Arizona republican., 1909-07-24

most of the cream had been sold befOr, that time After the storm prices wer, ! cut to cents per dish and the re mainder of the cream vanished quickly
 Miss Anna Miller of Murphy spen Saturday evening and Sunday visiting Miss Nellie Hawkins of Independence
 Henry Kohl and family of Fowler spent Sunday visiting with hir brother Lewis. of Isaac.
 Mrs. Wickey took her sister. Mrs Irving, and Miss Lucia HartweH homo with her Sunday for dinner, bringing them back to the city in the evening X large number of young folks en- joyed the party at the home of Miss Lulu Stump last Thursday evening Among those present were Misses Vio- let Horton, Anna Miller, Beulah and Alice Mosier, Fannie Breedlove, Nan nie Brooks, Goldic Sapp, Katie Bone Bertha Kohl, Blanche and Mae List Edna and Violet Reed, Carrie Kile Clara Bustrin, Mary and Maggie Doyle and Margaret Howard; Messrs. Page Lively, Harry Miller, Fred Clark, Jas English. Jimmie Bone, Rollins Howard Roy Doyle, Logan List, Roy Sapp Frank Stewart, Will Burris. Manley Stump. Simeon Snyder. Myrou Rod gers, Fred KiIe and Marvin DiIls.
 Mrs. Joe Tompkins has gone to Pres colt for the summer.
 C. C. Green and son, Baird, returned Thursday from a visit in Tucson They report colder weather with more rain than here.
 F. A. Cartwright and family have gone to the c. C. ranch at Cave Creek where it is cooler than in Phoenix.
 Mrs. s. S. Green called on Mrs. Geo Kay Wednesday.
 c. W. Hixon, wife and daughters left Wednesday for Georgia to spend the summer. The boys all went to Cali fornia; they would rather roam in new fields than to visit old ones.
 B. L. Pinkerton has moved to the Hixon ranch for the summer.
 C. A. Johnson has just returned from a visit to Los Angeles. He saw the E,lks and states it was a scene to remember. The parade lasted for over three hours and was interesting its en- tire length.
 Miss Ruth Loyd is visiting Hiram Smith.
 The Cartwright | O. c. T. will meet next Tuesday evening for the election of officers. A full attendance is re- qucsted.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Armstrong and sister, Miss Edna Hernious, have returned from a three weeks visit in the noun tains at Merraid's ranch.
 Mrs. Banks and daughter, Ethel, vis- ited Miss Ivy this week.
 The EpwOrth League of Cartwright will hold it's business meeting at C. E. Cartwright's next Friday evening. Everybody invited to come and buy some candy, which will be served as refreshments.
 Wm. Tossing called on G. L. Stan hard yesterday and got a couple of nice melons for his trouble.
 The Mutual Benefit Club of Isaac met at the home of its secretary, Mrs. c. L. Stannard, Wednesday afternoon and was entertained by Mrs. B. L. Pinkerton. After the business of the club was over refreshments were serv- ed and a jolly good time enjoyed. The club now has twelve members.
 B. l.. Pinkerton is having a well drilled or his place.
 The Reading Circle held forth at the home of Mrs. c. T. Root this week. A small attendance did not mar the pleasure and the delicious chocolate ice cream disappeared like ice in the sun. Those present were Mrs. Root, Mrs. Lockwood, Mrs. Bratton. Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Higgins of Fowler and Mrs. Hains, visitor.
 A. G. Smoot has a 300gallon tank up on his place and is installing a gasoline engine to pump the water up to it.
 H. G. LaRue of Ohio, who has been spending the winter with Wm. Loss ing, left for the coast yesterday.
 David Mercer, the lineman of the Consolidated phone line, got caught in the rain at the Cartwright school house Thursday. The roads were pretty mud dy for motorcycle after it. too.