Arizona republican., 1909-04-10

: the district conference wkich will be- gin April 15.
 Mrs. R. c. Shiflet spent Friday with Mrs. J G. Brooks. Greg Irvine attended the music class Friday night at Cartwright.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Cartwright and children were among those from our neighborhood to attend the school entertainment given at Isaac, Friday night
 The Independence school closed Fri day. Friday night the school gave an entertainment and basket social for the benefit of the school. A large num- Der of Cartwright people attended and helped along in the supper line. s. c. Rogers of this place acted as auction eer of the baskets, the sale of which netted the school in the neighborhood of $40. Miss Mabel Harper. the teach CT. is well liked by both patrons and pupils.
 Mrs. $. G. Rogers has in her posses sion a ladies' blue brilliantine jacket; found last Friday night near the In- dependence school house
 $. N. Mcclure has rented his cows to J. NJ. Miller and Joe Coleman of Fowler. Mir. Mcclure has spent the last week in trying to find a ranch for rent. So far he has been unsuc- cessful
 Mrs. J. c. Brooks drove to Phoenix Monday to do some shopping Mon days storm mades the return trip very unpleasant. Other victims of the d.v Mir. and Mrs. s. N. Mcclure who were also Phoenix visitors Monday.
 R. C. Shiflet has sold his eighty acre ranch here: or rather he has exchang- ed it for city property. getting in ex- change the Cowboy corral. blacksmith shop, restaurant and the Midway sa- loon buildings. at Five Points The present owners of the ranch are Angie Price and Jim Mccarthy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harris and son, have moved into their new quarters across the road from Will Williams ranch.
 Mac Harrovitz from across the river. drove a bunch of cattle through Cart wright Sunday.
 Will Williams and Mir. Harris brought a load of sand from the river Tuesday to be used in making cement for his cistern.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kile and daughter. Unice. drove to Phoenix, Tuesday
 The Misses Peck and Saber of Phoe- nix. attended the Cartwright Literary society. Saturday night and took part in the program. which was as follows:
 Recitation. by Miss Peck.
 Recitation-"The Broken Hearted FaNrv t.v~ ID
 Recitation-"I Want a Man" by Miss Saber.
 Encore-''We Aint 'fraid of Collins"
 Select reading-"An old Mans Story" by Jack Miller.
 Vocal selection, by Miss Saber
 Encore. Misses Saber and Peck
 Referred question. Resolved. That the United States mail should be left at every mans door. w. C. Strump followed by NJ. List.
 This was followed by debate ques- tion. Resolved, That city life is more enjoyable than country life
 The literary program for tonight is as follows
 Recitations. by Rollins Howard and Carrie Kile
 Select readings. by Joe Coleman. Jack Miller and Ada Vinsel
 Recitations. by Nellie Hawkins, Una Mcclure and Blanch List
 Readings. by NJ. List and Fred Kile.
 Recitation. by Della Asher.
 Reading. by Sid List.
 Songs, by Roy Doyle and Chris Sheets.
 Referred question. Are the Indians justified in their recent out break in Oklahoma. Referred to Rollins How ard
 Debate question. Resolved. That women should be allowed the right of suffrage"
 Only four speakers were chosen and i a longer time was given the speakers |
 Affirmative. M. List, Jack Miller: negative. C. Y. Gully. w. c. Strump.
 The young people enjoyed a social | evening at the home of Mir and Mrs | Pierce. Wednesday. And again on Fri | day evening they congresated in large | numbers at the home of Mir. and Mrs l S. c. Rogers. where they enjoyed an- | other social evening.
 J. J. Casey was a business visitor in l