Arizona republican., 1909-05-15

Wednesday afternoon and visited her aunt. Miss Nellie Morten.
 Harold Wilkie, of Osborn, was a guest over Sunday of his sister Mrs 1 Clyde Swartz. When Harold returned home, Monday, his brother, Virgil. came home with Mrs. Swartz to visit a few days
 Frank Bryant has rented his cows to MT Sapp. He moved them. Tues day, from MT. Loyd's, where they had been until he could find a place for | them.
 Tuesday seemed to be Phoenix day | in this neighborhood. Among those who visited in the capital city on that day were the Rev MT. Smith. MT. Dills, Violet Horton, MT. and Mrs. Conger, Mrs. Kay and daughter and Mrs. Olm- stead.
 We were very much surprised and pleased to see MT Moore on the mail route, Saturday. MT. Moore has been unable to attend to his duties as car rier since he was hurt last fall, and found it necessary to undergo an oper- ation by means of which a piece of the 1 skull was raised. This was done a few weeks ago, and while the operation was very successful, he became afflicted with erysipelas, which caused things to look very serious. He is now fully recovered, but not strong enough yet to take charge of the route. He came on Saturday. however. to relieve Mrs. Moore. who has been on the route since he was injured.
 Lewis Ford was in our neighborhood, Wednesday, with his burros and wagon Mir. Ford was one of the party that accompanied the Wedgeworth boy and Ray Bell on their trapping trip through Yuma and Parker, last summer
 MT. Hayes. a homesteader near the Agua Fria, is hauling lumber for a new three room cottage. He has great faith in the development of the district surrounding his homestead, and says 1t is to be the foremost and best neigh borhood in the valley.
 Ora Kennels, of Cartwright, was showing his sister and her husband, Mir and Mrs. Vernie Dallas, through Fowler, Tuesday morning.
 Mir and Mrs. Jim Loyd spent the day, Sunday, with Mrs. LOyds cousin, Miss Jennie Smith, on Grand avenue.
 The Baptist Sunday school elected Mir and Mrs. George Kay and Mrs. Jacck Harris as delegates to represent it at the Sunday school convention, which will convene on Sunday at the Baptist church, in Glendale. This convention is not denominational, but is a union of all the Sunday schools outside of Phoenix.
 Mrs. M. B. Brooks and children spent the day. Thursday. with Mrs. Jack Brooks. it being Mrs. Brooks birth day They were also accompanied by Mrs. Cornell, who remained to visit few days.
 Rebecca Brooks, of Cartwright, vis- ited her cousin, Jennie Lee Brooks. from Sunday until Tuesday. During that time Henrietta Brooks was the guest of her cousins in Cartwright.
 Howard March called at M. Lists fin Cartwright. Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Rousseau, of Cartwright, visit ed Mrs. Cornell, Friday afternoon.
 Edgar Brooks spent Sunday and Sun day night with Alfred and Stokely Vinson.
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde Swartz took a trip through the Glendale country, Thursday, and called at E. J. Fiock's.
 MT. Le Fever, of Denver. was in this vicinity, Tuesday, buying fat cows. He purchased some from Will Marler and six from Bruce Brooks.
 Miss Ethel Harris went to Phoenix, Wednesday, to visit for a few days with her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Reuben Hill.
 Robert Irving is rapidly recovering from the typhoid fever, and will soon be home again.
 Mrs. M. B. Brooks visited Mrs. Mill Ter. Wednesday.
 Gene Keesler, with his hay making outfit, has moved to Six Points, where he has contracted to put up 160 acres of hay.
 Mir. and Mrs Ivy and MT and Mrs Gully were guests at dinner, Sunday, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Bruce Brooks.
 Mrs. Eaton and daughter, of Kelvin. 1 who have been visiting Mrs. Eaton's | mother, Mrs. Le Baron. returned home ]! on Wednesday. She was accompanied | to Phoenix by her sister, Miss Lola Le | Baron.
 Mrs Eberly was a Phoenix visitor, Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ivy and MT. and Mrs. | Bruce Brooks drove to Phoenix, Mon day, to attend the funeral of Jerome | English, who died on Saturday morn- ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Nichols.
 The Center street bridge committee was out through Fowler. Thursday. ob- taining the sentiment of the voters on the bridge question.
 Mrs. Susie Irving accompanied ter " Irving on his regular trip to Phoe- nix, Thursday. They were accompa- nied home by Miss Mary Irving, who will have charge of the store for a few days.
 George Crawford, a former resident, passed through Fowler Monday morn ing, on his way to Buckeye.
 The Phoenix and Buckeye railroad men were out again. Thursday, look ing after the right of way of the new road.
 Mrs. J. P. Ivy will go to Glendale, Sunday, where she will take part in the program at the Sunday school con- vention.
 MT. and Mrs. Besh have moved into he house vacated by Harry Palmer.