Arizona republican., 1910-08-07
Salt River Valley News
FOWLER.

l Fowler. Aug. 6.-Miss Ada Vinsel
 from Cartwright neighborhood visited
 her friend. Miss Elizabeth Faulkner. ] Wednesday,
 l Mrs John Richardson was in Phoe-
 nix shopping on Wednesday,
 Miss Amy Tompkins and Nil Nor ley Howard attended the Baptist
 church at this place last Sunday even ing.
 | one of the most severe storms of the
 season passed through this part of the country Wednesday afternoon. It blew l over several trees and further east of
 here it did great deal more damage.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks and daughter. Miss | Jennie Lee spent Monday in PhOe-
 nix.
 | Miss Mamie Brooks and Miss Lois | Williams were visiting their friend and | cousin, Miss Fannie Brooks last Mon
 day night.
 MT and Mrs Walt Gammell were
 in Phoenix Monday on business.
 Henrietta Brooks has been sick sey
 eral days this week. Dr. Hawley was
 called out on Tuesday night to see
 her and the past few days she is i'm
 proving.
 Rev. MT Botkins took dinner last
 Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Roy Butler. J. E. Irving left Wednesday evening
 for a short stay in California. Mrs Irving is expecting to go next week
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Coleman were vis- ! iting Mir Coleman's mother last Sun
 day
 Robert Banks and wife were out from Phoenix last Sunday visiting rel
 atives in this neighborhoOd. Mir Quinn Faulkner and daughter. ! Elizabeth, were in Phoenix last Sat urday
 Mrs c. w Connell and Miss Jennie l Lee Brooks drove to Phoenix last Sat urday. Mrs. Cornell stayed in town
 with Mrs. Neri osborn this week. 1 Frank Criswell was in town Friday l on business.
 Mir and Mrs. NJ J. Miller visited | their daughter and family last Sun day evening.
 | H. J. Hanson and family spent the afternoon at Charlie Moore's Sunday a week ago.
 Little Miss White from Phoenix is
 visiting Miss Hazel Mitchell a few days this week.
 Miss Fannie Brooks of Cartwright spent last Saturday visiting her cous- ins in this neighbOrhOod | Cecil Hillers spent last Saturday with his school mate, Edgar Brooks. Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks and children, | Henrietta. Tina and Gertrude. vera guests at dinner at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. P. Ivy on Thursday. MT. and Mrs. Ivy Nelson were also there. l Mir and Mrs. Dixon, who lived for awhile in this neighborhoOd, were vis- iting at the Moore home Thursday afternoon.
 | Mrs James Willis drove to Phoe-
 nix last Saturday morning and took
 Mrs. Nordy and children to the train when they left for Texas to live.
 Mir John Nelson is hauling baled hay
 to Phoenix this week from the Brooks
 ranch, of which he has charge in MT.
 Brooks absence.
 H. J. Hanson was a Phoenix visitor
 on last Monday.
 J. Gregg was in town Monday on
 business.
 Mrs. Alvin SmOot and Mrs. Jim Humphry were at Mrs. Anna Hashns' Thursday afternoon. Mrs. HOskins has been doing quite a lot of sewing for l them during the past month. | Walt .Gammell and wife and Mir. and | Mrs. Joe Coleman attended the WilSy
 sale on Wednesday near the west end.
 Lou Graham was a Phoenix visitor several days the past week. Mrs. J. P. Ivy and Mrs. Ivy Wilson attended the meeting of the c. w. B. NJ in Phoenix on Friday evening. George Kay purchased a mule at the | Wilkey sale on Wednesday. | IIaprx- IYxripo ic after the | lower creamery while his brother. J. E. | Irving, is away in California for short | vacation.
 Miss Lois Williams, who spent the past week with Miss Mamie Brooks. Brooks. and will also visit another | aunt, Mrs. Bertha Williams. | Mrs Anna Hoskins and little daug- | ter, Galilee, took dinner last Sunday | with Mrs. Bruce Brooks. | H R. Miller spent last Saturday In | Phoenix.
 Mrs R. Mickey and sister. Miss | Mary Irving, left last Monday for the | east They expect to visit their fath- | er who lives in Michigan, while away | The young people of the Baptist | church here have had some very inter | eSllIlS IneellnSS lut past several WCoh9 Il every Sunday evening. Last Sunday | the subject was Temperance, and Joe | Clarry was leader. The following pro- gram was given: | Song, No 62. | Song, No. 127. | Prayer by the pastor. | Duet, Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight" Mrs. Willis and w. H. Bot | kins.
 | Scripture reading by the leader. l Song, No. 131. | Bible reading Gal. 5:22-2S, M. H. BOtlIins. | Cor. 9:25, Mrs. Willis. | Prov. 31:4-5, Johnnie Gregg. l Prov. 23:29-30. Mary Peterson l Ley. 1OA S-lO. Lucy McIlmOil.