Arizona republican., 1910-04-18

Editorial" Mrs. Frank Beasley Menus for Isolated Places" Mrs. J. D. Marian.
 What Vivisection Has Done for 1 Humanity" Mrs. M C. Wall The Ideas of a Plain Country Woman Mrs. Kate Brooks. 1 The Ministers Social Helper" Mrs. | George Kay
 | Response to roll call Quotations from Robert Burns l MT. and Mrs. Joe Coleman spent Monday evening with Mrs. COleman's mother.
 H. C. Bynum who is doing some | carpenter work for M. B. Brooks spent last Saturday and Sunday at tending the Sunday school conven- tion which was in session at Cart wright at that time. M E. Brooks took cattle to Phoc- nix Wednesday afternoon. They were shipped to Prescott for beef l Mir. and Mrs. l. | Wilson visited Mrs Wilson's mother and father. MT. and Mrs. R. O. Green of Phoenix last | Wednesday.
 | Mrs. M. B. Brooks and children. Gertrude, Henrietta and Nettie. spent ! last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. | ]. P. Ivy.
 R. Mickey who has been sick for some time is able to be up and around again. We do hope he will gain his strength rapidly. ! Mrs. Webb spent Tuesday visiting al the home of Mrs. George Kay. Jim TiptOn was in our community last Tuesday buying beef cattle. Miss Jessie Lee Orr and Clarence Carter Of Phoenix spent last Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Ivy Wilson.
 Mir. and Mrs Shiek and Miss Car rie Rrettingham who have lived in this neighborhood since last fall nov ed last week up near the Indian school.
 Albert Tews who is foreman on the Hill ranch was sick several days last week He is able now to attend to his work again. Mrs Wayne Davis and sister Miss Myrtle Haynes were Phoenix visitors last Monday.
 Mrs Anna Hoskins Is sewing for Mrs oliver Smith this week. M E. Brooks is hauling lumber this week to build q house on his west eighty Fowler seems to be on boom lately so many new buildings and a number of ranches changing hands.
 Mrs. Sarah Mann. Mir and Mrs. Ernest Mann and sister Miss Alpha. were among those from this neigh borhood who attended the all-day meeting at Cartwright last Sunday.
  tina. spent Tuesday evening with Miss Lola LeBaron.
 MT. and Mrs John Ellison. Mir. and Mrs. Dick Taylor and Jack Harris of Phoenix were out at Fowler church Thursday afternoon on some business for that church.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gammell spent Thurs day with Mrs. Gammells sister, Mrs. Joe Coleman.
 George Kay bought a bunch of cat tie from Oliver smith. Most of them were yearlings.
 Mrs. R. McIlm0il visited relatives at Mesa this week. she returned home Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs NofZinger of Phoenix was in this part of the country Thursday; she was out in the interest of the Woodmen lodge.
 The measles are getting thick in this neighborhoOd. Another new case this week at Mir Hansens: Della, the baby. broke out with it Monday.
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Coleman.
 The party given at George Rays by Miss Mary Peterson was q success in every way: those present enjoyed the evening very much. The guests were Mir and Mrs. Joe Coleman, Mir. and Mrs Burke Miller. Mir. and Mrs. C. Y. GulIey and Dr. and Mrs. Weob. Misses Golda and Zoa Sapp. Mary NcIntyre. Johnson. Ida Tossing, Lizzie and Emma Faulkner. Violet Horton, Margaret Howard. Florence Gammlll, Nellie and Christina Elliott. Lucy Me Ilmoil and Lola LeBaron; Messrs Clyde and Willie Rousseau. Harry Crisswell, Morley Howard. Jeweil Nordyke. Jim and Arthur Mlher' | Laurie Gammill. Tom and Nerll Gra- ham. Everet Ellis and Granville Sapp Refreshments consisting Of ice cream and several kinds of cake were served | during the evening. MT. Dixson's father left Thursday morning for the state of Washington I to spend the summer. ! This part of the country has been | alive of late with insurance agents some days three and four call at one house.
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