Arizona republican., 1909-07-10
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4.
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FOWLER NEWS.

FOWleT. July j.-OnuTCn dIHOullCo- ments: The Holiness Sunday schoo at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Preach ing services conducted by Rev. MT Davies at II am.
 The Baptist church: Sunday schOO at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Preach ing services at the church at Il o'clock. Preaching at 7:30 Sunday evening on the lawn at Rev. J. H Smiths.
 The Union prayer meeting this week will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Oliver Smith. Mir. SchriebeI will lead NJ B. Brooks was leader last Wednesday evening.
 The young people of the neighbor- hood met with great disappointment last Friday night when. on~acount of the rain the party to be given at Mrs Roy Buffers had to be postponed.
 Sunday morning. Mrs. Susie Irving Ethel, Pearl and Raymond Harris drove to Phoenix early and visited their mother. Mrs. Jack Harris at the hospital. returning in time for Sunday school Mrs Harris has now been in the hospital two weeks and is i'm
 
 able to come home.
 Our quiet neighborhOOd was enliven- ed by a runaway Sunday afternoon. Price Smith the zanjerO had stopped at some of the headgates at the FOw- Ter school. When preparing to leave he left the horse for a moment united and becoming excited it started up the road at a rapid gait. It ran as far as Mir Sapp's with every one along the road trying to stop it. but when it saw the Sapp family lined across the road it was more than the horse could stand so it turned and retraced it's steps at a still more rapid gait. Stop ping only when it reached the starting point No damage was done save the loss of a large iron hook which fell from the cart.
 Mrs. Connell and Miss Mamie Brooks drove to Phoenix Saturday and visited Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks at St Jos eph's hospital Mrs. Brooks underwent a very dangerous operation but is do- ing nicely and improving rapidly.
 The Marler header pulled in home last Friday They had headed about 1000 acres of grain and had enjoyed the best of luck all the time. There was more grain to head but they de- cided to come in and celebrate the fourth and not start out again. Will Marler and Frank Bryant of the crew are now at work with the Green threshing crew. Ray Bell at once went to work for J. A. Higgins. Some of the crew went to their own homes while others are still celebrating the fourth
 Quin Faulkner and daughter, Miss Elizabeth left Saturday night over the Southern Pacific for visit with MT Faulkner's relatives in Virginia.
 Granville Sapp drove to Phoenix Monday whence he departed for the east He will visit at his old home in Indiana and at other points in the east. Mir. Sapp has enough faith in the valley to want others to come and share the good things here so his main object in going east this sumAer was to induce a colony of his friends to come and take up their abode in Salt River valley. The neighbors are won dering if there isn't one colonist in particular that Mir. Sapp is anxious to have come this fall. He will meet Mir. Latham on his trip through the east and will work with him in the in terest of the valley.
 M B. Brooks. and children. Jemilee. Tina and Edgar. spent Sunday morn ing at the camp meeting grounds, re- turning after dinner to the hospital to visit with Mrs. Brooks during the afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Barry of West End dined with MT. and Mrs. bills. After dinner the entire party drove to the river.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Gammell took dinner Sunday with Mrs. Gammelrs parents. Mr. and Mrs. Miller.
 Mir and Mrs. Gammell are now liv- ing on Lew Graham's place which they have rented. They came over from Mesa some time ago and have been living at MT. Miller's until recently.
 At the recital given by Miss How ards music class at her home Friday afternoon. Misses Violet Horton, Nan nie Brooks. Lucy McIlmol, and Eliz- abeth Ivy our neighborhood appeared on the program,