Arizona republican., 1910-04-10
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.
cARTwRIeHT NEWS

! Church announcements Sunday school at 10 o'clock; Superintendent, l.. A. Nichols. Preaching at II O. [ clock. services also in the afternoon. i League at 1:30 r. m. Leader. Mrs. ' l.. D Rosscan. Preaching at s O. clock.
 The first session of the tri-county convention will be held Friday ev- cning when the Cartwright people will have an opportunity to meet the vis- itinS delegates and arrange for en- tcrtainng any of those who are not already provided with places of en- | tertainmcnt. An all-day meeting has been arranged for both Saturday and Sunday There will be dinner on the ground each day and it has been ar ranged also to have supper at the church for the delegates. James English drove to town sat urday morning to meet his father. who arrived over the Southern Paci- fife to pax d short visit to the Valley. Mir English left Tuesday in company with Mr Ninson. Willie Rousseau. and James English for q visit to Roosevelt. They expect to return Monday
 The scarlet fever in the families of MT Burris and MT. Taylor has abat- cd and the danger is past. Mir. Tay- lor's troubles however are not yet over as he is suffering greatly with an injured shoulder Dr. Hughes was called Thursday night
 Rev C. NJ and Mrs. Cacle drove to Phoenix Thursday to meet friends from Prescott. Mrs. Nanrippcr and Mrs smith.
 Miss Callic Bone of Phoenix was the guest over Sunday or her cousin, Miss Mabel Greene Miss Bone ac- cornpanicd Miss Greene to the League social,le Friday night and to church at Cartwright Sunday morning
 Preparations are being made by the teachers and pupils of Cartwright school for the closing exercises. There will be three more weeks of schoo! which will finish most successful term under the tuition of Miss Vie Harmon. principal. and Miss Myrtle Morgan. assistant.
 Next week. the lJth. q date dear to all dairy1nen will roll around. Will all members of the association please remember that on Tuesday after the 18th is the regular meeting time of the association. which gives anyone who has a grievance q chance to ad- just the matter so far as the asso- citation is concerned and in SO Tar as the association can give him assist ance. It is very necessary that each member be present at these meetings with his opinion and vote in regard to association matters. IL IS not fair to himself nor to the rest of the association for member to shirk this responsibility.
 R. J. Cartwright has been spend ing the week with his son. Elmer Cartwright.
 Mrs. J. C. Brooks called at Mir. Warren-s near Glendale Wednesday evening and found him somewhat bet ter but still very sick. Mrs. War ren's mother and brother arrived Thursday to be with her and assist her in caring for Mir. Warren
 Morley Howard and Mrs Margaret Howard were among those who drove to Phoenix Sunday night to hear the lecture given at the Methodist church bv the Rev. MT Fisher. to the High School pupils. Miss Howard IS graduate from the school and Mr. Howard member of this years class.
 From all appearances Cartwright IS going to have very live Sunday school this summer. The enrolment Sunday was 101. which included number of new cnrollments. rue superintcndcnt. L. \. Nichols. was unable to be present on account of sickness. The Sunday school was conducted by the pastcr the Rev Mir. Cagle.
 Mrs. Lockwood was accompanied |" church Sunday by Miss Tossing of Isaac. who was her guest over Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs. L. b. Rousseau drove to Phoenix Saturday where Mrs lios- seau- was guest in the afternoon at the china shower given by Mrs. Mcclellan and Miss Lou Marian in non For of Miss Blanch Hughes. Mrs. Nin- son and Miss Fannie Brecdlove were also among the guests. Miss BrecdioNc having com ehomc from Tempe on FIT day to attend. Miss HuShess friends presented her with very beautliul set of dainty dishes
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Root were bus- mess visitors in town Saturday. IheE were looking for a woman to do house work. Mrs Root has been appointed as census taker and will enter upon her duties on the 18th His being away from home makes it very neceS- sarv. that Mrs Root have some one to assist with the work.
 Among unusual occurrences the most unusual was the experience few days ago of R. J. Cartwright. About ff- teen years ago. when one day he was burrving to the home of his son, Reevie. who lived upon what is now the Willis Graham ranch. to be pre- sent during surgical operation upon 4 grandchild. his pocket filled with lot of small change gave way. The small pieces of money rollod in all di- rections and much of it was buried in the dust of the road. He picked up what he could without wasting too much time and hurried on. Afterward he never passed the place without linking of his loss and often picked Ip some more pieces of money. few days ago in walking past the spot