Arizona republican., 1910-03-28
Salt River Valley News
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 nix visitors, Monday
 l.. F.. Graham was around Monday
 morning with q petition in favor Of iJ- F. Orme for president, George D Christy for vice president. H. J. Me Clune for governor and Henry
 Hilbers for councilman of the Salt
 River Valley Water Users associa-
 tiOn
 Jim Ivy worked at his apiary south
 Of the Fowler school house Tuesday.
 Mrs Ivy came as far as Mrs. Bruce
 Brooks and spent the day with her
 MT M. E. Brooks drove to town early Tuesday morning on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. M. Conger spent last Saturday in Phoenix.
 Mrs. P. Wleky visited her brothers, Bob and Jud Ivy, Tuesday morning.
 Mrs R. 4. LogUe and children. Mir and Mrs. Walter Warren of Glendale spent the day Tuesday with Mir. and Mrs. Bruce Brooks.
 Mrs. J. B. bills and daughter visited Mrs. J. II. Smith Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Harry Hilbcrs was q Phoenix visitor Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Ivy visited Mir. . Air. Cartwright has typhoid fever. but they found him much better
 Mrs J. IT. smith was shopping in Phoenix Tuesday. She drove in with Miss Violet Horton, who attends school in town.
 The father of our esteemed friend. Mir F. \. Cutting, arrived here last Saturday to visit his son and daugh- ter. Miss Frances Cutting.
 It will be remembered that MT Cut . ting had to give up his place as teach : CT in the Fowler school several weeks 1 ago on account of i'll health. When ! his father came and found his real ] condition he felt that he wanted his son at home with him, and they left ! for their home in Minnesota last Tues l day night. We sincerely hope Mr. Cut ! ting will soon be well and strong again.
 Mrs. Helen Peck and John McIlmoil spent the day last Saturday in PhOe- i nix.
 Mrs. A. Brownsberger spent last | Tuesday in Phoenix shopping. Willie Rousseau and Jim English made a flying trip through Fowler last Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Alvin Newton, from the West End neighborhood. is spend a few days with her friend, Mrs. John Richardson. Mrs Harry Hilbers visited Mrs Olmstead and Mrs. Walter Gammel Wednesday or last week Mrs C. NJ Conger spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. J. Miller
 Mrs. Charles Olmstead was in Phoe- nix Tuesday on business. Mrs. Helen Peck came home Wednes- day evening with Jennie Lee and Hen rietta Brooks and spent the night with them Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Peck at tended the revival at Cartwright in the evening Chrissie Elliott and Lucy McIlmoil were guests of Edna and Mrs. Smith Wednesday night. M. B. Brooks is hauling hay to town again this week.
 MT and Mrs. Walt Gammel enter tained several of their friends Wednes- i day evening. Refreshments were served consisting of ice cream and cake and lemonade
 J. J. Harris of Phoenix came out to our neishborhood Thursday morning l on business.
 Miss Nellie Elliott and Miss Carrie 1 Birmingham were Phoenix visitors Thursday. R. Wicky. who has been sick for | several weeks. is not nearly so well the i past few days. The little children of MT. and Mrs. i Homer Green are sick, one of them is 1, threatened with typhoid.
 Mrs. John Richardson and her friend ] ,lg Ina, uigf I'm ma Faulkner. attended church at Cart i wright Tuesday night.
 There will be an all-day service at ! Cartwright next Sundav. also dinner | on the ground The people from this ] neighborhood are invited to go and en- | joy the day It will he NIr. Smiths l last Sunday there.
 AIr. and Mrs. John Trowbridge visit ! cd their brother, Mir. and Mrs Joe i Coleman, Sunday q week ago.
 MIr. and Mrs. Gammel spent the 1 afternoon Tuesday with MT. and Mrs. ! Clyde Swartz in Cartwright.
 Burke Miller called at the Hasayam- l pa creamery Monday morning. AIr. Gregg and family were town vis- itors Wednesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Ellison drove out i from Phoenix Thursday MT. Ellison ] visited J. H. Smith in the afternoon.
 ]. A. Higgins and Elmer Cartwright 1 were in our community Thursday !. afternoon.
 Mrs. LeBaron was at Mrs. McIlmoirs { Wednesday visiting.
 Mrs. Joe Coleman visited her sister, 1 Mrs. Gammel Wednesday afternoon I
 Mrs. James Willis and little daugh- ter spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. | J. H. smith.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Ivy took supper ] Monday evening with Mrs. IVy's sis ter. Mrs. ManfOrd Cartwright.
 Rev J. F.. Critchfield and wife of Phoenix passed through this neighbOr- hood last Sunday afternoon. They had been down to the St. John school | house, where Rev. Critchfield preached that morning.
 Several of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holly's friends got together Friday night and gave them a farewell party. as they will leave next Tuesday for Texas to live.
 Dudley Greer. who was called to his home several weeks ago on account of the illness of his sister, got back to Phoenix last Monday. His sister was buried the day he left here for his