Arizona republican., 1909-05-15

Inge, Arch F1tZhugh and others.
 c. c. Green was on the shelf for a few days with a crippled toe which he got injured in a mix-up with a young horse he was breaking. MT. Green is able to go without a crutch again.
 Mrs. w. H. Mann and Mrs. E. c. Mann called on Mrs. J. A. Vinson Thursday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Hancock moved out to one of w. R. Brattoh's ranches Thursday, where they will make their home for the present.
 Mable Green visited at the home of her uncle, Charley Barkley, of Glen dale, Wednesday,
 Ruth Bratton of Isaac visited a part of the week with her aunt, Mrs. Edgar Brooks.
 Mrs. J. T. Bone visited her sister, Mrs. c. c. Green. Wednesday.
 Mrs. Archie Fitzhugh spent Thurs day visiting with Mrs. Elmer Cart wright
 Hazel Tompkins visited Ruby and Pearl Logue Monday afternoon.
 Margarite Brooks spent Sunday and Sunday night visiting with Stella Cartwright.
 Mrs. J. G. Brooks had narrow es- cape from being badly hurt Monday as she was returning from Phoenix. When on the avenue between Five and Six Points she was passing Char ley Anderson, who had a bronco hitched to a breaking cart. Just as Mrs. Brooks was even with him, the bronco reared in the air and fell into Mrs. Brooks rig. Between her horse and the front of the buggy, Mrs. Brooks fell, with her head on the front axle and her feet in the buggy. Will Barkley came up on his wheel and disentangled Mrs. Brooks and helped her into the near by house of Mir. Izling, where she shortly recovered and found that she was more scared than hurt It is needless to say that, Billie, the horse Mrs. Brooks bought a whip for did not get a single lash on the way home, and he is not for sale now. The buggy was pretty badly broken up.
 Lee White brought in a large bunch of cattle from the range Tues day. One of them got into one of
  ner, causing quite a hold up. The Hassayampa creamery wagon and the Maricopa creamery wagon were both in the miX-up.
 Miss Mabie Green and Carrie Kile visited Fannie Brooks Tuesday.
 Mrs. J. G. Brooks purchased some thoroughbred brown leghorn hens from Mrs. Hanson, to be shipped to Rev. Robert Wright of Winslow.
 Orah Clay and Mollie Price spent Sunday with Ora Smith
 MT. and Mrs. E. COnnell, Mrs. NJ B. Brooks and children of Fowler, spent Thursday with Mrs. J. G. Brooks. the occasion was the celebration of Mrs. Brooks birthday. She was pre- scented with two beautiful silk en- broidered shirt waist patterns by her mother, Mrs. Cornell and sister, Mrs. M. B. Brooks In the afternoon Mrs. Brooks served ice cream to the com pany. Mrs. Mcclure and Miss Alpha Mann happened along in time to enjoy the refreshments.
 Mir. Lewis and his daughter Mrs. John Price and Miss Nora Lewis drove to Phoenix Monday.
 J. G. Brooks made a trip to Glen dale Wednesday on a wheel.
 Mrs. E. c. Mann drove to Phoenix Monday with her sister Mrs. Tom Cavaness, who will leave shortly for her home at the COW ranch in the hills.
 J. A. Vinson and Arch Fitzhugh have steam baler doing up their first crop of hay this week.
 Bessie Jennie Douglas of Phoenix is visiting Katherine Howard a part of this week.
 Earnest Mann hauled a load of hay to Phoenix Friday.
 Maggie Doyle is again out of school on account of ill health.
 Una and Tiff Mcclure are victims of whOOping cough. Una does not mind the whooping cough, but she hates to miss the tchildren's day program.
 Arch Fftzhugh is helping James Inge make hay frame for his wagon this week
 Mrs. Harmon visited Mrs. Logue Monday
 The little sprinkle of rain Thursday caused most of the ranchers to turn
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