Arizona republican., 1910-02-28
RURAL ROUTE NO. {.
FOWLER.

! EoNIer. Feb. 2b.-Mf. ana hTS |. Reaslcy are entertaining as theii
 guest Miss Reasley of Flagstaff. Mir. and Mrs. George Kay visited in [ Glendale on Friday of last week. ! Miss Emma Faulkner was the guest Tuesday night of Mrs. J. H. Smith. Mrs. McIlmoil and daughter Miss Iucy McIlmoil and Mrs. Peck visited f Mary Harry Hilbers.
 Mrs. Hoskins was the guest Tu--- ! day of Mrs M. B. Brooks.
 MT. and Mrs. C. V. Gulley were guests Sunday at the home of MT and Mrs. Jack Brooks in Cartwri ght. Lon smith came out from Phoenix Sunday and spent the day with his mother at Oliver Smiths. Wednesday evening Mir. and Mrs. Joe Coleman entertained with a whist party. The guests were MT. and Mrs. NJ. J. Miller. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Gammell, Mir and Mrs. Clyde SwartZ. Mir. and Mrs. Will Rennells. Alr. and Mrs. Rush keesler. Mir and Mrs. Jerry Irving. Miss Nellie Elliot Bob Irving and Dudley Greer. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served.
 Mir and Mrs John Ellison and Miss Ethel Harris were out from Phoenix Sunday to attend church.
 Mir and Mrs. M J. Miller attended church at Fowler Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Joe Holly are prepar ing to leave March 18th for Texas. They will either rent ar sell their ranch.
 The Rev. Mir Webb wno is here with his family from Missouri spend ing the winter preached at Fowler Sunday morning and sunday sevening.
 The Rev Mir. Hickman who recently came here from Compton. Cal. to take the pastorate at Fowler has re- turned to Riverside.
 Mrs. Willis spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. ]. H. Smith.
 Among those from Fowler who at tended the lecture Sunday afternoon at Cartwright were M. B. Brooks and family. Mir. and Mrs. George Kay. Mir. and Mrs Dick Taylor and MT Webb.
 J P Ivy is building an incubator house, wherein he will run incubators to hatch his ostrich eggs.
 Ben Willis has been ploushing this week for Jack Harris
 Mrs. NJ B. Brooks and children spent Saturday afternoon at Mrs. M J. Miller's.
 Mrs Coleman and Mrs. Walter Gammell were guests Tuesday of their mother. Mrs. NJ. J. Miller.
 Miss Harmon of Cartwright was the guest of Mrs. George Kay from Friday until Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Olmstead were .l their parents Mir and Mrs. Charles Olmstead. Mrs. Charles Olmstead ac- companied them to Phoenix Snnday afternoon.
 Samuel Greenwald of Florence has bought the J. A. Higgins ranch. the deal being made Wednesday. Mir Greenwald will not live on the ranch and for the present it is leased to Will Marian and Fred Peterson. Mr. Higgins gives possession Monday.
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks spent Wednes day with Mrs. J. P Ivy.
 Tuesday being Bob Irving's birth day as well as George Washington's. Mrs. Jerry Irving entertained with q whist party in his honor Mrs. iiiii of Phoenix won the lady's prize and Joe Coleman the gentleman's prize. Cake and coffee were served for re treatments.
 Mrs. J. P Ivy and Mrs. Ivy Wilson were guests in Phoenix Tuesday at the home of their mother Mrs R A. Greene. MT. Ivy and Mir. Wilson drove in at night and they all attend ed the revival at the Christian church
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 George Kay was a Phoenix visitor Saturday and was accompanied home by the Rev. Mir. Webb and family who will remain the guests of MT and Mrs. Kay over Sunday.
 It is reported that Mir. Nordyke of Glendale has bought Jack Harris ranch and will soon move to it