Arizona republican., 1909-06-19


 tality always extended in the Howard home made a very enjoyable evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde Swartz drove to Phoenix last Saturday to bid fare well to Mrs. Swartz's parents, Mir and Mrs. George Wilkey, who left Saturday night for California. Mir. and Mrs. Wilkey will probably make their future home some where in the coast state.
 MT. and Mrs. George Kay are en- tertaining Mir. Rays mother this week She came out from Phoenix with Mrs. Kay Friday of last week.
 Miss Ella Davis of Phoenix drove out to MT. Parker's Sunday and spent the day
 1 Miss Elizabeth Faulkner came out from town Saturday and spent a few days with home folks.
 Mrs. Quin Faulkner and Mrs John , Richardson were Phoenix shoppers Thursday.
 l Mrs. J. A. VinsOn and daughter Miss Fannie Breedlove of Cartwright. l were entertained at dinner Monday by Mrs. c. Bright and Miss Lou Mar Ter.
 Miss Dorothy Haynes came up from 
 ner with Miss Violet Horton In the afternoon she went on to Phoenix where she is attending school. Other guests of Miss Horton's Sunday were i Miss Bertha Kohl and Miss Leafy ! DowelI.
 M. B. Brooks has been engaged this week in hauling baled hay. Miss Mamie Brooks was guest | CaIlie Bone. She accompanied them to the party given at Gerry Sapp's. Miss Ella Davis came out from town Monday evening with MT. Try | ing and was a guest It the home Of Mir and Mrs. Jerry Irving until We'd nesday. On Tuesday Miss Davis and Robert Irving spent the day at Mrs. Kelly's. Miss Davis was also one of the guests at the Sapp Tarty Monday night.
 Misses Nannis and Jennie Lee Brooks visited 1C Mrs. NJ J. Millers Ne'l'.esday ait".noon. MSS Leafy DGwell of Wi-kcnbUrg. who has beer visiting with Miss E:er;Fa Kohl vert Tuesday to Will KnIIs near Pi-oanix to visit
 Rev. J. H. Smith spent Wednesday elt -N-t4l T ltLl-sfs5ti ~ III 0Csl lSltL-
 MT. and Mr 5. Ye, ry Ir-.ng took ad- vaHr"ee of the excursior to Tucson saturday morning Mrs. Irving lived ucI Tucson for ab1I, ton years sJ ;rat the trip Gj j',s Ter ;. chance to V;~;: Ter OlG h1-.e
 Miss Fannie Breedlove. Mir. Eng fish and Will Rousseau were guests of Miss Lou Marler Sunday evening.
 
 day from Mrs. Jackson who has been at Prescott for the past three weeks, that a small daughter had arrived who would take up her abode with them. Mir. Jackson left Monday to visit the young lady and her mother.
 The well-digging spirit is still nov ing people in this vicinity Harry Criswell is now the possessor of a new well.
 Mrs. Augusta Emhuff, who has vis- ited with her niece Mrs. J. A. Rig gins for the past three months. left Thursday evening over the Southern Pacific for her home in Charleston. IT. She will return home by way of San Antonio, Texas Mrs Emhuff was very much pleased with the country here and improved greatly in health while here.
 L. c. Haynes drove from their Agua Fria ranch to Phoenix We'd nesday.
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks attended the quitting Tuesday at Mrs. VinsOns. She reported a very industrious crowd and an excellent dinner.
 The Loyd brothers are still hauling loose hay. Jim Lloyd also sold sev- eral dozen chickens this week which brought top prices.
 Miss Alpha Mann in company with Miss Mary Wiley of Cartwright has been spending the week in Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs Harry Hilbers were guests at dinner Wednesday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Brownsberger.
 Alfred and StolIey Vinson were guests of Edgar Brooks Tuesday night
 Mrs. Clyde swartz spent the day Wednesday at Mrs. Miller's
 Mir. Hanson and family were Phoe- nix visitors Friday.
 Strange sights of various sorts are to be seen along the Yuma road, but the strangest yet. passed Friday morning. It consisted of an automo- bile drawn by team of horses. The speed was somewhat below normal.
 Mrs. George Crawford drove out from Phoenix Friday morning and spent the day with her mother, Mrs. Olmstead.
 Mir. Kile of Cartwright bound wheat for J. A. Higgins Tuesday.
 The Rev. Mir Draper of Glendale was a guest Wednesday of MT. and Mrs. Jim Loyd.
 Miss Lucille Kelly visited in Phoe- nix last Sunday with Mrs. Johnson
 Mrs. Gerry Sapp Misses Goldia and IOa Sapp. were hostesses at a party given Monday night at the home of Mir. and Mrs Gerry Sapp on the old Wyatt ranch. Their guests were Violet Horton. Mamie Brooks, Bertha Kohl, Nellie Elliott. Georgia Ivy, Maggie Doyle, Mary Doyle. Bianch List, May List, Anna Miller Nellie Hawkins. Viola Hawkins, Jen- nie Bone, Callie Bone Katie Lon Bone, Alice Snyder, Gldays Kohl, Vio- let Reed, Edna Reed, Georgia Sapp. Ella Davis. ZOa Sapp, Leafy DoweI, Lula Stump, Goldia Sapp, Page Liv- ley, Rueben Graham, Harry To-vea Tom Graham, Clyde TOvrea, Harry