Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-05-29

er members of the senior class from
Cartwright are Miss Jennie Bone, who
very recently moved to Phoenix, and
Page Lively
Mr.. williams came i'm from California
Friday morning and will visit his
daughter, Mrs. VIII Bratton.
Mr.. and Mrs. eagle called Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis of Fowler.
Mrs. c. V. Gulley Of Mesquite spent
Friday with Mrs. Muddersbach, assist
ing her in caring for her sick child.
Mrs. Charles Root was the guest
Wednesday of Mrs. Noah Mumma near
Phoenix
Miss Thelma Watkins of Phoenix,
who is visiting Mrs. ROsseau, is assist
ing with the Children's day program.
Mr.. Jackson is very i'll. He suffers so
much that the nurse can not care for
him alone, and the neighbors have
been helping care for him.
Mott Dowell met with a serious acct
dent Thursday morning. He and Mr..
Kohl had been driving some cattle.
While in Phoenix the fire bell rang and
they started to the fire, On the way
Mr.. Dowelrs horse stumbled and fell.
causing him to break his ankle.
A Mexican hay baling crew under
the management of Joe Wilson is
camped on the Maricopa canal opposite
j. A. higgins. They are waiting for
Mr.. Rigins hay to be i'm shape for bal
ing.
Mrs. Sheets and Mrs. Logue of Glen
dale were at Mrs. Jack Brooks Thurs
day afternoon.
Charlie Cartwright went to Prescott
last Saturday and returned home We'd
nesday. Mrs. Cartwright meeting him
at Glendale Wednesday morning While
in Prescott he sold six carloads of hay.
four for himself and two for Elmer
Cartwright
Little Marguerite Brooks is slowly re-
covering from typhoid fever. Her sis
ter, Miss Fannie Brooks. has been i'll
the past few days and it was reported
she had typhoid. but that is a mistake
as she has none of the symptoms OF
the disease.
Mrs. Wess Miller, who has been in
Phoenix during the last week, being
treated for an ingrown toenail, re-
turned Thursday evening
Mrs. Asa Graham and daughter, Miss
Ora Clay, Mrs. Alvin Smoot and
daughter, Myrtle, Mrs. Manford Cart
wright and daughter. Audre.' Allen and
Stella Cartwright, Ollie and Henry
Brooks were among those from Cart
wright who attended the birthday par
ty given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
j. p. Ivy at her home in Fowler in
honor of her daughter. Elizabeth. They
all report a most delightful afternoon.
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Nife of Glen
dale were guests of Mrs. Jack Brooks
Williams are preparing to start next
week for their old home I'm Kentucky
Mr. and Mrs. Burris who have been
living on the Chaplin ranch. will move
away next week, as Mr.. Burris is no
longer in the employ of Mr. Brown.
who owns the ranch.
Ned eagle spent Thursday in Glen
dale-a day well spent, as il was pro
ductive of good results for Ned. In a
long distance telephone communication
with his father in-law arrangements
were made by which Ned was asked to
come up and take a position in
the mine at which Mr. Ford
(Mr. eagles wife's father worked,
with the promise that he should have
his wife and that they would be set
up To housekeeping. Mr.. eagle will
go Monday.
Ester Hawkins of Wet End spent the
day Thursday with her sister Nettie.
at Mrs. Roots.
Mrs. Grace Kohl Of Osborn was the
guest Thursday of Miss Gladys Kohl
and Miss Leafy Dowell
Mrs. Wall, Page Lively. Misses Mag
gle and Mary Doyle and Anna Miller,
and Roy Doyle were among those who
attended the senior class play in Phoe-
nix Thursday night. Miss Maggie
Doyle appeared in the play as Philo-
pena Drink Water.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. Warren, who spent the win
ter here and who are now in Spokane,
that Mrs. Warren is very i'll and that
Mr.. Warren is not so we'll
Little Harry Mann while still a very
sick child, is reported by the doctor
TO be doing as well as can be expect