Arizona republican., 1910-01-29

II ~s t -af a Mrs L. H, Smith was the guest oi Mrs. Lloyd Sunday.
 Tom Lloyd is the possessor of new
 buggy. s
 Miss Mamie Brooks was a guest Sunday night of Misses Jennie and Callie Bone of Cartwright. She ac- tcompanied them to Phoenix Monday
 morning to attend high school Mrs. Nj. J. Miller spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Faulkner. Walter Gammell was a Phoenix vis- itor Wednesday. Miss Tina Brooks went to Phoenix Friday and remained until Sunday the
 guest ofs her grandmother, Mrs. Con- nell.
 Mrs. Willis was guest Of Mrs. Lloyd Sunday.
 Mrs, Marian of Phoenix and Mrs.
 Nelson were guests of Mrs. Bright's
 Monday They assisted Mrs. Bright with her packing in preparation of her
 trip to Kentucky.
 Mir Hansen and MT. Brooks have been assisting this week in the work wright Mir Hansen worked Monday and Tuesday. and MT. Brooks assisted Thursday.
 Mrs. Harris drove out to West End Wednesday and spent the day with Mrs Stewart.
 Ted Cole who has been visiting at Jerry Irvink's left Wednesday evening for Long Beach, Cal. to join his par ents. Mir. Cole is an old acquaintance of Mrs. Irving and the Harris family. having known them well in Tucson several years ago.
 Mrs. Brooks was a guest of Mrs. Anna Haskins Sunday afternoon. ? J. P. Ivy is putting up a house on his place east of the home place. Ivy Wilson has rented the place for sev eral years and will be the first to oc- cupy the new house.
 Mir and Mrs. Bright were guests Sunday at dinner and supper of Mrs. Bright's grandfather. Mir. Morten. They spent the evening with Mrs. Isaac. .
 : Mir. McIlmoil drove to Phoenix Thursday morning. He was accom- panied by his daughter, who left Thursday night for her home in Cali fornia.
 Mrs NJ B. Brooks visited in Cart wright Monday at the home of her sis- ter Mrs. Jack Brooks.
 j.. A. Higgins was a Phoenix visitor Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs. Jerry Irving entertained evening with a progressive whist party. Their guests were MT. and Mrs. Gammell. Mir and Mrs. Nj. J. Miller. Mir. and Mrs. Rennells. Mir. and Mrs Joe Coleman. Miss Nellie Elliot, Miss Carrie Birmingham. Harry Miller, Tom Graham, Reuben Graham. Ben Harry Miller won the first prize. | Tom Graham and M. J. Miller had to draw straws for the booby prize; Tom | won Miss Nellie Elliot received the | lady's prize.
 Mir and Mrs. Jack Harris will move l to Phoenix Tuesday.
 Charles Olmstead has been erecting | a new barn. an unusually good one for | 
 very enthusiastic body of men met | evening at the home of J. l A. Higgins and completed plans ac- ! cording to which the Dairymen's Co., | operative association will be in posi- ! ton to receive bids by the first of the 1 month from the creameries for butter fat. Each man present, and there was | an unusually large number, took a list | of names of men to whom he agreed | to go with contracts before the first | of next week It is believed that by i the date of the next meeting most of | the dairymen in the valley will be- long to the association and throwing | their Influence toward a betterment of | the dairy business. notice will ap- 1 pear ip all the papers that the assoca- ton will be ready to receive bids from the creameries by Wednesday, Febru- ary 2. the date of the next meeting of he association, which will be held at the board of trade rooms in Phoenix.
 Miss Alpha Mann has been visiting In Buckeye with her sister. Mrs. Gip-
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