Arizona republican., 1910-06-06

Sunday of Cart Anderson. They drove
 to Phoenix together and spent the
 day.
 Miss Fannie Breedlove was the guest over Sunday of her mother, Mrs. J. A. 1 Vinson.
 Miss Maggie Doyle drove to Phoenix | Tuesday night and attended the ban 1 quet given the juniors of the high i school by the seniors.
 |! The Rev. Mir Harden who has been 1 the guest for several weeks of Rev. | C. M. Cagle. left Wednesday morning | for his home in Mississippi. Mir Har- i den has been engaged in preaching at a mission church at Kelvin but owing 1 to a number of discouraging circum- stances connected with the charge he came away He has been engaged i lately working for MT. and Mrs. Har- ry Fritchie, taking care of their home while they are away with the header Sunday morning he had a hemorrhage and thought it best to go home at 1 once. The church at Cartwright, ap- preciating him during his short stay here gave Mir. Harden the collection Sunday morning.
 Misses Amy and Hazel TOmpkins were guests Sunday of Miss Mamie Brooks of Fowler.
 The EpwOrth League is arranging to give an ice cream supper at the school house next Friday night Ice cream, sherbet, cake and lemonade will be served. Every one is invited to come and enjoy a good social time and invest in whatever the league sees fit to sell
 Harry Mann is very much better of typhoid fever. MT. and Mrs. Mann are arranging to go to the mountains as soon as Harry is able. Miss Mary Wiley who maKes her home with them will spend the summer at Long Beach
 Mrs. Elmer Cartwright who is i'll with typhoid is doing as well as one can with the disease. Mrs. Bashem of Phoenix is staying with her Those of Cartwright who know Mrs. Bashem know that with her, as nurse. Mrs Cartwright will have the best of care
 Clarence Cagle has been i'll for the past week with humps. Clarence is one of the main characters in our children's day program. If he is un- able to appear it will seriously inter fere with the program. The committee appointed has arranged the program under the most discouraging circum- stances. A number of the children have been sick; others have found it too hot to come regularly to practice Many were late and others could not stay until the practice was over, so that almost every practice vas under taken with a different set of children. The part of the program which could be arranged will be given Sunday morning.
 The Towards are very busy these days picking big luscious blackberries They have been selling them in town for 122 cents box. The price has dropped now to 10 cents where it will probably remain.
 Mrs. billy is picking berries on shares for Mrs. Charles Root They also have an abundant crop.
 The hot weather coming so early found people unprepared for it. Many are already thinking of the coast and other cool places. The sandstorm Tuesday night came as a great sur prise as sandstOrms are governed by the month in the year and not by the weather. No one expected a sand storm to be so precocious as to come before July no difference how hot the weather grows
 Among those who attended the com mencing exercises at the high school grounds Friday evening were J. F. Doyle and family, Miss Mary Wiley J. A Higgins and family. Mrs. Emhuff Mrs. Rousseau. Clyde Rousseau, Mir and Mrs Wall
 Miss Gladys Kohl is the only young lady from our neighbOrhood who has entered the popularity contest. All of the Cartwright people should help her with their votes
 The threshing has begun somewhat earlier than usual this summer A very familiar sight on our roads now is the long wagon trains loaded with grain. Many of theshaulers make two loads day by starting in the evening and camping on the road.
 Charlie and Elmer Cartwright ship ped two carloads of hay to Prescott this week. fl g Y =