Arizona republican., 1910-06-06
Salt River Valley News
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Ms. J. B. Dils and children visited Mrs. Dills' sister, Mrs Pendergast. all day last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Snodgrass and son, Glenn, from town spent Sunday with Mrs. Snodgrass' brother, Walter Gammcll, and family.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Brooks and her mother called last Sunday afternoon to see little Margarite Brooks who is sick with fever. Margarite is some better but she is yet a very sick child.
 NIT. and Mrs. c. V. Gully attended the league social at the home of Mrs. Lockwoods last Friday night
 Mrs. Joe Coleman who has been sick at her mothers. Mrs NJ. J. Mill Ter, for the past month, is getting along fine. The doctor was out to see her Tuesday morning and thinks she will soon be up and around again
 Mrs. Jim Quinn called on Mrs M B. Brooks last Thursday afternoon
 Ida and Cecil Hilbers spent a while Wednesday morning with Edgar and Henrietta Brooks.
 Mrs. J. r. Ivy took her mother. Mrs. R. O. Green, to town last Friday even ing. Mrs. Green came out to spend a few days with her daughters. but took sick and had to return to Phoe- nix before her visit was out.
 Mrs. McMiniman and family who lived on M. B. Brooks place, has moved to a place near the west end school.
 MT. and Mrs. Bruce Brooks were in town last Saturday on business.
 L. E. GOaham was a Phoenix visitor last Saturday.
 Mrs. W. Gammell and little boys spent the day Monday with her mother, Mrs. M. J. Miller.
 J. Gregg and B. bills took cattle to town last Wednesday morning
 The children of the Baptist Sunday school and several of the ladies met at the church last Monday and We'd nesday afternoon to practice for the children's day exercises which they will have this month.
 Glenn Snodgrass of Phoenix spent several days last week with his little cousins, Earl and Hugh Gammell.
 Miss Mamie Brooks finished her examination at high school last week and is at home now for the vacation. She will attend the graduating exer- cises on Friday night of this week
 MT. and Mrs. Dixon who lived in the part of the house with MT. Nor dyke for a while have moved to Mrs Willis Graham's place.
 MT. Vinson and Mir. English were in our neighborhood on Wednesday looking for a thresher.
 Mrs. Brooks and her mother. Mrs Cornell, spent last Monday afternoon visiting Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Cole man.
 Mrs Dills visited Mrs. Faulkner last Thursday morning.
 Will Jackson spent Thursday in town.
 Mrs. Ivy Wilson stayed few days last week with her mother in Phoenix
 If the number of negroes count any thing we will soon have a railroad running near and then we can get to Buckeye without such a long dusty drive.
 Miss Gladys Kohl from Isaac and Miss Amy Tompkins from Cartwright spent last Sunday with their friend, Miss Mamie Brooks.
 Hazel Tompkins spent the day Sum day with Henrietta and Tina Brooks.
 Joe Clarry who has been working for Mir. Dills, is now helping J.. P. Ivy with his bees.
 l.. c. Haynes is hauing his crop of potatoes to town this week. He raised them near the Agua Fria without ir- rigation and they are fine ones.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins was in OUT neighborhood last Wednesday aft ernoon on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. J. Miller visited their daughter. Mrs. Gammell, We'd nesday. afternoon. Mrs. Quinn Faulkner and children. Emma Alice and Gates, left Friday morning for a visit to her mother in Canada.
 Mrs. John Richardson spent Thurs day with her mother.
 Mir and Mrs. James Ivy attended the party at MT. Smiths. east of the Indian school on last Friday evening.
 George Kay lost a valuable horse while having last Thursday. It was supposed to have died from being overheated.,