Arizona republican., 1910-08-22
Salt River Valley News
CARTW

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 view of the fact that quarterly con- | vice, the league services was dis
 pensed with.
 l Miss Nellie Hawkins accompanied
 Mrs. Jim Pendergast to her home ] Tuesday morning. preparatory to go- | ing to Prescott for a few weeks. Mrs | Hawkins has been at Mrs. Roots
 all summer doing the housework. : Miss E,tta Riser of Prescott was | the guest over Sunday of Miss ! Notice Cagle. She returned to Phoe- 1 nix Monday morning where she is visitisg friends.
 Since A. C. Gaylord's return from 1 Santa Monica a couple of weeks ago 1 he has made two very profitable i sales. He sold the ranch he bought i a year ago of Mir. Snyder to Mir Burris of Buckeye. Mir. Burris eX- ] poets to move soon from the Buck 1 eye country to his recent purchase. 1 MT Gaylord also disposed of a big | busch of dairy cows to Mrs. Springer who lives in the west end of the valley. But MT. Gaylord never re- mains long without dairy herd and he is already looking out for am | other bunch of cows.
 Misses Gladys Kohl and Gladys Jackson were guests in the Fowler neighborhood Friday at the home of Miss Mamie Brooks
 Miss Hattie Cagle who has been clcrking at the Boston store in Phoenix all summer has been at home for the past two weeks.
 Jack Brooks left Saturday to join his family in Prescott and rest up awhile before the fall work begins.
 Mrs. Connell went to Dave Smiths Monday to sew for Mrs. Smith.
 A. C. Brooks who has had Mrs. Stacy's ranch rented for the past year is moving with his family to the Nordyke ranch in Fowler.
 Mir. and Mrs Albert Rhodes of Phoenix were guests Sunday at the home of Mrs Rhodes parents, MT. and Mrs. Vinsel
 A great many people from Cart wright are planning to attend camp meeting. Up to date no one has re ported his intention of camping but a number will drive over to attend the services.
 Alvin Mann left Friday morning for a short stay in the hills at the c. c. Range. Mir. Mann's family went sometime ago. They will re turn with him about the first of September. John Starks will have charge of his ranch during Mir Mann's absence.
 Miss Katie Bone of Phoenix has been the guest for several days of Mrs. Ran Bone. Miss Bone has been staying with the family during the absence of Mr. Bone who left the latter part of last week for Mexico with a carload of dairy COWS Lew Graham of Fowler was MT. Bones partner in the venture but MT. Bone alone accompanied the cattle.
 The sand storm last Monday even ing was about the dirtiest one of the kind that has struck Cartwright this summer The busy housewives of the neighborhood spent Tuesday cleaning out the dust but all to no purpose as Thursday evenings flour ish siftcd the houses full again. The nresent would be about the best time of the season for Cartwright to have a good rain, as all the grain lst threshed and there is very little, II any. hay down.
 Cartwright had few representa- lives at the water users meeting Monday. While good many people are not at present putting much wa ter on their alfalfa yet most people have in crops of corn and milo maZe and therefore were not in favor ol having the gates at Roosevelt shut down. and risk losing their crops Also there are many dairy men in our section who must have some- thing upon which to feed thelr cows and for that reason it seemed Wise to them to use their influence to- prevent the closing of the gates
 We are very glad ill Cartwright that Mir. Orme is trying to secure the presence at the dedication of the dam of Colonel Roosevelt and sin cerely hope he will be successful The project being named for one ot the greatest men of all times Will be greatly honored by the presence of that man at it's dedication.
 Jesse Eyer. an employe of The Republican was through Cartwright Friday looking up the subscription list and soliciting new subscription. He also had his buggy full of pre- miums. He had one premium, how ever, which probably drew more new subscriptions than any other and se- cured many renewals. The nature of that premium was an avowal of the intention of The Republican to de- liver the paper every day, Sunday included, by means of motorcycles, the delivery to begin Sunday if the motorcycles which have been order ed arrive in time. The Gazette has been delivering on route for some time but The Republican will dehver on all mail routes and will have the advantage of the Gazette in that it can begin its delivery at 3 o'clock in the morning while the Gazette cannot begin its route until late in the after noon.
 The business and social meeting Of the Epworth League will be held next Friday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Stanley Howard. Only a short program has been arranged as this meeting is the regular time for the election of officers The pro- gram is as follows:
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 Brooks