Arizona republican., 1910-04-23
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE NO. 4
FOWLER.

i Fowler. April 23-Willie Marian left last Sunday night over the southern
 route for California having received
 news that his father was not doing
 so we'll MT Marian has been in Cali
 fornia since last June under q spe-
 cialist, and for some time it seemed | he was getting weak. There was not very large crowd
 at Mir Smiths sale Monday afternoon. but things brought a good price He
 did not have a very large sale, hay ' ing sold quite a lot of stock before
 the sale.
 Mrs. Wise of Mesa is visiting her l friend. Mrs. Ruff McIlmoil l Mrs. J. P. Ivy and daughter Eliza l beth drove to Phoenix last Thursday afternoon to attend the Bible party ' at the Christian church at that place. It was for the little children. Mir. ana Mrs. Homer Green and children were in Phoenix Monday. Miss Carrie Birmingham, from north of town, visited at the home of Mir. l.. E. Graham last week and attended | the box supper at Fowler school house Friday night.
 Hay cutting has begun in our neigh borhood George Kay has two now CTS running on the west side of his ranch.
 Mrs J. C.. Brooks and daughters. Misses Fannie and Rebecca, were among the Cartwright people who attended the box social at this place last Friday night.
 Dr. and Mrs. Webb were Phoenix visitors last Saturday. -
 Will Kay and wife of Phoenix at tended the sale of Oliver Smith Mon day afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. A. F. Taylor of Phoe- nix and Mrs. Taylor's sister Miss Hadsell, from Buckeye. took dinner Sunday with pr. and Mrs. Webb at the parsonage.
 Jim Willis took Oliver Smiths bag gage to Phoenix Tuesday morning.
 Elizabeth Ivy is spending few days this week with Henrietta and Yina Brooks.
 Mrs. John Richardson and her mother. Mrs. Faulkner, were calling in the neighborhood Tuesday after noon.
 Miss Lola LeBaron and her mother were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of MT and Mrs. Bruce Brooks
 A. c. Bynum who has been build ing barn for Nj. B. Brooks. is now at work at the old Orme place, put ting up a large shed.
 Miss Mamie Brooks spent Sunday | and Sunday night with her friend. | Miss Mabel Green, of the Independ 1 ence district
 NJ. J. Miller and Harry Miller were I in Phoenix Tuesday on business.
 Little Gertrude Brooks spent from l Friday until Monday afternoon with | her grandmother in Phoenix.
 Harry Miller called on his sister, Mrs. Joe Coleman. last Thursday aft ! ernoon.
 Mrs Ivy Wilson is spending several days in town this week. attending the annual sessions of the Rebekah as- sembly.
 Mrs Bruce Brooks and daughters, and Tina. were Phoenix vis- itors Saturday of last week.
 Oliver Smith and family left Tues day evening for Texas. MT. Smith has lived in our neighborhood for over three years and left mary warm | family all the good luck there is in store for them in their new home.
 Mir. Peck of Tempe spent from Fri day until Sunday afternoon with his wife. Mrs Helen Peck, who is one of our teachers at Fowler.
 E. w. Cornell spent Sunday with his daughter. Mrs. M. R. Brooks.
 Word has been received from Mir. our former teacher. that he Is very much improved in health. and he doctors there think he will soon pc we'll His father and family ex- Dect to come here in the fall and ;pend the winter.
 Mir. and Mrs J. P. Ivy called at Bruce Brooks Sunday afternoon. on heir way to town. where they spent 'everal days attending the annual ses- ,ions of the grand bodies of the Odd Fellows
 Mir. and Mrs. Walker, Mir. and Mrs.