Arizona republican., 1910-02-19
Salt River Valley News
RURAL ROUTE NO. {.
FOWLER.

:, Fowler Feb. lS.-Church announce ! ments: The Holiness church, Sunday school at 10 o'clock Sunday morning | Cottage prayer meeting on Wednes day evening. The Baptist Church. Sunday school at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. Preaching services at II o'clock, conducted by the Rev. Mir. Webb. Preaching at 80 Sunday eve ming. Prayer meeting Thursday even 1 ing at the church.
 Mrs. Hoskins was the guest of Mrs. Brownsberger.
 Mrs. M. E. Brooks drove up to the NJ. F.. parsonage at Cartwright Mon | day aftornoo3 and assisted in lining the parsonage preparatory to papcring 1t and in putting up curtains. others who were there were. Mrs. Howard and her guest. Miss Rogers. Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Rousseau and Mrs. Sheets. Mrs. Peck who has taken MT. Cut ting's place in the Fowler school is boarding with Mrs. McIlmoil
 Celeste Smith celebrated her birth day Monday afternoon. She invited number of her little friends in to help her celebrate. Among them were. Ruth. Nettic. Florence and Georgia Kay. Vera and Frankie Horton. Galilea Hoskins. Alice Faulkner, Ida and Cecil Hilbers. Gleason and Isabelle Willis.
 MT Harris hauled his hay to town this week.
 Misses Elizabeth Faulkner and Vio- let Horton who have been staying in Phoenix attending school are now boarding at home. Miss Faulkner goes in every morning horseback and Miss Horton drives in.
 MT. and Mrs. Dills. Mir. and Mrs. Bruce Brooks. MT. and Mrs. Harmon, Mir. and Mrs. J. ES Ivy were among the invited guests at the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Green and Ivy Wilson. which occurred in Phoenix Wednesday February 16
 Bruce Brooks has been hauling loose hay to town this week.
 Among those who visited in Phoenix | Tuesday were Mir. and Mrs. Joe Cole | man. Mir. and Mrs. GammcIl Mir and | Mrs. Miller.
 Mrs Wess Miller has been the guest l this week Of Mrs. Will Criswell.
 Mrs. James Marian called at the | Marian ranch Thursday afternoon on | her way back to Phoenix. having spent |
 
 The Country Reading Circle held it's | regular meeting Thursday, afternoon | at the home of Mrs. Jack Brooks of | Cartwright. An interesting program | was given. consisting of a paper by | Mrs. Charles Root on the Secret So- ciet of Mothers" and a talk on Do nestle Science" by Mrs. Lockwood | After the program Mrs. Brooks served | dainty refreshments. Those present | were Mrs. Charles Root and her guest | Mrs. Harrington, Mrs. Lockwood. Mrs. | Marian. Mrs Wall. Mrs. Bruce Brooks | and Mrs. Higgins.
 The banks of the Salt canal which runs through the very heart of F'ow- Ter neighborhood, look very neat and | clean since the reclamation service has had the bermuda all scraped away. The work has furnished employment for d lot of men and if the good done were only permanent it would be time and money well spent but bermuda. strange to say, has a way of growing very rapidly in the summer especially if the old growth is cleared away to give the new a chance. In this case it is undoubtedly cleared away for the banks were not only scraped but the grass was thrown into wagon and hauled across the road and burned or hauled half a mile up or down a side road and piled by the wayside. There is every chance now for a nice new crop to spring up.
 The Rev Mir Webb. lately arrived from Missouri. will conduct services Sunday morning and Sunday evening at the Baptist church at Fowler.
 MRS. HIGGINS.