Arizona republican., 1910-08-15
Salt River Valley News
CARTW RIGHT.

The Rev. MT Crutchfield will preach at Cartwright Sunday even ing, that date being the time of the third quarterly conference
 Miss Ruby Tompkins left Wednes- day evening for Santa Monica to spend a few weeks before the open ing of school. She will be the guest of Miss June Hallick. a school friend, who is spending the summer at the coast
 Last Sunday Miss Jeanette Root was five years old She celebrated her birthday on Saturday afternoon by inviting a few of her little friends to her house for the afternoon After enjoying a number of games, choco- late ice cream and. cake were served. Her guests were Wanalee Cagle, Neya Root, Esther billie, and the Misses Root from Wickenburg; Milo and Orrin Root, Moses billie, Adrian and Fred erick Higgins.
 Rev. C. M. Cagle has announced that he will give a series of dis courses on the Sermon on the Mount" MT. Cagle's sermons are very instructive and his audience is
 
 to this particular series of sermons.
 MT. Caldwell of Glendale. present ed the Sunday School last Sunday with a blackboard. The present was greatly appreciated as the school was very much in need of one.
 The Marian thresher finished threshinE this week for Jack Brooks, and moved to MT HiIfs. Mir Brooks is hauling his grain to Phoenix Tatis machine finished in this neigh borhood the middle of the week and the crew disbanded
 Charlie Cartwright has been en- gagged this week in cutting up hay
 MT. Cornell is staying with Mir Rogers, assisting him with the work
 Misses Mamie Brooks and Louis Williams were guests Monday night of Miss Amy Tompkins.
 Tuesday night will be the regular meeting time of the Dairymen's Co., operative Association. It was dis covered about the time of last meet ing that there was some misunder- standing in regard to these meet ings. They are general meetings, and not a meeting of the board of di-
  member is urged to be present.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ned Cagle of Phoe- nix and Mrs. Cagle's sisters were guests at the parsonage over Sun day.
 Mrs. Jim Pendergast of Glendale was the guest, Thursday of Miss Nell lie Hawkins
 Misses Mamie. and Jennielle Brooks were guests of Mrs. Vinson Wednes- day.
 Mrs. Chas Root spent the day Tuesday with Mrs. Patterson, near Phoenix
 Mir and Mrs Frank Asher are erecting a new house on their ranch on the Grand canal.
 All those who are left at home in Cartwright are now looking for ward to camp meetings, which is to begin next Friday evening at the camp grounds. The Rev. MT. Evans, who is to be one of the Evangelists held a meeting at Cartwright last Summer, where his sermons were very much enjoyed by many who are eager to hear him again.
 If report is true. Mrs. Jack Brooks and children, who went to Prescott last week are cooling off and having a delightful time. Mir. Brooks ex poets to join them in a few days.
 Misses Amy and Hazel Tompkins were guests in the Fowler neighbor- hood Sunday. at the home of Misses Mamie Brooks.
 George Brown has fifty head of cattle on J. A. Higgins ranch, pas turing at present
 At the primary election last Sat urday, Charlie Cartwright was elect ed delegate to the county convention, by a very enthusiastic body. made Up of four staunch republicans. The democrats having more delegates to elect turned out in greater numbers and succeeded in gathering together something less than dozen of the loyal advocates of the initiative. ref erendum and recall. om that num- Der they chose MT. Vinson, Jack Brooks. Lin Orme and J. A. Higgins