Arizona republican., 1910-10-02
Salt River Valley News
CARTW RIGHT.

Cartwright. oct. 1-Church an nouncements: Sunday school at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Superintend- cnt, L. A. Nichols. Preaching at II, by Rev. C. M. Cagle. Epworth league in stallation of officers at 6:45 D. m. Preaching at 7:3O
 Carl Anderson returned Monday morning from Flagstaff, where he has been during the months of August and September. He is again working for J. A. Higgins. He reported the wealth CT as cold and frosty at Flagstaff.
 MT. Hawkins has put up teIt house on his recent land purchase and is building corrals and making corrals and making preparations to move on to the place. "-
 MT and Mrs. J. F. Doyle and daugh- ters, Misses Maggie and Mary Doyle. son son Walter arrived home Thursday after an extended visit at different points in Kansas.
 The Womans Home Mission society met Thursday afternoon in special session with Mrs. J. A VinsOn. The meeting was called before the usual time of meeting in order that the re- ports to be sent to the conference might be made out early. business session of the foreign mission society was also held at the same time. Those present were Mrs. Hansen, Mrs. How ard, Mrs. Cagle, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Jack Brooks, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Muders- back, Mrs. Lockwood. Mrs. Higgins. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Vinson. It was decided fn pn at hf lar time, which is next Thursday. There will be no more meetings until Novem- Der.
 Mrs. Charles Cartwright entertained few days this week Mrs Wilson Orr and children of Williams, Ariz. AL though Mrs. orr is a stranger here, MT orr, cousin of Mir Cartwright, was at one time a resident of the valley
 MT and Mrs. J. A. Vinson and Rev C. M. Cagle and family were enter tained at dinner Sunday at the home Of MT. and Mrs. Hansen.
 School was dismissed Monday to al- low the children and their parents to attend the Barnum x Bailey circus. It has grown to be a custom in the Cart wright school to have a holiday in the fall when the big circus comes to town The day is always used in the interest of the show as Cartwright turns out in a body to see the ele- plants.
 Dr. Hughes is making some improve ments on his ranch in the way of fix ing up the house. The house is being moved to higher ground and the old house which has stood near the ranch house is being joined to it by porch, thus giving more room and arranging what room there is so that it may be used to better advantage.
 Charlie Cartwright returned Wed nesday from California, where he has been visiting at Los Angeles, San Diego, Lathrop and Fresno. He was accompanied by his father. R. J. Cart wright, and his nephew, Emery Brock man. MT. Brockman, q former resi- dent of Cartwright, who has for the past few years been living in Cali fornia, has returned to our valley to stay couple of years, at least. MT Cartwright expects to remain but q short time. He brought with him some specimens of whiting he has been do- ing this summer. one especially fine piece of work, a rollingpin made of buttonwood, which he made for his daughter. he expects to exhibit at the fair. In making these articles, he has used nothing but a pocketknife, with the aid of a little sandpaper to smooth them down, but they are perfect in form and look to be highly polished
 Page Lively and Miss Hattie Cagle were guests of friends in Tempe Sum day
 MT. stewart had very profitable sale of his personal property Thursday MT. McMurty was the auctioneer and everything moved off very satisfac- torily. The property sold high and quickly. Small hogs brought ST; cows, many of them. went for s100. MT. Stew art has found the valley quite profit able place in which to live.