Arizona republican., 1909-07-31

Charles Cartwright had a crew of
 men stacking hay Wednesday.
 Alvin Man and sam Mcclure drove
 to Alhambra with hay Thursday ex-
 pecting to load a car at that place. On arriving they found no car there, so were compelled to drive on to Phoenix with the hay, where they secured a
 car and unloaded Friday they took in
 more hay to finish the car load. M. List sold his hay baler to Shaw yer & Trowbridge, the former owners
 of 1t. They are going to bale for J. A. Vinson, who is at present cutting and
 getting hay ready for the baler. Mir. and Mrs. c. M. Moore of Phoe- nix came out Sunday and brought
 home Ruby Logue. who had been vis- iting at their home. They went on and spent the day with MT. and Mrs.
 Mickey.
 The Misses Linnie ond Etta Sheets
 are visiting Mrs. J. R. Sheets this | week Miss Etta has had two weeks vacation while Miss Linnie had one
 week They will return Friday even ing to Phoenix in order to be in their
 places. They are clerking, one at the JOiltS Dl elllu llit
 other at Goldwater's.
 Mrs. NJ. c. Glossbrenner drove to
 Phoenix MOndav afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Bob Logue drove to
 Phoenix Saturday evening. They did | their shopping early and then attended the show.
 Angie Price is engaged in putting up another crop of hay on the Al Shoot
 ranch for the National ostrich ranch
 MT. Harris Is helping him.
 Della Asher is housekeeper for Mrs Sam Patterson for a few weeks J. G. Brooks returned from a weeks 1 stay in the Mile High City (Prescott) | Tuesday Mir. Brooks claims a gain Tn
 weight of one pound for every day he spent in Prescott. At that rapid rate
 MT. Brooks could easily have stayed | month or six weeks
 A. C; Smoot has installed a gasoline
 engine and a 3,0O0-gallon tank at his
 home MT. Shoot finds that the larger
 his dairy herd is the more water he
 needs to keep things clean.
 Mrs. J. C. Brooks drove to Glendale to meet MT. Brooks when he returned | Tuesday from Prescott, and they called on MT. and Mrs. Williams of that place
 Mir. and Mrs. Williams are old time ! friends of the Brooks, having lately come from Kentucky here. Mrs. Will Hams is a niece of Dr. Grain. who was at one time a resident of this neigh | borhood, having owned a part of the Hill ranch while here. Mrs. Grain is d
 sister of J. G. and M. B. Brooks J. F. Doyle and Roy are having this
 week. Fred Clark is assisting them.
 Fannie. Rebecca and Leolia Brooks were business visitors in the Capitol ! City Monday. Mrs. S. G. Rogers was | also a Phoenix visitor Monday. The Cartwright Good Templar lodge met Tuesday night in regular session. ! After the business session, which con- sisted of an election of officers, was ! closed the members enjoyed a good
 time. To add to the pleasure of the
 evening ice cream and cake, pie and | fruit salad and watermelons were | served. There was a large attendance
 The officers elected were: Chief Tenn
 plar, NJ. B. Brooks: Past Chief Tenn f plar. Mrs. J. c. Brooks; Secretary, C.
 V. Gulley; Vice Templar; Financial i Secretary. Mrs. M.ilB. Brooks; Vice ] Templar. Blanche 1 List; Treasurer, { Fannie Brooks. The remainder of the | offices are to be filled by appointment
 at the next meeting. There will be no | lodge meeting next Tuesday night on 1 account O. the ice cream social to be given at Fowler on that night J. J. Casey moved a bunch of beef cattle from the pasture on the J. G. Brooks ranch Tuesday on account of ! the sugar beet drainage water which l he claimed was killing his cattle. | Mir. and Mrs. John Phelps visited | Mrs. J. c. Brooks Sunday. | W. c. Williams left this week for Fowler, Cal, going to the home of his son, D. A. Williams. W. C. Williams has been here since April with his other children-Will Williams. Mrs. w ] R. Bratton and Mrs Edgar Brooks. Mir. and Mrs. Edgar Brooks and chiI- Continued on page n)