Arizona republican., 1909-06-05
FOWLER,

| n., predcnlnS services conducted by | Rev. Mir. Davies of Phoenix at II a
 m; prayer meeting on Friday even | ing. The Baptist church: Sunday
 school Sunday morning at 10 o'clock | preaching services at II a. m. con- | ducted by the pastor, Rev. l. H | Smith; preaching at z: 30 D. m.; prayer
 meeting Tuesday evening Dan McDermott moved a big bunch of cattle Saturday to the lower part
 of the valley. where he and John Nor ton have a ranch rented.
 Alice Kay, the little daughter of Mir
 and Mrs. George Kay, has been quite
 sick this week with a complication of
 whooping cough and pneumonia She is somewhat better know. Harry Evans moved into town Mon day. where he will assist with the
 work at the creamery. Robert Irving, who has fully recovered from his re-
 cent illness. has taken MT Evans
 place at the Hassayampa station here.
 Miss Lucille Kelly. who has been m
 town during the school year attending
 high school, came out home with her
 mother Friday. She will visit at home
 for few weeks. after which she will
 go to Los Angeles to spend the sum
 mer.
 Mrs. Chas. Olmstead made a busi-
 ness trip to Phoenix Friday.
 George Kay shipped a car load of
 cattle Friday. which he had sold to an Albuquerque buyer They were among the finest shipped from the
 valley this spring.
 Nettie, the baby daughter of Mir. and
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks, has been danger ously ill since Tuesday. The illness began in the shape of a convulsion Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday night it was necessary for the phy- sician. Dr. Hawley of Phoenix. 10 stay with the child most of the night The child is nov better.
 Miss Elizabeth Faulkner. who has been in Phoenix attending high school. came out home Friday to spend the summer.
 M. B. Brooks sold his dairy herd of twenty-twO cows 10 the Willis Bros, who are going into the dairy business quite extensively.
 Burtis Kohl of Isaac spent Wednes- day night at Henry Kohrs.
 Mrs. Carrie Williams of Phoenix spent from Wednesday to Saturday at the home of NJ. B. Brooks. the guest of Mrs. ConQell, Mrs. Brooks mother.
 There are no services Sunday at the Baptist church owing to union services Mann, Elizabeth Ivz', Nettie and Ruth Ter people attended at Cartwright, among whom were Rev ! H. Smith and family. Mir. and Mrs. Kohl and family, Robert Logue and family, Mrs William Mann. MT and Mrs. Ernest Kay and Mary Peterson. MT. Browns berger and family, Mr. and Mrs. Han sen and children and Marvin Dills.
 Mrs. Haynes drove to Phoenix Fri day ard was accompanied home by her daughter, Miss Dorothy. who at tends school at the Phoenix business college. Miss Haynes returned to Phoenix Sunday evening accompanied | by her brother, Abe Haynes.
 The Holiness Sunday school did not dismiss Sunday and gave out d very | good report notwithstanding some of | its members went to Cartwright. The | was thirty with collection | of 55 cents.
 Among those who migrated Phoenix ward Saturday were Mir. and Mrs. l MT. Hansen MT and Mrs Jack Harris, MT. Brownsberger, Mrs. Springer, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Hayes of the lower side of the valley, Miss Vio let Horton. Mrs. Trooge and sister Oliver Smith, J. A. Higgins and Lew Graham.
 The Baptist Woman's Missionary so- T gs. ! the custom, owing to the fact that there was sickness in a number of the families belonging. The meeting will be held on Tuesday of the coming week. The work this month concerns he home mission work.
 MT. Hayes is still engaged in haul ing lumber for his house on his home stead near the mule farm.
 George Rays hired man went to Phoenix and hauled big load of lum- per with which MT. Kay began build ng an addition to his dwelling. The new rooms will consist of a big porch 1t the rear, a screen sleeping room md a large screen sleeping room. MT. Hansen is assisting with the work, also Rev. J. II. Smith. Harry Tovrea and Mir. Stevens, a carpenter from Phoe nix
 Mrs. Hutton, widow Of the late Rev. Mr Hutton, has been quite sick this week at the home of Mrs. Jack Harris.
 Mrs. Pierce and Mrs Mudersbaugh ,f Isaac were in the neighbOrhood Thursday calling on friends, among whom were Mrs. George Kay, Mrs. smith and Mrs. Bruce Brooks
 Mrs. Sam Green visited in the neigh Iorhood Thursday. She was accom- panied home by Ruth Loyd, who will make her home with Mrs. Gheen for a ime. Ruth spent the winter at Mrs. Jhas. Olmstead's but has been at the nome of her aunt, Mrs. Jim Lloyd, for he last few weeks, sick with whoop ng cough.
 Lew Graham, accompanied by Miss Nellie Elliott and Miss Lola LeBaron, lrove to Phoenix Thursday and spent he day
 George Bright drove to Phoenix Sat lrday morning and brought home with i'm Miss Cynthia Marier, who visited with her sister, Mrs. Bright, until Tuesday.
 Mrs. McElhaney and son. Randolph, ,f Phoenix. called upon friends in Fowler Sunday afternoon.
 Among those rho called at NJ. B. Brooks Thursday to see the sick baby were Rev and Mrs. P. D. Gardner, Mrs. Rosseau, Mrs Vinson of Cart Vrght Mrs. Ivy. Mrs Pierce, Mrs