Arizona republican., 1909-03-13

tltlGl IdlAtT spent I utSudN nlBnI with Emma Faulkner.
 Bruce Brooks is preparing for shade this summer by ornamenting his yard with some trees. Mir. Brooks has done a lot of improving on his place this year and the ranch is presenting a fine appearance.
 Will Kohl was in our neighborhood Wednesday.
 Mrs l.. c. Haynes went to the Agua Fria on Tuesday to visit the ranch where Mir. Haynes remains most of the time, putting in the crop.
 Mrs. J. A. Rigins and children visit ed in Phoenix on Wednesday with Mrs. Emery Higgins.
 Mrs. Tover's new house is nearing completion. and is quite an addition 10 our neighbOrhood.
 Miss Mamie Brooks had a birthday Saturday and was pleasantly remind ed of the fact by finding a beautiful little gold watch under her plate on Saturday morning. Her parents were the givers. She also received a ring containing her birthstone from rela- tives back east.
 M. D. Sapp and family drove to Phoenix Sunday afternoon and made visit to the Westberg and Turnbull studio.
 Mrs. Will Palmer of Phoenix is visit ing Mrs. Harry Palmer this week.
 Miss Violet Horton and Harry Miller drove to Phoenix to the show Friday night.
 R O. Green and daughter. Mrs. z Mrs J. r. Irvy on Wednesday. Mrs. Mickey and Mrs. Harmon went to town Wednesday in Mrs. Wickey's automobile.
 Those from Frowler who were Phoe- nix visitors Saturday were: Violet Horton. Mrs. Bruce Brooks and daugh- ter Mamie. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Coleman. MT and Mrs M. J. Miller. Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Swartz. Mrs. Lew Graham. Mrs. LeBaron. Mir. and Mrs. George Kay. Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins. Mir. and Mrs. Henry Kohl, Bertha Kohl and Myrtle Haynes.
 Jack Faulkner visited Howard Par ker Tuesday night
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks was the guest at dinner Tuesday of Mrs. c. Brig-t.
 i.idiAN if'AAs NiA' SAfiN o W iAAA Bryant and goes to school, met with very queer accident Saturday uo~n- ing and one that might have proved serious. He was in the corral milking a COW that was a sort of pet, when without warning she laid down on the boy and. although ha was able to yell at her and his hands were free. she refused to move. Fortunately there were others near and he was soon re- leased.
 Mrs. Louis Kohl of Isaac visited Mrs George Kay Sunday afternoon.
 Billie Dowell visited at Henry Kohls on Friday.
 w F. Cornell spent Sunday and night at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Brooks
 MT Miller and Joe Coleman are en- gagged in hunting a ranch to rent. They ! are obliged to move in a few days | from the McElhaney ranch, which was recently sold.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ivy have the l of our people in their late ! bereavement. Their little daughter | Grace died Saturday morning and was | laid to rest on Sunday afternoon. The | funeral services were conducted at the i house by the Rev. Mir. Smith
 Dorothy Haynes visited Etla Parker !, Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs Angevine and daughter of | Phoenix visited Mrs. E. NJ. Conger this l week
 Mrs. NJ. J. Miller went to Mesa on l Wednesday to visit few days with | her daughter. Mrs. Gammell
 Emma Faulkner spent Wednesday | night with Helen Parker
 Tine Brooks spent Monday night | with Inez Brownsberger.
 Bertha Kohl spent Friday night in [ Phoenix with her sister. Grace Kohl.
 Lloyd DoWell visited the Fowler school on Friday.
 Gladys Kohl was the guest Sunday )f Mamie Brooks.
 Mrs. Springer hauled another incu- )ator out from Phoenix this week. She is making a great success fin the chicken business.
 Our weather has been playing all sorts of pranks of late. presumably rying to initiate the blizzards and tor ladoes of the east.
 MT Colwell, the Republican solicitor, vas through the neighborhood this