Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
Salt River Valley News
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Mrs Jack Harris, though still una Die to be brought out home. is slowly improving and it is believed that the recovery this time will be permanent.
 MT and Mrs. Jamison were down rom Glendale to call upon MT. and Mrs. Oliver Smith Sunday.
 Joe Coleman marketed a load of hoSs In Phoenix Thursday.
 Mir. Tipton of Phoenix was through thls vicinity Wednesday buying hogs
 MT and Mrs. Walton of Buckeye were calling upon friends here Sat urday on their way home. They had been spending a few days in Phoenix
 M. B. Brooks attended quarterly meeting at Cartwright Thursday night
 A large number of our people at tended the funeral of Will Williams at the M. E. Church, South, in Phoe- nix Thursday. MT. Williams was quite well known here, having made this section of the country his home when he first came to the territory. The sympathy of all goes out to his young wife in her bereavement. Among those who attended from Fowler were Mir. Hansen and family. MT. and Mrs NJ B. Brooks, MT. and Mrs. J. A Higgins, Mrs. George Kay. MT. Harris and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Bert Miller, MT and Mrs. J. P. Ivy, MT and Mrs. Ernest Mann and Wm. Mann.
 Mrs. J. P. Ivy took supper Thursday evening with Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks and was accompanied home by Miss Jen- nielee Brooks, who spent the night at the Ivy home. Mir Ivy drove to Glen dale, where he attended the regular meeting of the odd Fellows.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins drove to Glendale Sunday and spent the day with MT. and Mrs. E. J. Flock. who had just returned from a vacation trip to Illinois.
 guests Monday of MT. and Mrs Will Kennels.
 D. NJ Sapp left Thursday for an- other trip to the mountains. It seems that the mountains have quite a fas- cination for him as this is the second trip this fall.
 Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Joe Coleman spent Thursday visiting with Mrs. Walter GammelL
 MT. and Mrs. Dick Taylor were guests at dinner Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Kay.
 Frank Bryant was in the vicinity Tuesday, gathering up some calves be- longing to him and moving them to the Garnett ranch, near town, of which he has charge this year.
 Horace Tovrea made two trips to Phoenix this week and brought out boxes he had ordered made for his irrigating ditches
 George Kay is making further i'm provements by building a new chicken house. inclOsed by brooder pens.
 J. A. Higgins is putting up two new hen houses for the protection of his fine Plymouth Rock chickens.
 As the last meeting of the Country Reading Circle finished up the work which had been arranged for the sum- mer. the members of the club arranged to initiate their husbands into the mys- teries of the circle by giving them a 1 reception. Hence the invitations were issued and they were hospitably en- tertained last Friday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs T. Bone in Cartwright. A pleasing program was rendered. consisting of: Piano solo,. Mrs. NlnsOn Talk on the Work of the Circle...-
 e. .. ............... Mrs. Kay | Recitation .. Gladys Lockwood | Piano solo. .. Miss Margaret Howard | Reading. . . Miss Fannie Breedlove | Reading. Q. Q. Q. ...... Miss Howard | Piano solo,. Miss Mamie Brooks |
 After the program. the guests were invited out on the lawn where tables |