Arizona republican., 1910-04-05

 rocks. having owned at his former home in Wisconsin some very fine show birds. which scored as high as s2%. He is looking now for some thing that approaches the perfection of those he had.
 The house on the Bonnet ranch which is occupied by Mir. Cooper, the foreman is not only boasting of a new porch. but is receiving q coat of paint. These improvements add greatly to the appearance of the place. ManfOrd Cartwright Is also improv- ing the appearance of his house by giving it a coat of paint.
 Miss Fannie Breedlove came home from Tempe Friday to visit over Sun day.
 Miss Tossing of Isaac was the .;' est l of Mrs. Lockwood Friday night. and accompanied her to the league so- ! ciabie at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins.
 Quite q number from Cartwright at tended the Holly Higgins sale, last | Friday. Among them were Mir. and Mrs. Alvin Mann, MT. and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright. Mrs. Rogers. Miss Wal lace. MT and Mrs. Jack Hrooils. Mir. and Mrs, J. A. Higgins. MT. English. Willie Rousseau and, l.. D. Rousseau. l The majority of the property belonged to Mir. Holly. but q number of other people had things tts-r+ to sell. F. m Cartwright !. \. Higgins sold some cattle and hors ss, aud l.. D. RoL.i.,au | sold some c).t.:.
 The friends of Charlie Cartwright will be glad tO know that he is still holding his own against the typhoid fever. and it is believed that he is i somewhat better He was very sick tke first Of the week. but since then any change that ha s taken place has been for the better. The Country Reading circle will hold it's regular meeting on the third 1 Thursday in AprA, at the home of the new president, Mrs. Frank Beas- ley in the Fowler neighborhood. The following program has been arranged. Editorial-Mrs. Frank Beasley. News for IsolaIcd Places''-Mrs. J. D. Marian.
 What Vivisectton Has Done for Humanity"-Mrs .McNall
 Ideas of a Plain Country Woman" Mrs. Kate Brooks.
 Ministers Social Helpers - Mrs. George Kay.
 Roll call-Ouot,ations from Robert Burns.
 A territorial Senday scnool conven- ton will be held at Cartwright April s, 9, 10. The convention is undenomi- national and delegates are expected from every Sunday school in the ter ritory Every os.e should arrange to attend and absorb a lot of new ideas by means of whach we may make our Sunday schools more interesting.
 The friends of Mir. Kyle were very much pleased to see niin come walking into church Sunday night. He arrived in Phoenix Sunday afternoon and hired team and came out at once. arriving at the church during serv- ices MT. Kyle and his family left here last fall on account of the poor health of q daughter. They went to Colorado; frorI there. after the death of their daughter. they went to their old home in oklahoma. MT. Kyle left the family in lOklahoma to look after some property there while he came here to arrange for their return and a permanent residence in Salt River valley We will pe very glad to have Mir. Kyle ana his family back with us again.
 Mir and Mrs. Alvin Mann entertain ed at dinner, Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Elmer Cartwright and R. J. Cort- wright.
 Mrs. Hosk1ns. of Fowler worked for Mrs. Chas. Root, Saturday.
 L. A Nichols was so unfortunate as to be kicked in the mouth by horse th h. nf physical pain. he endured his face is uncomfortabl Y bruised and swollen. fact which does not add any to his peace of mi nd. MT. Nichols has also been quite :iick with neuralgia.
 Mrs. l.. D. Rousseau visited Mrs Jack Brook Tuesday afternoon.
 James EI iglish and Willie Rousseau were in T empe over Sunday, where they were the guests. Saturday nis It. of Miss Fannie Breedlove and Miss Maude Shiyers at a party given by the senior of the Normal school.
 R. J. Cartwright was the guest. Monday. of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Rig gins.
 Mrs lack Brooks was called. Thurs day to the bedside of Mir W arren of Gienda tt,, who is sick with tubercu- loSis |.
 Mir tand Mrs. Warren came here, last fall fO,r the sake of MT. Warren's healtK and have spent the winter with Mir. an Mrs. Bob Logue. Lately MT. Warreil has seemed to improve. bat he beg an having hemorrhages and is now Sery low.
 Rev: J. J. Smith. who has been con ductsng series of revival meetings at Gar twright. left Monday for his home ui Big Springs. Texas.
 NCill Bratton sold his dairy herd Thursday to Louis Kohl.
 .nrs J. P Ivy of Fowler spent Thursday with her sister. Mrs. Chas. Cartwright.
 Among those from Cartwright who tended the funeral of Earl Kerr. in se.ai,z rs.a.,..s..i.... AlI nd