Arizona republican., 1910-06-29
Salt River Valley News
CARTWRIGHT.

CAR WRIGHT.
 Word has been received from Mrs w. H. Mann saying that Alpha is feel ing much better since they arrived at Long Beach.
 Charles Cartwright thinks he is having more than his share of bad luck. Sunday morning he discovered one of his fine yearling colts had a small cut on one of his fOrefcet and seemed to be bleeding a great deal more than it should. The colt seemed sick and NIT. Cartwright put it in his barn he had just finished, and in the even ing it took lockjaw and died. He val ued the colt at $125 and thinks it was a poor Way to dedicate his new barn.
 Mollie Price spent Sunday with Ora Clay.
 The League sOciable will meet Fri day night at the parsonage. The fol- lowing program will be given: Piano duet. Stella and Allen Cartwright: recitation, Alfred Vinson; vocal solo, Clarence Cagle; reading, Walter Brown; piano solo, Mary Wiley; reel tatiOn. Rebecca Brooks; piano solo, Myrtle Bradshaw; reading, Mrs. B. Brooks; reading, Ruth Bratton; piano solo. NOtie Cagle; reading, Mary Doyle; piano solo, Mrs. Vinson.
 Quite a large crowd of people met at the church last Friday evening to hear Rev. Mir. Gray's lecture on Nine Men on Journey Without a Chaperon." After the lecture the ladies of the church sold ice cream, cake, lemonade and soda water. If anyone went away without enough ice cream it was his own fault, for there was plenty for all that had ten cents to pay for a big dish. The proceeds were turned over to the chruch.
 Murray Roach drove down to MT Angie Prices last Tuesday morning Pnd Mrs. Price went back home with nim and spent the day
 Since Mrs. Basham left E. A Cart wright's, Miss Pearl Pike, a niece of Mir. Cartwright. is staying with them
 Miss Nellie Hawkins and MT. Ed Graham drove to Phoenix Sunday evening.
 Mary Wiley and Frank Stewart at tended the Christian church in Phoenix Sunday night.
 Gladys Howard entertained several of her friends Wednesday, Those pres
 
 Allen Cartwright, Emma and Helen Vensel Gladys and Walter Mudisbach, Lou Cretia, Earl and Winifred Me Clelian. The day was well spent, for they began playing games when they met in the morning and played until the evening.
 MOllie Price went to Camp V Ide on Tuesday to spend the summer with her gl -.-.ll by MT. and Mrs. Heath
 J. M. Vensels header is at work on s. c. Rogers place.
 Mrs. Charles Cartwright and chil- dren spent Thursday evening with Mrs. Mudersbach. Mrs. Mudersbach and children expect to start to Flag staff Friday to spend the summer.
 Mrs. J. G. Brooks was in town Mon day
 The telephones in this part of the country were out of commission from Saturday evening until Monday even ing, all due to the wires being cut in Phoenix Saturday night.
 Several of the ladies of our neigh borhoOd met at Mrs Stanley Towards Thursday evening to sew for Mrs. J. G. Brooks children.
 Mrs. Etta Vensel Wilson was oper- ated on for appendicitis last week. At last reports she was doing nicely. Little Henry Brooks is the latest victim of typhoid fever.
 Miss Nellie Hawkins and Neva Root drove to Phoenix Tuesday even ing to do some shopping.
 Joe Asher is improving his ranch east of the Cartwrig Int school house by putting up a new windmill and pump. Mrs. Wilder marketed her first crop of peaches at four cents pound. Word has been received from Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Higgins saying they arrived safe in San Diego Sunday morning. They were going to Los Angeles Tuesday.