Arizona republican., 1909-02-20
ST RIVER VALLEY NEWS BY REEPUB AKS RURAL ROUTE CRREESSP 0ES

night as the guest of Stanley Howard. Rev. Fields has just returned from Texas, where he was called by the death of his mother. He was compelled to give up his pastoral charge at Los Angeles on account of the i'll health of his wife. Mrs. Fields and child ar rived in Phoenix from Los Ange'es on Tuesday morning, where she was met by her husband and driven to Buckeye, where MT. Fields has a ranch and dairy. Their many friends here hope Mrs. Fields will speedily recover her health with the change to ranch life 1 in Arizona.
 Mrs. c. T. Root visited the capital city Wednesday.
 The main social event of the week was a dinner given Sunday by Mrs. J. G. Brooks in honor of her hus- bands birthday. A bountiful spread was placed before the company, who did full justice to Mrs. Brooks culinary art. The invited guests were: MT. and Mrs. s. G. Rogers, MT. and Mrs. Stanley HeWard, MT. and Mrs. John Phelps, MT affd Mrs. Charles Cart wright. MT. and Mrs. s. N Mcclure, MT and Mrs. Cornell of Cartwright; Mir. and Mrs M. B. Brooks, MT and Mrs. J. P. Ivy. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Cole man, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins of Fowler; Miss Wollas of Mesa. The youngsters were Mamie, Jennie Lee, Henrietta, Tina, Gertrude Brooks, Elizabeth Ivy, Adren Higgins of Fow- Ter. and Stella Cartwright, Katherine and Agnes Howard of Cartwright. A toast was rendered the valentine" which came to the Brooks home thirty-eight years ago, with the re- quest that a like dinner be given the same company of friends one year hence, offered by Mir Howard
 Rev. s. NJ. Cheek, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Tempe, came over Monday and attended the meeting Monday night. He remained over night as the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Vinson. He returned Tues day
 Miss Ruby LOgue entertained some of her friends at dinner Sunday in honor of her seventh birthday. Those present were Emma and Estella Glossbrenner. Una Mcclure, and her grandparents. MT and Mrs. John Sheets. and the elder Mir. Logue. The little folks had jolly time
 Mrs. Smith accompanied her son Floyd to Phoenix Monday
 James Hammels of Glendale was in Cartwright Tuesday and drove home some yearlings be had purchased of S. N. Mcclure
 M List marketed some fat hogs on Thursday
 Mary Wiley has been quite sick with scarlet fever since Wednesday. The services of a trained nurse have been secured, and every one hopes for her speedy recovery.
 Frank Brown does not make a prac- tice of climbing trees, yet he can climb as was proven the other day. Mir. Brown had started across the pasture after his horse, when he was attacked by couple of ostriches that had got ten into the pasture unknown to Mir. Brown. He was not long in deciding that he could get a better view of the birds from a tree top
 Mrs. Asa Graham visited the "city" Wednesday.
 Jack Brooks is hauling wood for c. NJ. Glossbrenner and Asa Graham this week
 c. M. Glossbrenner and Frank Brown were business visitors in Phoe- nix on Wednesday, Mir. Glossbrenner took dinner with his sister, Mrs. Kniveton. of Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. Ulum of Phoenix spent Sunday as the guests of their daugh- ter. Mrs. Frank Brown.
 Mrs. Glossbrenner has just finished grading another lot of ostrich feathers from the National Ostrich ranch.
 Mrs. w. R. Bratton and daughter Ruth, Mrs. Edgar Brooks and Mrs. Townsend spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ruth has been i'll with an attack of grip and is yet out of school
 Mir. Pickrell visited the National Os- trich ranch on Monday after A weeks illness.
 Mrs Frank Brown called on Mrs. c. T. Root on Monday afternoon.
 C. NJ. Glossbrenner has begun the blowing to seed another fifteen acres to alfalfa.
 Mrs. W. R. Bratton contemplates a visit to Fowler. Calf, in March to see her father.
 sam Patterson and his men drove a large bunch of fat hogs to market on Friday. They had a wagon along in case any of the hogs got tired out.