Arizona republican., 1910-07-11
Salt River Valley News
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CARTW RIGHT.

Cartwri ght, July 9.-N IS not, very hot in Cartwright, but the manner of living among the inhabitants does not indicate it. The work goes on in the fields as though the days were de- lightfully cool The grain which has just been headed is being threshed and many people are making hay. The Cartwright baler just finished a piece of alfalfa for Charles Cartwright and is now at Elmer Cartwright's. MT. Hancock has been baling for himself and Angie Price Mexican by the name of Avillo is baling for Mir. Brat ton and another Mexican crew is at the old Orme ranch. Tn spite of the heat, the country is looking unusually well for this time of the year. The exodus however, has begun. A num- Der have already gone away for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Doyle and daugh ters, Maggie and Mary. and son. Wal ter, left Tuesday morning over the Santa Fe for visit with relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma They will be gone until fall.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. D. Rousseau, Clyde
  Wednesday morning by the Santa Fe route for Denver, where they will visit Mrs. Rousseaus brother and family. After their visit to Denver they will go to Kentucky, by way of New Or leans. Kentucky is their former home and they will spend some time there VI, tn relatives and friends. On the way home they will visit in Chicago with Miss Sadie Apperson.
 MT and Mrs Horace Ellison left Wednesday for a visit in Texas, MT. Ellisons old home.
 MT. and Mrs. Mudersbach are spend ing the summer in Flagstaff.
 R. C. Shiflet, a former resident of Cartwright, left Phoenix the first of the week to join Mrs. Shiflet in Long Beach.
 Elmer Cartwright and family and Alvin Mann and family will leave in a few days for a camping trip in the mountains.
 Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Emhuff will leave soon for Illinois.
 Manford Cartwright and family ex pected to be enjoying the cool noun tain air long before this, but owing to MT. Cartwright's illness the trip was postponed. He has been suffering for several days with neuralgia, but is somewhat better at present.
 Miss McElroy after celebrating the Fourth ia Phoenix, came out to Mrs Charles Roots Tuesday evening and spent the night as Mrs. Roots guest. Wednesday morning she went to Mrs. Sam Rogers, where she is assisting Mrs. Rogers with her sewing.
 Thursday was the regular meeting day of the Woman's Home Mission so- ciety, but there was no session held, as at the meeting in June. it was de- cided to postpone the meetings antil September, owing to the hot weather and the fact that so many of the members go away for the summer.
 Under the direction of Rev. MT Phillips and MT. Coggins of Phoenix, and MT. Creal from Tempe, who came government league has been organized at this plwace. l.. D. Rousseau was made president and Bruce Brooks sec retary. The organization, the object of which is to protect the interests of the embryonic state of Arizona, be- gan with quite a large membership. A number of the citizens of Cartwright who were not present, approve of the movement and will later aid it with their membership.
 The glorious Fourth was celebrated here in Cartwright's usual quiet way. While there is never much excitement about her celebrations, Cartwright is none the less patriotic. In fact. her manner of celebrating teaches patriot ism in its truest sense. Her young people learn that it isn't necessary to go miles away from home to enjoy themselves. but that by gathering a