Arizona republican., 1910-03-13

Monday and 1ueSuaN or tnls Neeh-
 Miss Mamie Brooks came cut from Phoenix Wednesday and spent the night with Jennie and Callic Bone.
 Quinn Faulkner is building a shed over his entire corral. IL will be quite a comfort in the hot weather for the milk cows as well as the one who milks.
 J. II. smith. from Jerome. visited his family here last week. Mrs. Smith and children will go 10 Jerome next week.
 B. Dills marketed hogs Thursday.
 NJ. E. Brooks attended the district conference in Phoenix Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
 Mir. and Mrs. II. J. Hanson visited Rev. MT. Draper and family Sunday afternoon.
 AIr. and Mrs. Joe Holly spent Tues day in town.
 Charles Olmstead and Will Jackson were Phoenix visitors Wednesday.
 Joe Holly sold his ranch this week to Charlie Moore. mail carrier on route {. MT. Holly will go to Texas. his old home. to live. We are sorry to lose him and his family from our neighbor- hood.
 Those who attended the dairymcn's meeting Wednesday night at the home of Stanley Howard were MT. Browns lcrgcr. Joe Coleman. Lon Graham, Harry Hillcrs. Tom and Jim l.. Lloyd and Mr Sapp. There was a larger at tendance than usual and very in- tcrostinG meeting.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fritchc spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. ]. P. Ivy
 Mrs. Jim Willis visited Phoenix Wednesday.
 Chrissie Elliott. Lucy McIlmoil and Jennie Lee Brooks spent "Wednesday night with Elizabeth Ivy
 The Reading circle will meet next Thursday. March r.. at Mrs. Tom Browns. There will be d general dis cussion of the different subjects in the Journal. Answer to roll call with an original idea as 10 how to improve the circle
 Dudley Greer of Texas. who has been working for Mrs. Olmstead. received telegram Monday saving his sister was very sick. and he left Monday night
 Mrs. Peck called at the nome of Mrs. J. II. Smith Thursday of last week
 Mrs. Harry Hilbers visited Mrs L. Draper Wednesday of last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Ivy were at church at Cartwright last Sunday night.
 Mary Irving spent from Friday until Sunday with her brothers. Bob and Jud Irving.
 ] F. Ivy and Ivy Nelson attended the Laymen's banquet at Phoenix last Friday night.
 George Gammel. who attends high school in town. has been sick with pneumonia. but is much better at this writing.
 Mrs. Lc Baron drove to Phoenix Tuesday afternoon for her daughter Miss Lola. who had been attending the teachers examination at that place
 M. I Miller bought twelve milk cows from Will Kyle last week.
 MT. and Mrs Miler of Phoenix spent this week at the home of Mir. and Mrs will Criswcll.
 Those from this community who have been attending church at Cart wright this week were George Kay. and family. Tom and Reuben Graham. Misses Nellie Elliott. Lola Le Baron. Carrie Birmingham and MT. Gammcl.
 Mrs. C. M. Wall of Cartwright and Mrs. Wagner of Glendale called on Mrs. Ivy Wilson Monday afternoon.
 R. Wickcy has been sick for the past ten days.
 Mir. McIlmoil has been hauling baled hay to Phoenix for the past week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Valenzuela were shopping in Phoenix Wednesday.
 Lin Orme is building q new house
 MT. Cutting has been visiting for the past two weeks at the home of MT Raverty. in the west part of the valley. He is very much improved in health.
 Willis brothers are building large hay shed. getting ready for the hay crop that will soon be here.
 Mrs. NJ. D. Brooks was on the sick list last week
 MT. and Mrs. Bruce Brooks enter taincd Friday evening in honor Of thelr daughter. Miss Nennic Brooks. The occasion was in the nature of sur prise party in celebration of her seven tccnth birthday. Miss Brooks. who at tends school in Phoenix. had arranged to come out home with Mrs. J. r. Ivy who had spent the day in Phoenix and Mrs. Ivy saw to 1t that they reached. home only after the crowd had gathered. The surprise was com- plctc. and a most delightful evening was spent. and number of pretty presents were given to Miss Brooks 1 Refreshments of ice cream and sher- bet. several kinds of cake. apples and ! bananas were served. The invited guests ! were Misses Fannie BreedloVc. Katie i Jennie and Callie Bone. Ruby and Amy i Tompkins. Maggie and Mary Doyle i Hattie and Notie Cagle. Alpha Mann Mabel Green. Margaret Howard | Gladys Kohl. Goldc and Zoa Sapp ] Fannie Brooks. Anna Miller, Lula ! stump and Miss Gammcl- James Eng ] fish. Will Rousseau. Page Lively. Free ! Clark. Chris sheets. Bruce Thompkins | Ned Cagle, Frank and Harry Stewart John Miller. Ben Willis. Gammel. Au- 1 thcr Miller. Harry Miller. Willie Mar 1 lar and Myson Rodgers. Mrs. M E. Brooks spent the day 1 Tuesday with Mrs. Jim Ivy. ] MT. and Mrs. J. P. Ivy were in thu i lower end of the valley seeing afte their bees Monday afternoon. Afte coming home they took supper witl l MT and Mrs. Ivy Wilson.
 Mrs. Haskins has been staying witt
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