Arizona republican., 1909-05-29

brought out 50O pounds of ice with which to help the milk until work was finished on the boiler, which was ac- complished in time for him to sep arate and haul the cream to town. He has been getting about four thousand pounds of milk day, 5000 pounds of which he makes into cheese. out of the remaining 1000 pounds he makes butter. The cheese made per day amounts to about three hundred and seventy-five pounds. Last week, on account of the cows being out of wa ter, the amount of milk went down. Since we have been allowed stock wa ter, the cows have been doing better.
 Ernest Bennett, of Cartwright, de- livered two loads of loose hayHto the Maricopa Creamery on Thursday
 Will Green. a former resident of Cartwright, but who has lived for. the past few years at Eugene, Ore, was with the Green thresher at the Marler ranch on Wednesday. MT Green. came here on business, as he still owns prop erty in the valley. and expects to spend the summer here.
 Glen Snodgrass. of Phoenix. visited his uncle. Harry CrissweIl, Thursday
 Mr. Newburg bought a number of hogs of Mir. Allen on Thursday.
 NIT. Brownsberger and family drove, to Glendale on Wednesday and bought apricots of F. J. Flock.
 Mir. Flock has been very successful selling his fruit this year. having sold over six tons of apricots, netting him over s400.
 All the people along the route have been watching with great anxiety the efforts of the railroad committee. and eagerly scanned The Republican on Thursday morning for a report of their visit to Buckeye. While the road will not benefit us as it will the people of the lower country, we are anxious to see it built, as it means the opening up of such a vast area of productive land
 Mrs. c. Bright and children drove to Phoenix on Thursday to attend the session of the country Reading Circle, mother, Mrs. Marler.
 Walter Gammell purchased two cows from MT. Schrieber this week.
 Forty-two people. including Mir and Mrs. Oliver Smith and children: Joe Holly and family. Mrs. James Smith. Susie Irving. Earl Smith. Mir and Mrs Keesler MT. and Mrs. Willis and fam fly, Bessie Keesler. Viva Nation. Ethel Harris, Rev. J. H. Smith and family. Jennie Lee and Mamie Brooks, pie nicked below St. Johns dam on Thurs day. Robert Holly took a hay rack and four horses to haul part of the crowd and others went in buggies. A very exciting and unusual feature of the picnic was the killing of big gray eagle by James Willis.
 While crossing the canal on Friday with the binder one of NJ. B. Brooks horses fell off the bridge into the canal, creating a lot of excitement.
 Mrs. Alpha Mann has been in Phoe- nix for the past week visiting her aunt, Mrs. Caraker.
 Ruth LOyd is quite sick with whoop- ing cough.
 Mrs. Cornell is at her daughters, Mrs. M. B. Brooks. She is sewing for the children of MT Rice who lives in the Isaac district. Mrs. Murphy, MT. Rice's housekeeper, was at Mrs Brooks Rice's hOusek5eper, was at Mrs. Brooks on Tuesday and Thursday with the children to have their clothes fit ted
 Mrs. Quin Faulkner returned from Buckeye on Wednesday. where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Richardson. Mrs. Richardson accom- panied her home and went to Phoenix on Thursday.
 Miss Mamie Brooks spent Sunday as the guest of her cousin Miss Fan nie Brooks, of Cartwright
 Elizabeth Ivy visited Tina Brooks. Wednesday afternoon
 Mrs. LeBaron, Miss Lola and Leon ard, were guests at dinner of Mrs. J P. Ivy's last Friday.
 Miss Lucille Kelly. of Phoenix. vis- ited over Sunday with home folks.
 Mrs. Kelly visited in Phoenix Thurs day
 Lawrence Hudson, who has beeen working at Mir. Ivy's, has been suffer- ing from blood poisoning in his hand, but is somewhat better
 Miss Viva Nation visited Ida HiI- bers, Wednesday.
 Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Brooks visited at Mrs. Ivy's, Friday.
 August Hegelund came out from Phoenix in his automobile, Tuesday and Wednesday. On Thursday, he drove on to West End to look after his creamery interests at that place
 MT. and Mrs. Jerry Irving, Mrs. Mary Irving. Bob and Henry Irving drove to Glendale. Saturday night, to at tend the dance at that place
 The Holiness prayer meeting was held at MT. Holly's on Friday night. It was to have been at Mrs Olm- stead's, but owing to the illness of Miss Sublet, at Mrs. Olmstead's, the meeting place was changed Next week, it will be at MT. Brownsberger'
 MT. and Mrs. Brownsberger enter tained at dinner. Sunday. Mrs Susie Irving. Robert Holly and Lon Smith.
 James and Ben Willis are working up dairy herd. They purchased some cows from Joe Holly this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jerry Irving, Miss. Mary Irving and Robert Irving drove to Phoenix, Friday. and attended the show at Eastlake nark.
 MT and Mrs. J. A Higgins and Mrs. Emhuff drove to Glendale. Wednes- day. and took dinner with MT and Mrs.