Arizona republican., 1909-02-06

by his brother, who is a late arrival here from Texas attended church at Cartwright Sunday night.
 NIT. and Mrs. Earnest Mann were accompanied to church Sunday night
 by Mrs. Mann's sister, Mrs Tom
 few days. MT. and Mrs. Cavaness
 are just down from their COW ranch
 in the hills for a short stay in the
 valley. \
 Henry Welborn and Floyd Smith
 drove about 45 head of fat beef
 steers to market Saturday. The
 Brown Bros. marketed a nice bunch
 on Friday.
 Quite a number of people from this
 neighborhood attended the funeral of ] Mrs. Julia Green Saturday. Rev. r. D. Gardner assisted by the
 two MT. Nichols were busy Saturday morning putting up a hitch rack at the church.
 | The League social Friday night at 1 the home of MT. and Mrs. $. G. Rog- ! CTS was well attended, there being 75 l in number. The spelling bee proved very interesting. Prof. Higgins and ! Howard stood at the head of the two lines, while Mrs. John Phelps acted as judge and Miss Lou Marler of | Phoenix pronounced for the spoilers.
 A count of the misspelled words was | kept and at the end of thirty minutes | the count showed 16 words misspelled on Prof. Higgins side and IS mis- | spelled on Prof. Towards side. None but the leaguers were allowed to take part in the spelling. Refreshments were served to the entire assembly.
 and a thoroughly good time prevailed. | Two new members were received, MT.
 Nichols and his sister Mrs. D. H. | Graham.
 | Mrs. r. s. Gardner was out calling 1 Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. D. H. Graham and daughter, Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Nichols and son, Mrs. English, Young MT. ] Nichols and his mother attended
 church at Bethel Sunday. Most of the other Cartwright church members attended the memorial services at the | Baptist church at Fowler, in honor of the late Rev. Latter. Mrs. William Mann attended the ! League social Friday night. Miss Lou Marlor of Phoenix came out Friday for a visit with her sister
 Mrs. Carrie Bright.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks of Fowler visited
 Mrs Mcclure Monday. Roy Doyle and Fred Clark took dinner Sunday with J. G. Brooks and Geo. Hill.
 Estella GlOssbrenner picked up what she thought was her lunch pail
 and hurriedly left for school. When the noon hour arrived she just as confidently sought out her dinner pail and selecting a desirable place to eat she had carried her mother pail of lard to school.
 Miss Apperson and her sister Mrs. Stafford of Chicago were visiting Mrs. L. D. Rousseau this week. Miss AppersOn and Mrs. Stafford are cous- ins of Mrs. Rousseau. Miss Apper- son spent the winter two years ago with Mrs. Rousseau and is again here to enjoy our mild climate. Miss Apperson is stopping this time with
 Mrs. Charles DOnOfriO of Phoenix while her sister Mrs. Stafford is stay
 ing at the Hotel Adams. Miss Apper- son is thinking strongly of making a winter home in this valley.
 Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Vinson were visiting Mrs. Rousseau Wednesday.
 Will Rousseau brought out a new buggy this week. "SO look out girls. g
 Cartwright is a wide awake com munity of late, owing to the hidiuus noises created by the windmills which seem to have united forces to fright en people.
 c. NJ. Glossbrenner was a business visitor in Phoenix Friday.
 Ed. Graham, and mother, visited Asa Graham Wednesday afternoon A CTOHu OI Sl5ul-SttTS NlSlltu lllt National Ostrich ranch Thursday in company with MT. and Mrs. Pickerel.
 Earl Olun of Phoenix and a friend went hunting Tuesday. They came by to see MT. Olum's sister, Mrs. Frank Brown.
 AIr Glossbrenner of the National Ostrich ranch says they have the champion ostrich hen in Arizona from the fact that she lays two eggs per day.
 Mrs. Glossbrenner has just taken off an incubator lot of young chick ems. Out of 133 tested eggs she se- cured 127 chickens.
 Among those who visited the capi- tai city this week were MT and Mrs. Frank Brown, and Mrs. GlOssbrenner. MT. and Mrs. A. c. Shoot were Phoenix visitors Friday. Neva Root and Nina Price entereS school this week, this being their first time at school.
 Rev. P. D. Gardner and L. D. Rous-
 seau were engaged Wednesday in making a new hay rack.
 The circulation library at the home of c. T. Root was to be changed this week so we can all have new books. A list will be given later.
 Lee White drove a nice bunch of