Arizona republican., 1909-08-14
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REPUBLICANS RURAL ROUTE CRREESSP CORRESPONDENT ODET

are to be commended for the excellent | way in which they presented their parts Tine stage arrangements, seen cry, and costumes, etc, were all of | home construction, yet they presented 1 very pleasing combination and one which showed a marked amount of tact and talent. In behalf of the league many thanks are extended to Mrs. J. A. Higgins, the "cOacher," who gave her services so willingly and SD successfully. The door fees amounted to the neat sum of $50 for which the league members thank the audience. And we as a. people feel justly proud of our Epworth League.
 c. C. Green has purchased the R. O. Green ranch consisting of 320 acres for the sum of $40,0OO. R. O. Green was for many years a resident of this part. living on this ranch. A few years ago Mir. Green took up his abode in Phoe- nix, from where he partly superintend- ed the ranch work Finding that too much of task for a man of his years Mir. Green decided to sell the ranch and retire from work. We are glad to have the present owner. c. c. Green permanently located in our neighbor- hood.
 Mir and Mrs. Ora Rennells expect to start next week for six weeks visit with Mir. and Mrs. Brockman of San Joaquin.
 Mir. and Mrs F.. F. Jack and chill dren were guests of MT. and Mrs. l.. D. Rousseau, Saturday.
 Mrs Weber of Ohio arrived Wed nesday for a visit with her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. J. C. Mudersbach. Mrs. Weber has been visiting for some time with a sister in Los Angeles, having Ome from there. here
 MT and Mrs. John Phelps attended church in Phoenix Sunday. After church they drove to MT. and Mrs. G. Brights where they had dinner and spent the afternoon visiting.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Cartwright and children left Saturday for a few weeks visit at the Cartwright cow ranch in the hills. There is now quite a company of them in that region; enough to keep away the blues at any rate.
 Rev. J. E. Crutchfield was present Sunday and preached two very inter esting and helpful sermons at the church during the day.
 Mrs. Pcndergast returned home Sat urday after a short stay on the coast Seattle exposition as she first intend ed. California did not altogether suit Mrs. Pendergast and she decided she would rather be at home in Salt River valley.
 The Holloways returned a short time ago from their summer trip.
 Mir and Mrs. Gaylord and their son, ACkie, have also returned from their summers outing. During their ab sence they visited many places among them was their old home in oregon. Yet Mir. Gaylord says this valley beats anything he saw while away.
 Tom Brown and son Walter, have returned from a trip to the Roosevelt dam.
 MT. and Mrs. billie and children and Mrs. La Plant moved out Saturday to the ranch they have just purchased of J. F. Doyle. Mir billie is an Oklahoma man.
 T N. Harris and family have moved to Peoria where they have employ ment on the Coffin ranch at that place. They moved up Saturday.
 George Brown is looking after the MonihOn cattle. while Joe Monihon is taking his summer vacation.
 Rev. Mir. Douglas and children of Phoenix were guests at the Howard home Thursday night having come out to witness the play given at Cart wright Thursday night
 Miss Mabel Morgan of Phoenix who has been one of the Cartwright teach CTS for two years and who is employ ed for another term came out Thurs day afternoon to attend the Cart wright league play. She was a guest at the Doyle home.