Arizona republican., 1910-04-23

box supper given there that evening
 Joe Whiteside. who lives with J. G
 Brooks in the Cartwright neighbor
 hood. was at Fowler Friday night
 H. J. Hanson. wife and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mir and
 Mrs. Charles Moore.
 MT. Quinn Faulkner went to town
 Tuesday and brought out a lawr swing He is fixing to rest when the long hot days of July come.
 Miss Ada Vinsel of Cartwright. who
 attends school in Phoenix. came home with her friend. Miss Elizabeth Faulk- ner. Monday afternoon, and spent the
 night with her, both young ladies re- turning to school in town Tuesday morning
 Mrs. George Kay was very agree ably surprised last Friday morning
 when she received word that her
 brother. Mir. Frank Barnett of Fort
 Worth, Texas( was in Phoenix. He | is going to spend a while with Mrs
 Kay.
 | Mrs. McIlmoil took her friend. Mrs ! Wise of Mesa. to tho train Monday
 afternoou. when she left for her home ; after several days visiting in our neighborhood
 Mrs. Dr. Webb and little daughter Hallie visited friends at Glendale Mon
 day
 1 Rev. Mr. Peak of Glendale Baptist
 church. took supper with Dr and Mrs.
 Webb Monday evening. ! Mir. and Mrs. L. F.. Graham and
 Miss Nellie Elliott spent last Tuesday shopping in Phoenix. 1 The ladies who attended MT. Oliver
 Smiths sale Monday were Mrs. M. J.
 Miller. Mrs. A Rrownsberger. Mrs. Bruce Brooks. Mrs. Dixson. Mrs. Nor
 dyke. Mrs. Quinn and Mrs. Jim Willis. i Joe Clarry called at the home of l. B. Dills and Quinn Faulkner Mon | day.
 l Mrs. James Willis drove to Phoenix { Tuesday morning and took Mrs. Oliver Smith and children. who left on the evening train for Texas. Friday of last week being the 18th. several were in Phoenix from this neighborhood. Those who visited the city on that day were MT. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Miller Joe Coleman. Walt Gam mell, Harry Miller, Bruce Brooks, Homer Green and Mir. Frank Valen- zuela
 Mrs. Gregg and children spent a few days visiting in town last week. Mir Gregg going in for her Sunday afternoon.
 Joe Daniels and wife have got home from California. where Mir. Daniels went to undergo an operation. which was successful
 Everet Ellis. who used to drive the Ma haG ton now in town at the creamery. He goes from home every morning on his wheel
 Mrs. smith. the mother of Mir. Oli yer Smith. is going to spend few months with her daughter. Mrs. Mur- ry. before leaving for Texas.
 Mir and Mrs. Nordyke and MT and Mrs. Dixson attended the Bristow sale Tuesday.
 Charles Olmstead was in town Tues day on business.
 Mir. Cross. from the Pan n-American ostrich farm. was in town two days the first of the week.
 Miss Elizabeth Faulkner spent Tuesday night with her friend. Miss Ada Vinsel. in the Cartwright neigh borhood
 Leonard Le Baron spent the day Sunday visiting Edgar Brooks
 Miss Lucille Kelley came out from town Saturday and stayed until Sun day afternoon with her father and mother. NIT. and Mrs. J. D. Kelley.
 Albert Tewes. while cleaning the ditch on the old Ellison ranch. dis covered an. olla.and in digging q m large one was the skeleton of a baby. Mir Tewes says when he first struck it he thought he had struck pot of gold. and of course he got nervous and anxious to finish. Many years ago there was an Indian village near where the olla was found
 Howard s. Reed. assistant engineer for the United States reclamation service. was in our community Tues day on business.
 Mrs. Charles Moore, our mail car rier, has been having trouble with her for several days. On last Monday she broke down twice before she got this far and had to finish the day, in her buggy. It was after twelve o'clock before we got our mail at Fow- Ter.
 The party given at MT. Sapp's las: Friday night was enjoyed by large of the young people from this | and other communities.
 Mir. and Mrs. Burt Brown of Phoenix | visited at the home of Mir. and Mrs | J. P. Ivys last Sunday afternoon. MT | Brown is thinking of buying ranch | and moving to the country.
 There have been revival services all | this past week at the Baptist church | at this place. preaching by Rev. Peak from Glendale. Every one should grasp the opportunity and attend these meet ngs.
 The box social given at our school last Friday evening was d success in every respect The sale of the boxes amounted to something over $50. There vas short but very interesting pro- gram as follows: Song. Keep the Horseshoe Hung over the Door" by eighteen boys and girls; recitation. Pas House Cleanin'..' Frank Nordyke; recitation. Two Horsemen," Ida Hil- ,ers: song. "Perri Messi Dictum Domi- ,ee.- by ten little girls and boys: reci- alton. ''The Bridgekeeper's Story. Louis Molina: recitation. "St. Mich els." Leonard Hilbers; dialogue. Why Ne Never Married" by fourteen boys md girls: duet. Some Mother Child