Arizona republican., 1910-08-14

and came back that evening in time for church here.
 Quite number for this neighborhood attended the Stroud sale near Alham- bra, last Wednesday.
 Glenn Snodgrass from Phoenix visit ed his cousins, Earl and Hugh Gam mell. the latter part Of the week
 Miss Amy Tompkins and sister Ha- gel visited Misses Mamie and Tina Brooks last Sunday.
 Little Lois Gammell was sick sev- eral days last week. her fever running so high that they called the doctor early Saturday morning. She is much better now.
 Mrs Charlie Moore is now carrying the mail on route No while the regu- lar carrier is taking a months vaca- tion.
 Miss Chrissie Elliott was visiting her friends, Miss Lucy McIlmoil, last Thursday.
 J. E. Irving returned from the coast last Tuesday morning. He says he got homesick and longed for Arizona summer time.
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks visited Mrs. C. V. Gully last Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Amy Tompkins and Charlie Orme were visitors at the Brooks home Wednesday evening.
 Mir and Mrs. John Trowbridge were visiting in this neighborhood last Tuesday afternoon.
 Homer Green and family were at the sale of Dick Stroud near Alhambra last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Pete Througe and little son have gone to Albuquerque for the re- mainder of the summer. Mrs. Througe, not being in the best of health, thought she might be benefited in that climate.
 Mrs Rush Keesler visited her sister, Mrs. Joe Coleman last Saturday and in the faternoon they both called on Mrs. Walt Gammell.
 Nj J. Miller and H. R. Miller were inPhoenix last Saturday on business
 Mrs Jerry Irving spent last Sunday night with her aunt, Mrs. Robert Jackson, near the Isaac school house
 Mrs. Miller spent last Saturday with her daughter, Mrs. Walt Gammell.
 Frank Balenzuella was in town Saturday.
 Mrs. J. P. Ivy left Tuesray morning by the way of the Santa Fe fer Pres colt, Kingman. Williams and Flagstaff, she being president of the Rebekahs. will visit the lodges at these different lodges at these places. She will also spend awhile at the Grand Canyon be- fore comin ghome.
 Bob and Henry Irving were Phoenix visitors on Tuesday evening.
 IT naEtOr of the Baptist church at this place. eX- poets his family. here from Missouri about the first of September.
 Mir and Mrs. Jim Willis attended church at Cartwright last Sunday evening.
 Jennie, Lee. Henrietta. Tina and Ed gar visited friends in Cartwright neighborhood last Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Coleman spent last Tuesday night visiting Mir. Coleman's sister, Mrs. Rush Keesler.
 NIT. and Mrs R McImoil visited MT. and Mrs Murry near Isaac school house on Wednesday afternoon
 Mrs. J. F.. Irving left Thursday even ing for California to visit friends and relatives. she expects to be away for a month or more.
 Little Elizabeth Ivy is staying with her aunt, Mrs. Ivy Wilson, while her month is away. Edgar Brooks has leased the Nor dyke ranch from MT. Milsap, who now owns it Mir. Brooks and family will move some time soon. Willie Marlar's thresher is now at MT. Quinn's and will get to those that have been visiting for so long in a | few days.
 Mrs B. Brooks, Miss Mamie Brooks and Miss Lois Williams went up near Alhambra last Wednesday to the sale of MT. Stroud. Mrs H. J. Hanson and children and Mrs. James Quinn spent Thursday afternoon visiting Mrs. M. B. Brooks Miss Lucille Kelly left Thursday afternoon for California for a visii with relatives. 1 Lou Graham and son, Reuben. were in the capital city on Friday.
 Misses Lois Williams and Mamie Brooks spent last Tuesday night with Miss Amy Tompkins. | The Stork has visited our neighbor- hood again and left at the home of MT and Mrs George Kay last Saturday morning fine boy. Mother and baby are doing nicely. I. L. Jackson and Harry HilberS were the delegates elected last Sat urday from this place to the conven- tion which was held in Phoenix or Wednesday.
 Little Gertrude Brooks has been or the sick list for the past week.
 All interested should not forget thu dairymens meeting on next Tuesday evening at the home of Stanley How 1 ward.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Jackson attended the sale Wednesday near Alhambra.
 H. J. Hanson is now improving th' house of Mrs. Schrader. He IS screen ing the porch and will build nev porch on the east side of the house.
 SCOTTSDALE.