Arizona republican., 1909-04-24
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS

ing a couple of weeks, for the city prior to returning to New York City.
 Mrs. P L. Pinkerton took dinner at Mrs. Crafts Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Henry visited Phoenix Wednesday.
 Mrs Pulsifer was able to be about again Wednesday for the first time since her accident a week ago Sun day. She and her two little boys were driving the old gay driving horse along the canal at Alhambra near the car track when he became frightened and ran. In turning across the bridge he threw Mrs. Pulsifer and the boys out into the canal, breaking the smallest boys collar bone and bruising them all up se- verely Mir. Minchin has been run ming the store the past week, as MT. Pulsifer is still at the gold strike.
 Mrs. Lela Pendergast and Miss Ava Dean drove into town Wednes- day morning. Miss Dean and her folk are here from Texas and are staying at G. H. Perry's at present.
 Jacob Snyder cut his crop of grain hay and stacked it this week.
 J, H. Ashly, assisted by MT. Beck, was hauling grain hay to market the first part of the week.
 The Good Templars held their reg ular meeting Tuesday evening at Cartwright and initiated four new members, Chris Sheets, Nellie and Viola Hawkins and Mir. Tompkins After this evening there will be no more literary meetings, so the lodge will meet Saturdays instead of Tues day evenings.
 Sam Barret hauled loose hay to town Tuesday.
 Wm. Fredericks made a trip to town Tuesday morning and brought home some lumber.
 H. NJ Welborn drove a bunch of beef steers to the stockyard Tues day night and stayed in town all night, weighing out the cattle We'd nesday morning. MT. Wellborn also looked at a bunch of range cattle from the Verde with intention of buying.
 Mrs Glossbrenner spent Wednesday in Phoenix, shopping
 J. M. Harmon sold seven ostriches to J. B. Losing of Westminster, Cal. MT. Losing is a brother of Wm. Los sing, the bee man." and spent month here during the winter. James Pendergast took them to the depot Tuesday morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Doyle were in town Wednesday.
 There will be an ice cream social at Cartwright school house next Wednesday, April 2S. All are invited.
 Mrs G. F. Hughes drove into town Thursday.
 Chas Pendergast, road overseer in district No. ?, broke his blow point Wednesday but luckily was not com pelled to quit work, as he had all the blowing done and so went to work grading.
 w. H. Wilkey, assisted by John Crosby, drove a couple of broncos into Alhambra Thursday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. & N Mcclure drove home in a new two seated rig Thursday leading their buggy. MT. Mcclure had to add another seat to enable him to accommodate his grow ing family.
 D. H. Graham gave possession of his place to MT. Sapp, Wednesday and is staying at L. D. Nichols at the present time. He expects to move further west in short time on the Buckeye road.
 NJ. NJ. Whitlow certainly has a nice stack Of hay and first class for the first cutting too.
 Miss Fife Whitlow was shopping in the city Thursday afternoon.
 Joel Nofzinger, one of the most prosperous farmers in the west end of the valley, has sold his 160 acre ranch to a Mir. Stewart. Mir. Nof- ginger has the ranch in fine shape, having seeded a large part of it to alfalfa last fall. MT. Nofzinger does not intend to leave the valley, but will move over into the Creighton district where most of the Ohio settlers bought ranches. J. F. Kanton was in town shopping at the Boston store yesterday after noon.
 Lin Orme and wife spent Friday in the city, shopping.
 Jesse Eyer, substituted carrier on our route, carried the mail yester- day in Lyman La Tourrette's place, as he had some business to attend to in town.
 Mrs. J. NJ Burns and daughter, Bertha, were in town shopping yes terday.