Arizona republican., 1910-03-13
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.
 CARTWRIGHT

South sunday school Sunday morn ing .t Io o'clock. MT Nichols. super iutcudent Preaching services at II o'clock conducted by the pastor. the P.y Nlr Ca.le. sermon by Rev ! SmitA. visiting evangelist tpwortE League Sunday evening at '3". leaGer. Fred Clark; topic fio" [" be Strong. Eph !II-1--1e, Phi " U. Preaching at o'clock Revival services are in progress conducted Dv the Rev Mir. Csgie- assisted py Rev. J. J. Smith. who came here last week ron BiE STz.nss Texas Mr. Smith .s au cid trend of Mir Gag! wnc was -sry fortunate in securing him IT, cris meeting. There will be serylces every night during tEe com, ing week Everybody is invited ana urged 10 2tIenG Mir smith has preached some excellent sermons srS all who attend vi. fec that it IS tine we'll spent
 Mir and Mrs l.. l. Rousseau were dinner guests sunday at the home oi | Mir and Mrs. Wuodson in Phoenix. Those who have feed to self no" are very fortunate as the price of feed is such that il iustifies them in pasturing their ground rather than making hay Frank Ali,ire. this week sold >0 acres of feed for $500. Jack Brooks sold so acres of feed at s3.5" per head.
 Lon Williams left Thusday night over the southern Pacific for his home in Fowler. Cal lie WsS accompanied by his father and his sister. Mrs. Der tha Ninsel Williams. Mir. Williams has been in the valley most of the winter looking after his ranching in trests here Just before leaving he rented his ranch east of Cartwright to Will Bratton
 Quite number of Cartwright pe"- ple attended the meetings of the Lay mems Missionary convention in Phoe- nix and also the Methodist District conference which convened at tn South Methodist church in Phoenix IL is interesting to note that equal rights of the women on all church matters is being agitated and tEe matter was brought up for discussi"u at district conference. All the ladies and many 0f the men expressed them selves as being iA favor "f it. Wh: should not the women. wh" 'lp very large part "f ;he church work. be al- lowed tu east vote governing th,.r own actions
 Among those who went [" Phncniv Monday to attend the Home Mission session of the conference, were Mir. and Mrs L. D Rousseau. NJ. and Mr. J. A Ninson. Mrs. s'he cts Mrs.--.I .Eels Brooks. Mrs AS;. Graham.
 Miss Vic Harmon. rril,iWrt 'r' tii-- Cartwright school. wa~ th- guest Thursday night of Miss Mary Wiley Miss Wiley and Miss Harmon drove to Phoenix after supper [" attend the rc- vival at the Christian church.
 NJ C. Wal' is adding another iln- provement to his place by building az incubator house.
 The Rev. Mir. Gardner. former pas tor at this place came over from Sat- ford to attend the Laymen's Mission ary convention and District Confer ence. He spent Tuesday in Cartwright visiting at ]. r. Doyic'S and It the parsonage.
 Henry Wilkey took dinner Thursday With Mir and Mrs. Asa Graham.
 The Country Reading Circle will meet Thursday with Mrs Tom Brown This meeting is the regular time flI' the election of officers. therefore no program has been arranged. The roll cali however will he answered bs suS gestinns fOrsmakinS the mcctiuei more interesting. IL is very essential that all members he present.
 C. T. Hrst accompanied hy Rev. ant Mrs. Robert Wright took < span ont through Cartwright Tuesday and cali ed on few of ,ir Wrights oid friends here
 Mrs. M. J Waggcner who has oeen the guest O. 2irs M C Wall 9or the past two weeks returned 10 her home in Glendale Thursday. Mrs Wsli ao- eompanieCi her bu. returned in fIime for rhe Home Mission meeting at the church in the afternoon
 Miss Fanny Breedlove was over i from Tempe to visit at home over Sunday
 Elmer Cartwright has mad 8 new we'll bored or his ranch
 Mir. ana Mrs T Bone are preparing to move to Phoenix nex1 week Their son. Ran Bohe. who recently returned from Tucson win have charge of the ranch We are very sorry to see them A'stNt taH anu sltt tiiu are gong no further away than Phoenix Mrs Bone and her daughter will be very much missed from church and social circles here: while Mir. Bone has for a number of years been among the in iluential men who have shaped the de- veiopment of this part of the valley
 We are glad to note that Charles Root of our neiehb6rhood was among those who were successful in obtain ing q commission to assist in taking the census,
 \ large number nf the members of the Cooperative Dairvmen's associa- ton met Wednesday night atIhe home of Stanley Howard and a more excit- ing and enthusiastic meeetin -H-ts-not been held. They all realize tlfat-JyTile-i the fight is on between the Hassapatit-- pa creamery and the other cre:tmerieS
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