Arizona republican., 1909-03-20

. tune visiting friends and relatives i . different places along his line. Impe : rial being one of the places visited. Mrs. Townson and Miss Ruth Brat
 ton of Isaac attended church at Cart
 wright Sunday morning.
 Miss Katie Bone went over to Temp
 Friday for a weekend visit with Mis-
 Fannie Breedlove. The two young la
 dies attended the Reclamation contes
 at that place. James English and Will
 liam Rosseau went over Sunday to SC
 how the young ladies were enjoying
 their visit and to escort Katie hom
 Sunday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Mann attende,
 church Sunday and were guests a
 dinner of MT and Mrs. R. c. Shiflet.
 Mir. and Mrs. Vinson entertained
 party of friends at dinner Sunday il
 honor of Mrs. Vinson's and NJ. List
 birthdays. MT. List was presented
 with a nice carving set as a Temem
 brance of his kindness by the neigh
 bors The invited guests were Mir. anC
 Mrs. List Mrs. l.. D. Rosseau, Mir. anC
 Mrs. J. c. Brooks. MT. and Mrs. M B. Brooks of Fowler.
 MT. and Mrs. Horace Ellison o | Phoenix spent Tuesday with MT anC | Mrs. Archie F'itzhugh. | The local branch of the Woman: | Home Mission society held a worl | meeting at the home of the president Mrs J. A. Vinson. Those who attend ed were Mrs. l.. D. Rosseau. Mrs. P. D Gardner, Mrs. McWall. Mrs. Ton | Brown, Mrs. T. Bone, Mrs. Asa Ora I TAl, ArFg | Brooks, Mrs NJ List and Mrs. $. x Mcclure
 Mir. Pickrell and Mir. Hardtranft were business visitor at the National ostrich | ranch Friday morning. In the after | noon Mrs Pickrell and daughter and a couple of lady friends called. The feather plucking is in full blast at the National ostrich ranch this week. having begun Friday. There are about l39 birds to be plucked this time
 Miss Mary Willy and two of her brothers visited Mrs. Frank Brown Fri day afternoon. During her convales- cence Mary is enjoying a visit from one of her brothers from California whom she has not seen since she was about two .'ears old.
 
 and Abram, were doing some shopping in Phoenix Saturday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. c F. Root and daugh- ters. Neva and Janeeta, spent Sunday in Phoenix, the guests of MT. and Mrs. Suggs.
 Keith Pickrell and a lad- friend came out to the ostrich ranch Sunday for a view of the birds.
 Rollins Howard. who has been teach ing school in the HarovitZ district across the river. is almost rejoiced to see the school close. IL closed Friday, March I9 Rollins has been coming home Friday evenings and returning Monday mornings. but the crossing of Salt river has caused both him and his home folks a great deal of anxiety.
 C. T Root lost one of his best milk cows this week from milk fever.
 Fannie Brooks has been out of school all week with a severe cold. Ollie, the since Monday.
 Manford Cartwright left for his COW ranch in the hills Monday. Mir. Cart wright took with his nice assortment of fruit trees and vines to set out on his ranch in the hills. MT Cartwright says as he spends most of his time up there he had just as well prepare to enjoy himself.
 The relatives of Alvin Mann prepar- ed a surprise for him Wednesday night in honor of his 2Sth birthday. He will not own to being wholly surprised, all though a very pleasant time was en- joyed by both him and his guests. Those present were Mrs. William Mann. Alpha Mann. Jakie Mann. MT. and Mrs. Ernest Mann and son. MT. and Mrs. Charles Cartwright and chil- dren. MT and Mrs. ora Runnells and son. MT. and Mrs. Horace Smith and children.
 Elmer Cartwright has bought an In terest in the Cartwright cattle in the hills
 Mrs. P. D. Gardner and daughter visit Mrs. Rosseau Saturday.
 Mrs. Mcclure called on Mrs. Hanson Monday to engage an incubator lot of Brown Leghorn eggs.
 C. C. Green is reported on the sick list The family physician was called out Thursday.
 Mrs. M. B Brooks and Mrs. Nell moil called on Mrs. J. G. Brooks Wed nesday.
 The T. M. Walker family have sold their ranch and moved to Phoenix. We hate to lose MT. and Mrs. Walker and family from our part of the valley.
 A part of the program for the liter ary society for Saturday night will be d debate among the younger boys, those who are not accustomed to de batting. The subject for debate is Re solved, That Fire has Done More Dam age Than Water" Some of the debat- DTS are Frank Tompkinson, Fred Clark, Logan List and Chris Sheets.
 Mrs s. G. Rogers has been i'll for several days with Ia grippe.
 George Wilkey sold his beef cattle .o John Hughes. They were delivered Thursday. MT. Wilkey came down Thursday to oversee the work. Pat Hurley was in Cartwright We'd ] 1esday He bought some beef cattle | rom Henry Welborn which were driv- m in Wednesday. Mrs James Graham entertained the | 'ollowing at dinner Sunday: MT. and ] Mrs. Asa Graham, Mrs. Bright and | Mrs. Miles of Phoenix.
 Miss Abbie Pickrell called on Mrs. | Asa Graham Tuesday.
 NTrc Ranks was a visitor in Cart |