Arizona republican., 1910-06-20
RURAL ROUTE NO. 8.
CARTWRIGHT.

Cartwright, June 1S.-Mr. and Mrs.
]. p. Ivy of Fowler took dinner Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Cart
wright.
The home and foreign missionary
! societies met Tuesday afternoon at
the church.
J. F. Doyle recently sold his dairy
herd of 16 cows to Mr.. Fran at the
rate of s65 each. Mr.. Fran is run
ming quite a large dairy at his home
in the west end of the valley
The Marlar thresher is at work in
Cartwright. The crew has threshed
for Mr.. Vinson, Al Smoot, Mr. Rous-
seau, Asa Graham and Mr.. Doyle. 1t
| is at work now on the c. c. Green
I ranch, where there are about 500 acres
of grain. Mr.. Green, DR.. Norton and
Lafayette Myers have recently bought
the warehouse. at Glendale which was
owned by Mr.. Silva and expect to fill
it largely with their own products
| There seemed to be some misunder-
standing from the article in the Cart
wright news of last week concerning
the time of the meeting of the Dairy
mems Cooperative association. The
meeting is always on Tuesday night
after the 18th of the month, which is
Tuesday night of the coming week,
June 81. Every member should at
tend. During the absence of ]. A.
higgins, chairman of the butter board
Stanley Howard will act as perman-
ent member of the butter board. Lew
Graham is for the present the other
member from the association. The
wholesale price of Hassayampa butter
was fixed this week at q cents,
which means % cents for the assoc
citation
Miss McElroy of Glendale has been
at Mrs. Charles Roots since Tuesday.
She is sewing for Mrs. Root and Miss !
Nellie Hawkins. and expects to go
from there to Mrs Rousseau's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. higgins and !
sons and Mrs. Emhuff left over the |
Santa Fe Thursday morning for |
Grand Canyon, Los Angeles, Long |
Beach and San Diego. They expect |
to be gone about three weeks.
Mrs. Wall and her mother. Mrs. |
Yocky, were passengers Thursday
morning on the Santa Fe for Denver,
Fort Collins and other Colorado
points. They are planning to spend
about three months in the cool Colo
i
from Peoria by Mrs. Wallis niece who
is on her way to join her mother,
Mrs. Stauffer, in Ogden, Utah.
Miss Fannie Breedlove is home
from Tempe where she has spent
four years in the normal school from
which she graduated this spring We
are all glad to have Miss Breedlove
back with US to stay; and she has
H. Aar
gagged by the trustees of the Cart
right school as primary teacher for
the coming year. Miss Harmon who
taught the upper grades last year will
be principal again next year. We
feel that the success of the school
year is an assured fact. Miss Har-
mon proved herself to be a most ex-
cellent teacher and. knowing Miss
Breedlove as we do and knowing the
training she has had we anticipate :
most profitable year for the pupils.
c. f. Cartwright is erecting a new
shed upon his ranch. Mr.. Banks of
Phoenix is experimenting the build
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Rousseau drove
20 Phoenix Tuesday to assist their
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins. in
heir preparations to go back to their :
home in Oklahoma. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
Watkins have been in Phoenix all
winter, hoping that this climate :.
night be beneficial to Mr.. Watkins
Who is in very poor health. Mr.. Rous-
'eau took Mr.. Watkins to Charles =
)onofrio's for the day while Mrs. :
Rousseau and Mrs. Watkins packed y
Up. They left over the S. p and
Rock Island Tuesday evening.
Miss Sadie Apperson who has been