Arizona republican., 1910-05-02
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CARTWRIGHT.
 Cartwright. April s0-Miss Harmon. principal of the Cartwright school, went to Fowler Sunday. where she at tended the all-day services at the church.
 The Rev. MT. Phillips. pastor of the Christian church in Phoenix. was in this neighborhood Tuesday calling up on friends.
 Miss Hattie Cagle went to Phoenix on Monday of last week, where she has d position as clerk in the Boston store.
 The prayer meeting service to have been held on Wednesday night was postponed to allow those who wished to go :o the revival at Fowler The pastor, Rev. C. M. Cagle. and wife, were at the meeting two nights this week. On Wednesday evening they stopped at the home of NJ. B. Brooks, where they were guests at supper.
 MT. and Mrs. John Sheets moved this week to their ranch,near Glendale.
 Among those from Cartwright who attended the masquerade given Thurs day night by Miss Martha Casey in honor of Miss Fay ,Whitlow. were Misses Notie Cagle and Fanny Brooks, Criss Sheets, Joe W-hiteside. Miss Al pha Mann. Morley Howard and MT Strader.
 The new fence aro,ind the school ground improves its appearance very much. The place now has quite honey aspeo ins Eaf'of the .forlorn appearance # forns4riy had,
 The Epworth leagie sociable will be held next Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Muddersbach. The following is the program arranged for the occasion:
 Recitation. Johnnie Muddersbach.
 Piano solo, Mary Wiley.
 RecitaHon. Fanny Brooks.
 Piano plo. HaEoad Muddeyshach.
 Story. Mrs. Rodssear. AA
 Violin solo Gladys Howard.
 Recitation. Gladys Lockwood.
 Vocal solo, Katherin Corseli
 Recitation, Mary Doyle.
 Piano solo, Alpha Mann:
 Reading, Mrs. Higgins.
 Song, male quartet.
 Refreshments will be served. every one is invited.
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright has been quite sick this week.
 Miss Arah smith was the guest Sun day of Miss Mary Wiley. While the young ladies were stroling along the Maricopa in the afternoon Miss Smiths hat blew into the canal. twas rescued by Miss Wiley. but in ruined condition.
 Alvin Mann and J. A. Higgins. George and Tom Brown were among those who spent Wednesday evening in Phoenix.
 A very valuable team belonging to MT. Pitts. who lives on the west part of the old Orme ranch, ran away We'd nesday. The runaways started at Mir. Pitts residence and were not checked until they were east of Manford Cart wright's making a distance of over three miles.
 The friends of Charlie Cartwright will be glad 10 know that he has so far improved that he is able to be out in the yard and to walk around.
 Professor Rutherford of the Arizona School of Music. was the guest last week of Clyde Rousseau.
 Miss Holster. organizer of the w. C. T. U. will be at Cartwright May II to talk concerning her work
 James English and Willie Rousseau drove over to Tempe Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks was the. guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks.
 Mrs. Charles Root spent the day with Airs. Charlie Green. . George and Tom Brown shipped two carloads of cattle Wednesday night which they had sold to John The cattle went to Prescott.
 Manford Cartwright returned from he mountains Sunday He is r,istling his crew for the spring roundup. which win occur son.
 Jack Brooks has a hay baler at work baling his hay.
 MT. La Plant has bought a new gasoline engine and built tank He las put up a two room adobe back of lis house which is to be milk and butter house. and he expects when all hings are complete to run his separat- ,r and churn by means of the gasoline .ngine. Jim lnge and Willie Rousseau have ,een hauling hay this week from Lin ! Jrme. "Old Granny" the horse which fell ! with Miss Mary Wiley, few weeks | igO, died this week The horse be- onged to Ora Kennels, who is now | II California. Mir Mann who had l