Arizona republican., 1910-03-20

Alfred and Stokeley Vinson spen last Saturday with Edgar Brooks. J. A Higgins of Cartwright wa
 in this neighborhood on business Mon
 day afternoon.
 Goldie and Zoar Sapp. Florenc
 Gammel arc brother attended tn
 =. .ir practice at Mrs. J,i.3 Doyle: T q !as right.
 Rev J. J. Smith. the evangelist a
 Cartwright. took dinner Sunday at th'
 home of M. F. Brooks.
 Little Edna Hanson. who has beer
 sick for several months. is very mucf
 improved. We hope she will soon b'
 able to attend school again.
 Mrs. Helen Peek went over to Temp,
 last Saturday to visit her husband Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Peel drove oyer from Tempe in order tEai
 she might be here Sunday morning Mrs. Brownsherger visited Mrs. Jot Holly Tuesday afternoon. NJ F. Brooks and little daughter an6 Rev ]. j. Smith visited the Pan-Amer'
 jean ostrich farm Tuesday afternoon This was Rev. Smiths first visit ihere He thought it q wonderful sight. so
 many birds together.
 The stork visited our cOmmunity again last Friday night and left at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oli- yer smith a baby girl. Both Mrs ] Smith and baby are doing well. l Tuesday. the 18th. seemed to be quite a tOwn-g going day. Those who i visited the city that day were M. J. ! Miller. Walter Gammel. Mir. Gregg, 1 Mrs Olmtsead. Ar. and Mrs. Joe Cole man, MT Mcintosh. Mir and Mrs. Higaria and Mr. J. F. Dllls. Mrs. Annie Haskins was shopping in Phoenix Tuesday. Rev. Stivers. the evangelist. who has ! been holding revival meetings in town. and Rev Mir. Phillips of the Christian church. called on Mir and Mrs. ]. P. Ivy last week.
 Miss Lola Le Baron and brother Leonard drove to Phoenix carly Satur- day morning and took Mrs. Peck to the train.
 Mir and Mrs J. P. Ivy spent Sunday evening with MT and Mrs. Lenn Orme.
 Mrs Mabel VanZant and children were up from Liberty last week. visit ing the formers mother. Mrs. Nell moil She was also q Phoenix visitor Saturday
 Mrs Wesley Miller from near san Francisco who has been visiting rela- tives here for the past five months. left for her home Thursday night over the Santa Fe.
 Mrs. Alvin Shoot and Mrs. Clyde Quartz called on Mrs. J. B. Dells one afternoon last week.
 Low Graham and Bob Morford were in town last Saturday.
 Mir and Mrs. Jim Ivy had as their guests at dinner Saturday Mir. Mans ford Cartwright. wife and little daughter and Mr. | |. Wilson and wife.
 Mir and Mrs Low Graham were among the Phoenix visitors Wednes- day.
 Mr R. 0. Green and wife of Phoe- nix came out last Friday. spent the afternoon and took supper with their daughter. Mrs. Ivy Wilson.
 Mrs. Jim Ivy and Mrs. Bruce Brooks spent Wednesday with Mrs C. " Guliey. .On their way home they called OF MT Cutting and found him improving. He had just re- ceivedT a telegram that his Father would be here in q few days and he was very much pleased with that news.
 Tina Brooks spent Wednesday night with Elizabeth Ivy.
 Mrs. John Richardson and Mrs. Kelley -cilled at Mrs Faulkner's Tues day afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs Smith took dinner of last week with MT. and Mrs Jim Ivy sfr Smith is postmas- tcr- on Route 3.
 A poHHryman from town was through -onr neighborhood last week looking for flyers. He pays a good ! one who has any for sal, {" look out ] for him.
 Mrs: Jim Ivy spent very pleasant ! day sn Tuesday with Mrs .J"e Tomp bnIS.-F
 Those from Fowler who attended | the reading circle Thursday afternoon | lt the home of Mrs. Tom Brown in | the Cartwright, neighborhood were Mrs. Kay. Mrs. Brasley and Mrs. | Brooks. The next plac- "f meeting | win bc at the home of Mrs. Beasiey. which wilt be the third. Tuesday in April.
 MT and Mrs M R. Brooks at tended church at Cartwright Thurs day morning. Mrs. Brooks took din ner and supper with her sister. Mrs. ]. G. Brooks. that day
 Rev J ]. Smith spent Thursday l lt the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Hansen. In the evening MT Hansen and family came out to the revival services at Cartwright Tine Fowler people are missing something by not nearing Mir Smith.
 Little Gates Faulkner has typhoid ever Dr. Hughes has been out sev- Aral times to see him. It is hoped Ie will soon be well again. Fowler las. been. lucky until now not to 'iarc hat dreaded disease in ,1er midst.
 Mrs. J. H. Smith and children spent today with Mrs. James Willis.
 SCOTTSDAlE.
 ScoftS1aip March S-ChaDlain