Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-06-13
CARTW RIGHT.


Cartwright, June 1.-THE ice cream
supper scheduled to be given Friday
evening at Cartwright has been post
poned until June L. Just at present
the farmers are all too busy to attend
any sort of social function. For that
reason the league thought it wise to
wait a week.
Miss Mary Wiley spent Friday night
of last week i'm Phoenix the guest of
Miss Pearl Pike. and attended the
commencement exercises at the high
school Miss Pike was one Of the
graduates.
Miss Hattie eagle came out from
Phoenix Sunday and spent the day
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. NJ.
eagle
The typhoid patients are all improv-
ing Marguerite Brooks still has lit
tie fever and is very weak but is
gradually getting better Harry Mann
is up and is rapidly gaining what
flesh he lost during his illness. Mrs.
Elmer Cartwright is better and Harold
Mudersbach. the latest case. although
the fever has not run its course. is do
ing as well as a typhoid patient is
expected to do. 1t is to be hoped that
there will be no more cases in Cart
wright.
Jack Brooks finished cutting his
grain this week and sold his binder to
Mr.. Hawkins.
Miss Nena Shaver who has been
here since the first of May visiting
her sister Mrs. Trowbridge, returned
last week To her home in San Dimas,
California
Miss Mary Doyle is reported III. She
was unable to take her part in the
childrens day program Sunday, her
place being filled by Miss Alice Mosier.
Page Lively and Ackie Gaylord left
Sunday night for Roosevelt where they
saw the wonders of the big dam. Mr.
Lively became i'll on the return trip
and boarded tile train for Phoenix at
Mesa. Mr. Gaylord came home by way
of Granite Reef.
Next Wednesday is the 18th. Let all
the members Of the Dairymen's asso-
citation remember that on Tuesday aft
ernoon is the regular time of meeting
at Stanley Howard's. Lew Graham
has been on the butter board this
month with j. A. Higgins, the perma-
nent member They have succeeded in
doing some effective work thus far.
The wholesale price for this week was
put at - cents which means % cents
for the darymen. Twenty-Five cents
is considered good as the Elgin mar
ket runs firm at - cents for the week
beginning with June 8.
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day and this time he brought his wife
with him. They are at the parsonage
where they will remain for time Mr..
and Mrs eagle drove to Phoenix Fri
day of this week to meet Mrs. eagles
father. Mr.. Ford who has agreed to
give them no further trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Root spent the evening
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rous-
seau.,
Among those who attended high
school commencement exercises Friday
evening from Cartwright were Mrs.
Rousseau. Willie Rousseau. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A higgins. Mrs. Emhuff. Rev.
and Mrs. c. NJ. eagle, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Doyle, Miss Margaret Howard
and Morley Howard.
of her aunt, Mrs. Bruce Brooks at
Fowler from Monday until Wednes-
day.
Mrs Charlie Jacket and children of
Miami are the guests Of her father,
J. A. Vinson. since Saturday. Mr..
Jacket is working in the mines at
Miami Mrs Tacket has rented her
house until September l and has come
to spend sometime i'm the valley.
Mrs Rogers was the guest of Mrs.
Rousseau Thursday afternoon
Miss Katherine Corsel who has
been visiting in Phoenix is again at
Mrs. Higgins where she will spend
the summer
Miss Fannie BreedlOve one of our
Cartwright girls was among the grad
yates of the Normal school at Tempe
Thursday evening Miss BreedlOve
was oneaof the fouryea pupils, hav-
ing gone to the Normal schol after
finishing the eighth grade in Phoenix.
Among those from Cartwright who at
tended commencement exercises at
Tempe were Mr.. and Mrs. Vinson, Mr..
English. Miss Notie eagle. Alfred and
Stokeley Vinson Mrs. Vinson went
over Wednesday and remained a few
days the guest of her daughter, Miss
Breedlove.
The Cartwright boys finished up
their spring rodeo and came in last
week with 200 head of cattle. They
made two drives this spring. the first
time brining down pa head of cattle.
This has been n very successful year
for the c. c. range. MIR. Cartwright