Arizona republican., 1910-09-29
Salt River Valley News
CARTWRIGHT NEWS.

Cartwright. Sept. 24.-The EpWortn League sociable and business meeting which was announced for last Friday night was postponed and will be held next Friday evening. September 30. the regular time. The business meet ing will be held in the church, at which the officers for the coming year will be elected The social part of the evening will be spent at the parsonage. Every one is invited.
 Mrs. J. A. Johnson, president of the Woman's Home Mission society. has called a special meeting of that or ganiZation to be held at her home on Thursday afternoon. No meeting has been held since June owing to the hot weather and the absence Of so many members who were away for the summer As the conference year is closing it seemed necessary to call a meeting before the regular time in order to prepare the reports for the year.
 l.. Burris from Buckeye has moved onto his new ranch which he re- gently purchased from Mir. Gaylord
 Mrs. Win Chambers. from the Creighton neighborhood, was the guest of Mrs. Lockwood Thursday.
 Mrs. sam Rogers and son. Myron. arrived home Saturday night after an extended visit with relatives in Illinois.
 When school began Monday in Phoenix it took a number of our young people away. Miss Gladys Kohl drives back and forth and at tends high school. Miss Mabel Green boards in town and is spending her second year in high school. Miss Ruth Bratton, Miss Ada Vensel. and Mrs. Bertha Williams are taking work at Lamson. Morley Howard drives in to high school. accompanied by his little sisters who are in the grades.
 Phoenix Sunday morning and at tended church at Cartwright.
 George Wilkey is building house on his ranch on the Grand canal. MT. and Mrs. Clyde SwartZ will move into the house as soon as it is fin ished and improve the ranch.
 Charlie Cartwright is expected home in a few days from California. He will be accompanied by his fa- ther, R. J. Cartwright.
 Miss Ruth Bratton was the guest Sunday at the home of Misses Re becca and Fannie Brooks.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins enter tained at dinner last Sunday MT. and Mrs. Bruce Brooks and family.
 A few staunch members of the Co met Tuesday evening at the home of J. A. Giggins and discussed ques- tions of vital importance to the as sociation. The test at present seems to be the point upon which the creamery men and dairy men differ. It is a matter very hard to adjust satisfactorily to all, especially if the dairyman happens to have a bad bunch of cows. If the dairy men could all be persuaded to weigh their milk and cream, let the skim milk sit to see If any cream rises upon it. have some samples tested by some disinterested party. etc, they would then have some basis for registering a complaint. Otherwise the data is all in the hands of the creamery man. InOSe WHO dttenueu lIt HltellHS were Dave Smith, Chas. McCelland, Mir. Trouge. Mir. Hilbers, Mir. Coyd. MT. Sapp and J. A. Higgins. Mrs. Sapp accompanied Mir. Sapp and spent the evening with Mrs. Higgins. Chas McLelland was appointed to act on the butter board for this month.
 Word has been received from Stan ley Howard from Syracuse. N. Y. He is finding prices on registered stock higher than he expected, but has succeeded in purchasing few of very fine cattle. He expects to con tinue his search into Massachusetts.
 Mrs Chas. Rooe spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Lockwood and Mrs. Gaylord. Mrs. Root is agent for the Ladies' Home Journal and so combines a business call with her social calls. She is very success ful solicitor, securing all her old subscribers and a number of new ones.
 Waiter Brown, one of the gradu- ates from the eighth grade at Cart