Arizona republican., 1909-12-22
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE NO. {.
FOWLER.

| old home in Kansas, where she will spend the holidays visiting her par | ents.
 Walter Gammell is pasturing some cattle on Harry Tovrea's ranch Owing to the unusually cold weather the growth of grass Is very slow and many people are running very short Of feed.
 Mrs. Jack Harris spent a few days this week with Mrs. J. H. Smith
 Mrs. John Kelly drove to Phoenix Friday afternoon and was occompa- nied home by her daughter. Miss Lu- cile Kelly. who visited over Sunday with her mother.
 Ruth and Nettie and Florence Kay. who have been i'll of scarlet fever, are now convalescing and will soon be able to be in school again. | Mrs. Gene Keesler and two small sons drove over to Fred Nelson's Friday evening and spent the night with Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Keesler's daughter. Mir Nelson and the Kees- Ter boys spent Saturday hunting.
 MT Young, lately arrived from Sweden. came out from Phoenix Thursday and will work for H. j. Hansen
 Mrs. NJ B. Brooks drove to Phoe- nix Friday evening for her daughter Mamie, who was coming out to spend Sunday with home folks As they were preparing to start home, Mrs. Cornell. Nannie's grandmother. with whom she lives in Phoenix, fell. striking her head on the baseboard of the room. and cutting quite q gash. Miss Brooks remained in town to at tend her grandmother Clarence Gulley started to the meet ! ing of the Dairymen's association. which he understood was to be held Wednesday evening at Isaac. He had reached Stanley Towards before he learned his mistake. so he spent the evening with MT. Howard
 Tina Brooks visited Wednesday night with Mrs. M. J. Miller
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Ivy entertained Sunday with an elaborate dinner. The guests were: Mir. and Mrs. Manford Cartwright and MT. and Mrs. Chas. Root of Cartwright.
 Will Jackson. who has been in the mountains rounding up cattle. re- turned a few days ago. quite sick Mrs. Harry Hilbers and Miss Ethel Harris visited Mrs Olmstead Thurs day afternoon.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks of Cartwright and Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks visited Mrs Nj. J. Miller Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Hoskins has been sewing this week for Miss Le Baron.
 Those on the Christmas program at the Fowler school spent several afternoons practicing during the week
 Mrs. M. B. Brooks called Monday afternoon at Mrs. Bones of Cart wright Finding Mrs. Bone away from home. she spent the afternoon with Mrs. Bright
 Mir. Jackson was a Phoenix visitor Friday
 Harry Miller has been working at the Hassayampa creamery this week. grading up around the creamery and strengthening up in general
 MT. and Mrs. Gammell spent Wed nesday in Phoenix.
 The Holiness prayer meeting met Wednesday night with Mir. and Mrs. Jack Harris
 Mrs. Hoskins and Mrs. Bruce DA OONS uANtiA0tu lIt w eU- nesday at the home of Mrs. Jack Brooks in Cartwright. The Home Mission ladies met and tackled com- forts for Mrs. Brooks. while she furnished them with a splendid din- ner.
 John Faulkner, who has been here from Virginia visiting his uncle. Quin Faulkner. left Monday for old Mex ico. where he has a position.
 Mrs Lew Graham and Miss Nellie Elliot did Christmas shopping in Phoenix one day this week Mrs. Faulkner and Mrs Richardson were also Christmas shoppers Tuesday.
 Bruce Brooks and family spent Sum- day at Jack Brooks at Cartwright. where they met Mrs. Williams of Glendale, who was also guest Mrs. Williams is from Kentucky. the na- tive state of the Brookses, and is related to some of their family.
 Mrs. John. Richardson spent Thurs day at Mrs. Faulkner's.
 The Country Reading Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. T. Bone. Only a few were present, but delightful time is reported Only o pat Oi tilC pioSidIn do 6lNtIl, dS some of those on the program were absent. Mrs. Bone treated her guests to some delicious apples. Those present were Mrs. Chas. Root. Mrs Wall, Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Bright and Mrs. Bone.
 Misses Callie and Jennie Bone and Alfred Stokley Vinson were guests at the home of Bruce Brooks Sunday
 Miss Emma Faulkner spent Sun- day and Sunday night with her sis ter, Mrs John Richardson.
 Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles Cartwright of Cartwright and Mrs. Maggie Brooks met with Mrs. J. A. Higgins to arrange a program to be given December 29 at Cartwright in connection with a box supper. The program will consist of a series of tableaux called My Sweethearts." Clarence Gulley will take the leading part.
 Mir and Mrs. J. A. Higgins have moved to their new ranch in Cart wright, having taken the last load Saturday. The cows are still on the old ranch and MT. Higgins and Ray