Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-05

(, III tne care OF an ora woman VINO Keeps
it up from the money people pay to
visit ii.
Mr.. Faulkner came to the valley
about thirty years ago. He took his
family back east sixteen years ago
but has not been back since. He says
after all. he has seen there is nothing
so good as Arizona While on the
trip he purchased some fancy pigeons
which he brought home with him
They consisted of one pair of fan tai
white Scots. a pair of homing pigeons
and pair of tumblers. The little
children at the Faulkner home are
also the possessors of a pair of game
bantams.
A number of people visited at the
Miller home Sunday afternoon. among
whom were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Rem
nells. Mrs. VIII Criswell, Mrs Gam
nell and Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Swartz
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis were Phoenix
visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Council who has been sewing
for Mrs. Dave Smith, returned to NJ
=. Brooks Friday morning.
Mr.. Hansen and his hired man are
working in Phoenix at present, build
ing a cement sidewalk around some
lots he purchased some time ago. They
drive in in the morning and back at
night.
Miss Maymie Fitzgerald who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Conger. return
ed to Phoenix Wednesday morning.
Miss Mamie Brooks attended church
at Cartwright Thursday morning and
accompanied Misses Jennie and Callic
Bone home to dinner. remaining at
the Bone home until evening services.
Ruby and Pearl Logue visited Edna
and Ida Hansen and their guest, Vida
Moore, Thursday
The baler is busily engaged baling
hay at John Nelson's.
Mr.. Bish of the Maricopa creamery.
and his uncle Everett Ellis, made n
business trip to Phoenix Thursday af-
ternoon.
The cream wagons from the Has
sayampa creamery. which have been
seen daily on our roads for the past
year, are to he taken off this terri
tory and put to work elsewhere. The
station here and at West End will
handle all the cream and Henry r.
wing will haul II to town every after
noon.
Ray Bell came up from the Aerla
Fria Saturday evening and went to
Phoenix where he attended the show
He came out Sunday morning and
was accompanied home by his brother.
Frank
Gene Keesler. who was i'll the lat
ter part of last week. is well again
and able to make trip to Phoenix.
He and Mrs. Keesler drove to Phoenix
Tuesday and after finishing their
shopping they drove out to Robert
Lists and spent the night
The union prayer meeting viii be
held next Wednesday night at the
home Of Oliver Smith with Mrs
George Kay as leader
Among those VINO attended meeting
ut Cartwright Sunday night were: Mr.
Holly, Oliver Smith and wife Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis. Ethel Harris. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kay. Bruce Brooks and
family. Mrs. Anna Haskins and fam
lily. J. A. higgins and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hansen, Mr.. Hill and mother. Mr.
and Mrs. Logue, Robert Holly and
Miss Bessie Keesler. In fact. Fowler
has been very generous in furnishing
regular attendants at the revival.
Among those who attended the bas-
ket dinner Sunday and spent the day
were: NJ. +. Brooks and family, ]. a
higgins and family. Harry Hilbers and
family. Mrs. Hoskins, Mrs. Allen and
Mr. and Mrs Hansen.
wild Biz is no respecter of per
sons when il comes to denouncing sin.
While the denunciation becomes
somewhat unpleasant when it is dir
ected toward the particular sin to
which we are addicted. we fail to take
offense for we enjoy so much seeing
our neighbor squirm when he comes
in for his share of the scorching
Every one should hear him and judG-
ment should not be passed upon him
until out Of fairness to him and your
self you have heard him more than
once.
Miss Violet Horton entertained the
following guests Sunday. John Nell
moil and Miss Lucy McIlmoil. James
Pierce and Misses Chrissie and Nellie
Elliot.
Rev. J. II. Smith and family We're
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George KAY, Wednesday
Mrs. Charles Root of Cartwright.
called on some of the members of the
Country Reading circle Wednesday
morning, among them Mrs. Kay and
Mrs. higgins. The circle meets next
week on Tuesday instead of Thursday.
at the home of Mrs. Lockwood. in the
Isaac district. 1t is very essential
that all of the members be present at
the next meeting. as there is very i'm
portant business to attend to: business
on which the opinion of every mem
Der is needed. If any member has not
attended regularly all summer. the
president desires that she make an eff
fort to be present at this meeting. The
following program has been prepared
for the afternoon:
Cliff DwellerS and Prehistoric
Ruins-Mrs. McCabe Wall.
Prescott and St Johns-Mrs. Mar
lar.
Current EVentS-MrS Patterson