Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
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out 10 ms brother s, Jerry lTNlHBi where he makes his home. He will soon be able to take up his work at the Hassayampa creamery.
 Rush Keesler finished putting up 160 acres of hay near Six Points and moved his haymaking outfit back to the Fowler neighborhood Thursday.
 Mrs. George Bilkey, of Osborn, vis- ited her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Swartz, on Friday of last week.
 Marguerite Brooks, of Cartwright, was the guest of her cousin, Hen rietta Brooks, from Sunday to Tues day.
 Louis Kohl and family, of Isaac, spent Sunday with Henry Kohl and family.
 Miss Lucille Kelly drove out from Phoenix Saturday evening with Harry Evans and spent Sunday with her parents.
 A number of our people were priv ileged to enjoy the excellent enter tainment given at Cartwright Friday evening by Miss Amy White, of Phoenix. Among those who attend ed were Mrs. M. B. Brooks and child ren, MT. and Mrs. Robert Logue and children, Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins. Mrs. Emhuff, Miss Violet Horton, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Mann, Alpha Mann, B, F. Hill and mother.
 Mir. Willis drove to Phoenix Sat urday and returned with a load of furniture. MT. Willis just moved in to the neighborhood this spring, hay ing bought the McElhaney ranch.
 August Hagelund and son, Karl, drove out from Phoenix Saturday morning. They stopped at the Hassa- yampa creamery and then went into the west end station at MT. Fender gasts, where MT. Hagelund is in- stalling steam pump. He was also at work there Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. Mir. Irving, who has charge of the cheese making at West End, also remained on those days to as- sist MT. Hagelund. Besides the re- pairs at that station a new tank is being put up at the Fowler station.
 M. B. Brooks and wife visited in Cartwright Sunday afternoon with MT. and Mrs. John Phelps.
 Dowell Kohl has gone to WiNen- burg to visit for a rew days with his cousin, Claude Dowell.
 Howard Mars is so fond of walk ing and his bicycle interfered so much with that pleasure that lhe went to town last Saturday and sold his wheel just to enjoy the walk home He thought, however, if this first walk tired him it would be an easy matter to catch a ride for a few miles; but no one happened to find it convenient to be going in the same direction at the same time so that he was able to indulge in his new exercise to his hearts content
 Miss Lizzie Green of Phoenix and Mrs. M. B. Brooks were guests at dinner Monday at the home of Mir and Mrs. J. P. Ivy. Miss Green came out from Phoenix to help Mir. Ivy celebrate his birthday anniversary, which occurred on that day, this being a custom of Miss Greens. Mrs. Brooks was engaged in taking the school census, and having reached MT. Ivy's at noon, she was invited to partake of the birthday dinner.
 MT. and Mrs. John Meyers, of West End, called on MT. and Mrs. Clyde Swartz Saturday evening.
 The usual number from Fowler SNNlltu lic GtOnu OIl lllt SlFttlS bI Phoenix Saturday. Among them were Mir. and Mrs. Lew Graham, Mir and Mrs. Eberly, MT. and Mrs. Logue and children, MT. Brownsberger, Mrs. Holly and daughter. Myrtle, Oliver Smith, Mir and Mrs. McIlmoil, Mrs. Allen and MT. Willis.
 Ray Bell. who works for J. A spent Sunday with his parents near the Agua Fria. He re- ports that part of the country in a condition. His father has in about fifteen acres of grain, a melon patch, and a good garden, all of which are growing nicely without any irrigation, and a neighbor, MT. Champion has forty acres of wheat that has never had a drop of water on it, and gives promise of a fine crop. The farmers in the irrigated section of this district are less for tunate. as they stand a good chance of being dried out during the water famine. While we hope for better in few days and do try to be patient, as we are continually urged to do, it is hard to keep from feeling somewhat as the ship-wrecked iiebA iiASis NliCi we hlOW iS water, water everywhere" but none to use~when it is so badly needed
 Lee Harris was out from Phoenix Sunday. Lee has charge of the Van Buren corral now and spends most {; 'f his time there, Fowler seeing very little of him any more.
 Mrs. J. A. Higgins and Mrs Elm l 'ry were Phoenix visitors Monday.
 Miss Alpha Mann spent the day Tuesday with Mary Doyle. of Cart | wright
 Rev. J. H. Smith and family were | guests Thursday at the home of Mrs. | ieorge Kay.
 Olive Brownsberger returned to her | school work at the Lamson business 'ollege Monday morning after visit 1 with home folks ovek sunday
 John Norton and Dan McDermott lave purchased a lot of mules, and | Ire hiring them out to work in the larvest of grain. Will Marian has en of them to use with his header utfit, which he will start out with tuesday. H7mK IHH
 Joe Daniels went to Phoenix Mon lay and hauled out four bales of acks, which gives an idea of what e expects his crop of grain to be-
 Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Swartz, who ave been living at the McDermott anch. where Mir SwartZ has been