Arizona republican., 1910-04-27
Salt River Valley News
CARTWRIGHT NEWS.

ed for next Friday night at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Muddersbach has been postponed until the first Friday night ir May, owing to the fact thas next Friday night will be the closing nigh: al the Cartwright school. The school has begun to practise daily for the Closing exercises and a1c preparing q IeIl pleasing program. One number ,n the program is yer: lauShablc little play entitled Jacob Slaff's mis- take Besides this there is another short play m the upper grades and some rretty drills in :ho primary grades.
 Clarence Caele and his little sister are both sick with measles
 Mrs Smith of Prescott who has been visiting at the parsonage has re- turned home. Mrs. Van Ripper who accompanied her has gone to Phoenix where she is employed as a stenogra pher..
 The Hassayampa automobile had a breakdown Thursday morning so that il became necessary to collect the cream in wagons. Robert Banks. a former Cartwright boy drove the wag- on that collected the cream in this district
 Miss Fannie Breedlove. James Eng fish and MT English were guests at dinner Sunday at the Rousseau home.
 Mrs. Jack Brooks and daughters Misses Rebecca and Marguerite Brooks drove to Glendale Tuesday and were the guests of Mrs Williams.
 on account of sickness Miss Myr- tie Morgan. our primary teacher, was unable to come out from Phoenix Tuesday morning and take charge or her school Mrs. J. A. Higgins acted as substitute for the day.
 At the meeting of the official board at the church Monday night there was a very small attendance. The few who were there after transacting some business connected with the church. talked over the proposition of making our Sunday school into graded Bible school: the idea being with those who favored the move that there would be so much more incentive for q child to come to the Sunday school regularly and to prepare his lesson if the school were organized into grades with pro- motions and demotionS and q system atic course of study. than there is in the present haphaZard method com monly used in our Sunday schools over the country. There is no reason why a systematically organized school should fail to teach reverence for God sanized manner.
 MT. Staley who accompanied Mir English here from Tennessee is quite i'll at the home of Mir and Mrs. Vim son. He came here for his health and has not been able to he out since his arrival.
 The Farmers Exchange held meet ing at the school house Friday even ing for the purpose of interesting the in this part of the valley in the new organization. Associations of this sort have proved to be very successful in number of states in the east and middle west and il is hoped may prove very beneficial for Ari- zona.
 Mrs. Reaksecker of Alhambra was through our neighborhood Monday taking orders for gasoline irons. She was quite successful in making mp her order.
 Mrs. Suggs of Florence. formerly Miss Dorothy Reasor. was the guest of Mrs Charles Root a few days this week She went 10 Phoenix Wednes- day where she spent the remainder of the week as the guest of Miss Lou Marlar.
 Miss Harmon and Miss Gladys Lockwood were the guests Thursday night of Miss Katherine Corsell at the home of Mr and Mrs. sam Rogers.
 Alvin Mann has been cutting hay ihis week for J. A. Higgins.
 Stokley Vinson while climbing trees Wednesday looking for birds nests fell and broke his arm. The arm was set at once and while the arm is very painful, the patient is doing very nicely.
 Mir Hancock has rented the George Mcclellan ranch on the Yuma road and will move there with his family soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Alvin Shoot were very plea sanity surprised q week ago by the arrival of their brother, Marion Shoot J MT. Shoot was here several years ago and like many who come here and go away the memory of this delightful valley stayed with him se consistently that he was compelled to come again.
 Miss Mahala White of Phoenix ac by Dr. Ray of Detroit, took 2 drive out through Fowler and Cart right Saturday evening and called upon Mrs. J. A. Higgins.
 MT. Burris formerly employed at the ostrich farm, has been engaged by George and Tom Brown to work for them He will live on the old Chapin ranch which the Browns now own
 number of Cartwright people at tended the show in Phoenix Thursday. Among them were Mrs. Alvin Mann md children. Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Mrs. Jack Brooks and children and Mir. and Mrs. Rousseau.
 Miss Irene Miller who is staying with Mrs. Charles Root. was driving in Phoenix Sundty in company with ler sister and Joe HoWard. when the horse became frightened and she was hrown from the buggy hurting her luite badly. She was i'll the first of he week over her fan.
 MT and Mrs. Temple of Phoenix were guests Sunday afternoon of Mir. md Mrs. J. A. Higgins. MT. Temple s a soldier recently returned from the Philippine Islands