Arizona republican., 1910-09-14

I Sarah Mann this week. Ernest Mann who has been spending some time up in the hills returned home Thursday MT. and Mrs. Jean Keesley, A. Brownsbarger and family, Mrs. Bruce Brooks and daughters. Henrietta and Tina attended the camp meeting near l town last Sunday. Edgar Brooks visit his friend, Stoha- 1 ly Vinson last Sunday. Mrs. Quinn Faulkner and daughter. Miss Emma, also the two small chil- dren, came home last Monday from | Canada, where they had been with relatives for sometime Misses Alpha Mann and Eda Schra- der spent Friday in Phoenix with Miss Mary Wiley. w. H. Botkin and daughter. Miss Ruth, were in town two days of this week where Miss Botkin was taking the teachers examination. Mrs. J. A. Higgins was calling on her friends in this part of the country on Thursday.
 Mrs NJ B. Brooks is expecting MT. Brooks home from Kentucky. where he has been visiting friends and relatives lOT lilc past lWO NbC ieiSN OA the week.
 Miss Vera Moore and Miss Emma Faulkner called on Miss Ruth Botkin Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Sarah Mann and Mrs. Jim Gib- son visited Mrs. Will Green on Thurs day afternoon.
 Fowler has been alive with candi- dates this week On Tuesday evening there was a good crowd out to hear the republicans and large crowd greeted the democrats on Thursday ! evening.
 Joe Coleman and family moved to a ranch near Glendale this week. Homer Green returned from Califor- mia Monday where he had been visit ing friends for the past three. weeks. Wess Willis bought several miich cows at the Ulm sale on Wednesday. Fred Clark has been helping Joe Coleman to move this week. NJ J. Miller and son. Harry Miller. were Phoenix visitors on Saturday. Mrs. J. Greeg and children were in town Thursday
 Guy Botkin is helping MT. George Kay with his corn this week. Miss Fannie Brooks from Cartwright neighborhood spent Tuesday night with her cousin, Mamie Brooks. Mrs. Ernest Mann visited her sister. Mrs Tom Caveness, in Phoenix last Sunday.
 Misses Alpha Mann, Annie and Eda Schrader and Willie Schrader attend ed camp meeting last Sunday evening MT and Mrs. NJ. J. Miller attended ct Lake park on Monday.
 George Gammill was out and spent Sunday with his parents.
 Mrs. Pete Thronge and little son have returned from a several weeks stay at Albuquerque.
 Miss Lucille Kelly has returned home from California, where she spent sev- eral weeks
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Snodgrass, and daughter, Miss Florence, spent Sunday visiting Mrs: Conger.
 MT. and Mrs. Walt Gammell and cchildren were Phoenix visitors Friday.
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks called on Mrs. Miller Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. J. D. Kelley and daughter. Miss Lucille. drove to Phoenix on Thursday afternoon. where Miss Lucille remained with friends.
 Mrs Elmer Cartwright visited at her mothers. Mrs. Sarah Manning. Thurs day
 Marguerite Brooks spent Tuesday night visiting her cousins. Henrietta and Lena Brooks
 MT. and Mrs. Harmon. who have been at Prescott and Grand Canyon the ct alro h laSf Saturday.
 Miss Florence Snodgrass of Phoenix is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Walt Gam mell.
 Mrs. J. P. Ivy and daughter. Eliza beth and Mrs. Ivy Wilson spent Friday with Mrs. Bruce Brooks.
 Miss Blanch Green drove out from town Friday afternoon to be present at the party given at the home off Mrs. Bruce Brooks.
 Quite a number of the young people and also several of the married people, gathered at the home of MT. and Mrs. George Kay Friday evening. in honor of Mrs. Rays birthday. It was intend ed to surprise Mrs. Kay, but as usual some one could not keep secret. How ever, the evening was enjoyed by all present Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served during the even ing.
 Miss Chrissie Elliott of Phoenix spent several days visiting Miss Lucy McIlmoil this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Peck of Tempe spent last week with Mrs. R. H. McIlmoil.
 Mrs. Harmon called on Mrs. J. P. Ivy Tuesday afternoon.
 A large number of the young people | gathered at the home of MT. and Mrs. | Bruce Brooks last Friday evening to have their last party before school opens. The evening was spent in play | ing games of different kinds. Refresh | ments of fruit, candy and cake were served to all.
 Mrs. Charles Olmstead was in Phoe- | nix Friday on business.