Arizona republican., 1910-02-08

\ aoAhiiCA iidS OCCn III ail lntS Wttk being threatened with a stroke ol paralysis to which she is subject Mrs Willis Graham and Miss Eliz- abeth Green of Phoenix. were guests at the home of Mir. and. Mrs J. P Ivy Thursday. Mrs BRuee Brooks and Mrs. Jack Brooks were also Mrs Ivys guests in the afternoon Quinn Faulkner has been adding to the improvements on his ranch by having a well bored. Mrs Mickey is visiting in Califor- nia- Her trip vas made chiefly in the interest of the feather department of-their ostrich farm
 Mrs. Harmon visited Mrs Jim Pendersast in Glendale "wednesday The. Rev. Hickman arrived Friday from Compton. California to. be the pastor of the Salt River Baptist church at Fowler for the coming year His family did not accompany him but will come later. In the mean time Mir. Hickman will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. George Kay. Rev J. II. Smith. who has held the charge during the past year, preached his farewell sermon last Sunday after noon and has gone to the Verde country to take charge of the work. there. . His family will remain in the parsonage here for several weeks until the weather is warmer, then they wiIl join Mr. Smith
 Mrs. Dick Taylor spent Tuesday the guest of Mrs. George Kay.
 Miss Edna Sabre of Phoenix, was the guest Sunday of Misses Goldic and Zoa Sapp.
 Miss Mamie Fields was the Misses Sapp's guest Tuesday.
 Mrs. Rose Devinney and Miss Flu nice Devinney of Charleston. Ills. and Mrs, J. A Higgins, left Thurs day evening over the Southern Pa cific for their home in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Root Nand their guests, Mir. and Mrs. -IIarring- ton Of Kansas, visited the Pan-Am- erican ostrich farm Thursday.
 Mir and Mrs. George Kay were guests in> Phoenix Thursday of MT, and Mrs. Harmon.
 James Pierce entertained about sev- enty- five of his friends Friday night at his home in honor of his birthday. By way. of refreshments he served oyster soup and the usual accompani-- ments.
 Mrs. Hoskins called Tuesday even ing on Mrs. Charles Root of Cart wright
 The, Baptist church has recently been the recipient of a very handsome present in the form of silver com
 
 ter. two plates and two goblets- It was presented by the Baptist church in Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. Rohderick and Mir. and Mrs Hanger of Phoenix formed an Automobile party out to D. NJ. Sapp's Sunday where they were guests at dinner.
 Jim Loyd and family were guests at dinner Sunday of the Rev. Mir. and Mrs. Smith.
 Among those who attending the dairymen's meeting in Phoenix Wed nesday were. D. NJ. Sapp. Homer Green. Clarence Gully. J. A. Higgins. Harry Hiibers. Lew Graham and Stanley Howard. The Hassayampa creamery was the successful bidder
  The Hassayampa had it's, origin in Fowler so that we all take just pride in it's progress.
 MT. Wallace of Kansas, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Tracy of Phoenix were at Bruce Brooks Thursday, looking over his ranch with view 10 buying it. Mrs. Gregg entertained at dinner Tuesday Mrs. Joe Irvine, Mrs. Mohn. Mrs. Mcintyre and Mrs. McLelland. all Of Phoenix. Mrs. Hoskins spent Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Roots doing her house. work while Mrs Root and her guest. 1 Mrs. Harrington. went sightseeing in Phoenix Word has been received here of the | death of Eunice Kyle. Mir and Mrs | Kyle came here originally from Ok | ahoma in search of health for their ! laughter Eunice. but as she grew worse they took her to Colorado 1 where they have relatives from which ! place comes the news of her death l The family made many friends while | ,ere who extend their sympathy to hem in their bereavement. Mrs. Alvin Mann of Cartwright was he. guest Tuesday of Mrs. Clanton on | he Porter ranch Mrs Clanton ac- | Mrs. Mann home and re- Il nained her guest over night.
 MRS. HIGGINS.
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