Arizona republican., 1910-05-26
Salt River Valley News
CARTW RIGHT.

Watkins of Phoenix has been the l guest this week of Mrs. l.. D Rous- | seau.
 Mrs. Glossbrenner of Isaac came over Wednesday to spend the day with Mrs. Angie Price. Her visit was cut
 short by q message asking her to come to Phoenix in the afternoon OH | business.
 Miss Annie Miller accompanied , Miss Maggie Doyle to Phoenix on Fri l day. where she was Miss Doyle g 1 guest at the high school. The Cartwright hay baler finished
 wOrh at Charlie Cartwrights on | Thursday and moved to Elmer Cart
 wrights. who has quite fine crop of ] grain hay to bale.
 l Miss Ruth Bratton is clerking al the basement bargain counters in Cold waters store. where she will be glad
 to see all her Cartwright friends. The | pleasure, however vill be mutual. as all who know Miss Bratton will be | glad to have her wait on them. 1 lrrigating is the order of the Jay.
 as the ranchers are busily preparing
 for the interval during the next seven days. when the water will be out Of the canal
 Louis Kohl has again disposed of | his dairy herd. Mir. Kohl has been
 very fortunated uring the past year
 in his cattle deals. He has bought sev- eral herds. milked them for time
 and sold them at a good profit. Jack Brooks started his binder on
 Thursday. but no sooner was the work
 well started than Mir. Cobb, who was driving the binder, was called home on account of the serious illness of
 his children The interruption, aside from the illness of the children. was very unfortunate, as MT Brooks had | arranged to cut for d number of other | ranchers as soon as he had finished 1 his own.
 In this day of the telephone. cSct- | ing events can not take place without ! theF news spreading very rapidly. l Hardly had the Hotel Adams begun
 burning when it was known through out the valley and the country people began Hooking to town. They did not go altogether through curiosity. As | Hotel Adams was the pride of PhOe-
 nix. it also was the pride of the coun- i try surrounding Phoenix. and we re- | gret its loss. We are very much | pleased, however. to learn that much | finer building is soon to be erected. Mir and Mrs. J. A. Higgins and | Mrs. Emhuff entertained at dinner on Sunday the following guests: Mr
 and Mrs. J. F. Doyle. Misses Maggie
 and Mary Doyle. Walter and Roy l Doyle
 Charles Root has been on the sick
 list this week. Although ill. he went
 out Friday and finished up his work
 as census taker.
 Mrs. Manford Cartwright was the ! guest of her sister, Mrs J P Ivy
 of Fowler. q fev days last week. The committee on Children's Day
 met Tuesday and Saturday of this week with the children for practice. l The work is progressing nicely and the 1 ladies think they will soon De able to
 announce tie day upon which they ] will be ready to give the program. | Little Margerite Brooks. who has been very ill with typhoid. is gradu- | ally growing better She is still very l weak
 Mrs. Alvin Mann. another typhoid | patient is very much improved. but 1 her little son Harry is very i'll with it.. l Roy Doyle drove to Phoenix Sunday
 afternoon and called upon George | Campbell. who was so seriously hurt
 recently by falling from tn" '. N. C.. l A. building. MT. Campbell has visited
 at MT Eoyle's in Cartwright. d mum 1 Der of times, and is well known here where he has the sympathy of many | friends.
 1 Carl Anderson. wIo is just recover | ing from q siege of typ" ,id. is visit ing at j. A. Higgins while he is con valescng.
 Clyde Rousseau and his mother, | Mrs. l.. D. Rousseau. drove to Phoe- nix on Tuesday evening" where they attended the musicale given by the ad-
 vanced pupils of Professor Ruther- | ford.
 J. A. Higgins was in Phoenix on Wednesday. where he attended a meeting ot the members of the Farm l CTS Exchange.
 T T. Powers and c. V Gulley were out through this neighborhood Mon- day and Tuesday selling stock in the Farmers Exchange. A great many prominent ranchers in the valley are l becoming interested in the movement and are taking stock. Members of the association who know from experi- ence that in union there is strength approve of the organization and there Is talk of two lesser associations be- ing absorbed by, the more general. one
 of the Farmers Exchange. The Ex- | change has appointed committee to secure a location for a warehouse. | where the farmers can store their l products and from which they may be shipped.
 Miss Mary Doyle accompanied har sister Margaret to qshiGh school Monday
 where she spent the morning visiting
 the school