Arizona republican., 1910-02-15
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE NO. {.
FOWLER.

Fowler, Feb. 12.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hibbers and family were guests on Sunday of last week of Mir. and Mrs. August Hagelund in Phoenix. Mir and Mrs. F. J. Frock. MT and Mrs. Sielor and daughters of Glendale called upon J. A. Higgins sdh6ay even ing. Mrs. Joe Danies's mother, who came here from Alabama this winter, has been quite ill Mrs. Jim Lloyd and Mrs. J. H. Smith were Phoenix visitors Monday. NJ B. Brooks and family were enter tained Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Hansen
 owing to the fact that Friday was d holiday in the schools. Miss Violet Horton came out from town Sunday to spend her vacation.
 Mir Holly is improving his lower ranch by putting up a house upon it.
 Mrs. Charles Root of Cartwright called at Mrs. George Kays and Mrs. Hoskinss Wednesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks of Cartwright and Mrs. Williams of Glendale spent the day Wednesday with Mrs. Bruce Brooks.
 Misses Goldie and Zoa Sapp and Roy Sapp attended church at Cartwright Sunday
 Miss Nannle Brooks was the guest Sunday of Mrs. Gladys Kohl of Isaac. In the afternoon she returned to her school duties in Phoenix.
 Will Marian met with a serious ac- cident the first o- the week. While cutting wood limb fell upon hls foot crushing his toes.
 The all-dav meeting at the Baptist church Sunday was well attended and a very pleasant and profitable day was spett The services were conducted by the new pastor, the Rev. Mir. Hickman. During the noon hour a bounteous re- past was spread under the trees and d pl, asant social time was enjoyed.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dick Taylor. Mir and Mrs. John Ellison and Mir. and Mrs. lack Harris ard family drove out. from Phoenix to attend the all-day meeting of the Baptist church Sunday.
 NJ B. Brooks and family were guests at dinner on Sunday of last week at the home of MT. and Mrs. Sheets of Cartwright.
 Will Marian hauled hay to Phoenix last week
 Another break has come in the Fowler school. owing to i'll health, the principal. Mir. Cutting, was forced to give up the school This was the sec ond year for Mrs. Cutting and he has given universal satisfaction. It is very much to be regretted that his health will not permit him To to finish the school Mrs. Peck of Tempe has been engaged to finish the term.
 Mrs. J. M. Miller and Mrs. Walter Gammell were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Joe Coleman.
 Miss Alpha Mann. who has been vis- iting at Buckeye. has returned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Kay attended the aviation meeting on Thursday and Saturday.
 Among those who viewed the air ships Frida- were Mrs. John Kelly and Mrs. Bruce Brooks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hilbers attend ed church in Phoenix Sunday.
 Saturday a number of Fowler people attended the funeral of Mrs. Pugh in the lower part of the valley.
 Mrs. NJ B. Brooks diner Thursday with Mrs. Vinson of Cartwright. In the afternoon she attended the meeting of the woman's Home Missionary society at the home of Mrs. Charles Cart wright.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Ivy were Phoenix visitors Thursday and remained over night
 Simon Young was the guest Sunday of Carl Anderson at J. A. Riggins's in Cartwright.
 Iarr at tended the meeting Thursday night of the board of directors of the dairy mems association at the home of J. A Higgins.
 Word has been received from Mir and Mrs. Bright that they arrived safe ly at their new home in Kentucky and are very much pleased with the coun try.
 MT. and Mrs. Brownsberger were among those who attended the aviation meet Saturday.
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks and Mrs. Jack Brooks were hostesses at a delightful afternoon party Wednesday in honor of Miss Elizabeth Green of Phoenix. The party was at the home of Mrs. Bruce Brooks and was in the nature of a miscellaneous shower for Miss Green, who is soon to be married to Mir. Ivy Wilson of Fowler. Refreshments of chocolate and Nabiscos were served. The guests were Miss Elizabeth Green. Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. R. O. Green of Phoe- nix. Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Chas. Cart wright. Mrs. J. O. Higgins. Mrs. Charles Root of Cartwright. Mrs Lock wood and Mrs. Wall of Isaac, Mrs. j. P. Ivy. Mrs Harmon and Mrs. Joe Tompkins of Fowler.