Arizona republican., 1910-05-18
Salt River Valley News

, one at the cross roads just west. which were in the habit of giving them such a severe joltinG when they crossed over. have been graded up. The road commissioner worked on the bridges Monday
 ]. \. Vinson and sons Alfred and St"kley. drove 10 the Agua Fria Wed nesday and made a business call at Bill Moore'S place
 J. A. Higgins cut hay Friday after noon for Elmer Cartwright
 Mrs Alvin Mann. who has typhoid fever. is able to he up part of the time
 Little Margdrite Brooks is sJill very ill She is somewhat better Of pneu- monia. hut the typhoid k still raging.
 Dan McDermott passed through our ueiShborhood Monday with a very large band of cattle.
 Jack Brooks shipped d car or hay to Prescott the first of the week.
 Miss Hollister of Evanston. H., ua tional organizer of the W. (. T. r.. was the guest ot MT. and Mrs. l.. b. Rousseau "Wednesday and Wednesday night. accompanying Mrs. Rousseau to Phoenix ThNrsday morning. Wednes- day evening sine gave very entertain ing talk at the church to d fair sized audience. \ map w1S exhibited show ing the area in the Unite1 States which Was free from saloons and the section in which whisky k sold. In speaking of the south being. almost wholly dry. Miss Hollister said that the cause usually given, that of liquors harmful effect upon the negro. was oElv partly the cause she gave as the main cause the wonderful advantages the south had over the north. No where k there such d pure American citizen- ship as in the south, there being small per cent of foreigners. She says that while many foreigners make good citizens in other respects. it k the man from oyer the seas who cl1mors for his beer and will have it. There are a l;n few large cities in tn" south where th" saloon element can IOrtity itself. and no large breweries. In the north where political parties are so equally divided each party k afraid Ca adopt somr issue which may throw ih~ Vnt.. with its opponent This con iition does n"t exist in the south. 50
 
 Ssn". the whisky question remains as t should. q moral question, and IS easily disposed of Miss Holiister uItotcd d number oi instances |" dts prove the statement thai town iS ,rr.,d when deprived of saloons, The common verdict ~ business men m the south is that blIsincsS has incertsed wonderfully Miss Hollister lectur' q at Fowler and West End and advised N. C. T. T in this part "r th2 valley
 Min ist sold his dairy herd "f forty seven cows ro Mrs Springer l.. I. Jackson k seriously iil at his home east or Cartwright
 The Country Reading circle win meet Thursday at the homo ot MT and Mrs. Harry Fritchic. The following pro- gram has been arranged: ~Edirorials.' Mrs. Tritchie. Both Sides of Live Questions: The Fallacics of Vaccination" Mrs. Wall Menus for Farmers Wives Mrs LackW"nd.
 -Goins Abroad With only a shit i Case" Mrs. Beaslcy.
 The Ideas of q Plain Country Wom- ln." Mrs. Kate Brooks Answer |" Roll Call, Quick Desserts. MT and Mrs. Wall were entertained at dinner Sunday at the homa of MT and Mrs. Bruce E-3oks of r'"wler
 Angie Price was called u Dave smiths Friday night by the serious illness of Bill Freeman a friend ol his.
 Misses Maggie Doyle. Mary Doyle Annie Miller and Margaret Howard Messrs Roy Doyle. John Miller. Nor ley Howard and Mir. and Mrs Wess , Miller were among those from cart wright who atshded the character party at the homSof MT. and Mrs. (. V. GulIey Friday evening. Some o' the characters represented We're Pris-