Arizona republican., 1910-04-10

| lay d two-bt- piece cakeu over Wltn dirt. Picking it up and cleaning it off 1 he found half of it corroded and worn away showing marks of having been | buried and unearthed over and over again by passing teams. Mir Catr- wright is keeping the quarter as his i lucky piece.
 j. A. Higgins was Phoenix visitor | saturday While there he attended a meeting of the farmars' organization.
 At the election of Water Users Tues day. Alvin Smoot of our neighborhood was elected councilman for this district. Mir Smoot is quite competent for the office and the people have confidence in his using his best judgment at all times.
 Misses Hattie and Notie CaSle. Mir. Page Lively and MT. Henry Stewart drove to Phoenix Sunday night and at tended the lecture at the M. F.. church Mir. and Mrs. J. r. Doyle were Phoe- nix visitors Monday. Last Saturday the Country Reading Circle picniced on the Agua Fria. q mile west of the southwest corner of the Pan American ostrich farm. That
 
 cIuding Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Lockwood. Gladys and Walter Lee Lockwood. and Miss Ida Losing allowed their courage to fail before they reached the pros pcctivc point and stopped two miles short of the end of the journey. Those who reached the place. including Mrs. Joe Tompkins. Mrs. J. F. Ivy. and daughter. Elizabeth: Mir. and Mrs. Frank Reasley. Mrs. M. E. Brooks and daukhters. Mrs. M. J. Miller. and Mrs. Joe Coleman. had a delightful time and a delicious dinner. The picnic was to have been at the crossing near Mir. Bells place but owing to an impossible mud hole near there the party changed it's plans and went farther south leaN- ing sign for those who came from Cartwright
 Asa Graham sold a horse to Mir. Sheets this week
 Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Mud dcrsbach held a meeting for the open ing of the mite boxes. Ten new mem bers were added, making an enrollment of 3l members.
 Guy Sheets will leave Monday for Kansas City with Mir. Muddersbach's sheep. MT Mudderbach will follow Tuesday going by way of Denver
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Root are happy ever the arrival of baby girl. She has been given the name of Mary Louisa.
 Robert Logue assisted C. \. Moore move his belongings from Phoenix to his newly bought ranch in Fowler. the first of the week
 Miss Katie Bone and Hughie Bone of Phoenix spent Sunday with their brother. Ran Bone.
 Last Sunday night a very entertain ing service was held at the church The program had been arranged for Easter Sunday but owing to the revival services was postponed. Ii consisted of q short and very interesting talk by the pastor on the Resurrection. reci- tation by Gladys Howard. and the fol- lowing songs:
 Marching steadily on.-by choir "Glory to God in the Highest. by John Miller and choir.
 Place of Prayer Mary Dayle Mrs. Brooks. Miss Gammell. Miss Mil Ter. Wess Miller, John Miller. Clarence GulIey.
 Anthem-"Jesus Lover of my Soul" Choir
 Ny Mothers Prayer Mrs. Brooks. Miss Gammcll. wess Miller. John Mil Ter.
 Anthem-.Hallelufah ."-Choir.
 Mir. and Mrs Mosier and daughter. Alice spent Tuesday afternoon at AL hambra.
 Joe WhiteSide who has worked for Jack Brooks for the past 10 months left Monday for the mountains where he will be engaged on cattle ranch during the hot months. He expects to return in october.
 Mrs sam Rogers has been sick this week with la grip.
 The many friends or John Price and family will be sorry to learn that he has sold his lease on the HaroWitz place and his dairy herd and will go back to Texas.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Warren. assisting in the care of Mir. Warren.
 Miss Morgan went to Glendale Fri day evening where she visited with her cousin over Sundcy.
 Misses Pearl and Ruby Sheets have been the guests this week of their grandparents. Mir. and Mrs. John Sheets.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks recently received a letter from Mrs. P. D. Gardner of Saf- ford saving that MT. Gardnar's foot which was so badly crippled during hls visit here at conference time. Is so much improved that he is able to work again.
 Wednesday evening Miss Laura Gregg delivered q most excellent lec- ture at the church. All who heard her fell that they had received most delightful treat.
 The Cartwright Home and Foreign Mission society met Thursday after noon at the church. Mrs. Vinson the President of the Home Mission was unable to be present owing to sickness in the house. therefore Mrs. Rousseau the vice president. presided. At the close of the session the meeting was turned over to the Foreign Mission society. Mrs. Wall. the president. pre- sided. The work being studied is that in Korea. Mrs. Wall read very in teresting article on Korea and spoke strongly of the need of Foreign Mis- sion work. X membership committee was appointed consisting of Mrs. Vim son. Mrs Rousseau and Mrs. Nichols. Two new members. Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Lockwood. were enrolled. Mrs.