Arizona republican., 1910-06-20
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4
FOWLER.

| Fowler, June 11.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Sheets, near Glendale. spent
| last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Brooks.
Mr.. Caldwell from Glendale who has
been working for j. p. Ivy the past
three weeks took dinner last Sunday
with Rev. Mr.. eagle and family. and
also called in the afternoon at NJ. b.
Brooks.
Miss Elizabeth Faulkner visited her
friend. Miss Ada Vensel, on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Bruce Brooks spent Monday
and Wednesday of this week at her
sisters. Mrs. J. G. Brooks, helping to
care for the sick. Mr.. Brooks and
four of the children are sick now.
The ladies' reading circle did not
meet this month on account. OF SO
many being away md so much sick
ness III the country The next meet
ing will be in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Gammen visited
relatives in Phoenix on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ivy spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Lin Orme.
Joe Coleman and wife spent We'd
nesday in Phoenix shopping.
Mrs. Ivy Wilson visited her mother,
Mrs. r. o. Green, in town on last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIlmoil were Phoe--
nix visitors last Saturday
Little Victor and Leolia Brooks are
spending this week with their aunt,
Mrs. Bruce Brooks.
E. w. Connell took dinner last
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs
Bruce Brooks
Several people from Cartwright at |
tended the children's day program !
Sunday evening at the Baptist church |
at this place. Among the number |
were Frank Stewart and Miss Mary |
Wiley, Miss Gladys Kohl and brother |
Glen. Arthur Miller and Mrs. Bruce |
Brooks and children.
Rev. Mr.. Webb, wife and children
spent last Monday in town.
Mrs. Lon Harmon of Phoenix /
visited her brother, George Kay. sew
eral days the past week.
Mrs. Tovrea and family moved to
Buckeye Wednesday. she having sold
ner ranch several weeks ago.
j. B. Dills and son, Marvin, spent
asst Wednesday in town.
Mrs. NJ. b. Brooks and Mrs Harry
Fritchie spent last Thursday after
noon with Mrs. j. p Ivy
Mrs. L. E Graham and Misses
Nellie and Christina Elliott were in
Phoenix on last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Webb and little
pent last Wednesday at the home of
dr. and Mrs. Will Jackson.
Mrs. Joe Coleman visited her sis
er. Mrs. Gammell, on Thursday.
Earl and Hugh Gammell spent last
Wednesday visiting their grand
mother, Mrs NJ ]. Miller.
Lin Orme and wife and Mr.. and
irs. Harmon visited the new railroad
amp Wednesday and also saw them
aging the rails and track down which
hey report as a wonderful sight.
Mr. and Mrs James Ivy took din
er last Sunday with Mrs. Ivy's sis
er. Mrs. Munford Cartwright, and
lso called on Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
loot that evening.
NJ. ]. Miller and son, Harry, were
l Phoenix last Wednesday.
Mrs. Bruce Brooks spent awhile
tuesday, afternoon visiting Mrs J. A
inson.
Mrs. Bish from California who is
isiting her aunt, Mrs. Silva. near
lendale. spent last Wednesday after
DON with her mother n-law, Mrs
ma Hoskins.
Mrs. Charles Olmstead was in town
st Wednesday on business
Work is progressing rapidly on our
ew railroad to Buckeye. Everything
favorable for an early completion
the road as far as Buckeye. The
ain has already been out seven
lies. 1t looks fine to us out in this
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