Arizona republican., 1910-09-19

Mr and Mrs. Ivy Wilson spent last Saturday in town with Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs. R. O. Green.
 Miss Lucy McIlmoil left last Sat urday for Tempe where she will at tend the Normal the present year.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. J Miller were in town. last Saturday shopping.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walt Gammell were visiting friends in town on Thurs day.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. NJ Conger were in Phoenix on Friday.
 Miss Mamie Brooks spent Thurs Jay night with her frind. Miss Ruth Brattan. in the Isaac neishhorhood
 Mir. ard Mrs. Louis Kohl were in this part of tho country last Friday looking at some mitch COWS.
 Miss Florence SnodHass of Phoe- nix returned home Thursday after spending some time with her aunt, Mrs. Gammell
 Mrs. J D. Kelly is sewing for Mrs. NJ. J. Miller this week.
 Mrs w H. Botkin spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Bruce Brooks.
 Miss Mamie Fields and little sister. Wanda, have been visiting at the Sapp home this week.
 MT Williams visited his daughter. Mrs Edgar Brooks several days this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harp SuckOw have moved into the house of M. B. Brooks near the creamery. Suckow will work for Mir Brooks.
 f. at 10 Fowler school grounds preparing to build a fence around the grounds, which will be good news to num- bG of people that has wanted so long to have the canal fenced so their liSIe ones would not be in so much danger.
 A large number of the neighbors got together last Wednesday evening and went D the home of Mir. and Mrs. w F. Miller and spent the evening, the Miller family having lately moved into this neighborhood were glad to meet and know all of their neighbOrs Those present were Gearge Kay and family. Rev. Botkin and family, Mir. and Mrs. Sapp. MT and Mrs Moore, Mir. and Mrs. H. J. I1dllSpH anu NllilhA -AA@7S' Faulkner. Mamie Fields, Mauda Fields. Florence Gammill. Nellie FL Iliott. Mary Peterson, Goldie and Zoa Sapp, Vera and Vida Moore, Ruth Botkin Messrs Harry Stewart, Floyd MsALar, George and Laurie Gammill. Tom and Reuben Gsaham, Morgan Pratt and Joe Clarry. Refreshments of candy and fruit were served dur ing the evening.
 NJ. B. Brooks returned last Mon day from a two months stay in Ken lucky, Missouri and Kansas. but saw no place just like Salt River valley.
 Mrs John Richardson spent Friday afternoon visiting her mother, Mrs. Quinn Faulkner.
 Miss Alpha Mann spent Wednesday with Miss Mamie Brooks.
 The democrats wer by a large ma jority at the election here last Mon day.
 Mrs. Charles Olmstead and little granddaughter were in Phoenix on Friday
 Tfe balH of AIr. and Mrs. Sukow is sick with pneumonia. Not being so well they called pr. Hawley early Friday morning.
 Guy Botkfn has been working for MT Dills this week.
 Morgan Pratt of Phoenix came out Sunday and spent the day with his uncle. Rev. w. H. Botkin.
 George Kay sold his dairy cows to Dr Foss for a nice price.
 Miss Ruth Botkin called on Miss Vera Moore Thursday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ellison came out Sunday to attend church at the Baptist church here.
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks and daughter, Henrietta, were in eown Monday shopping.
 Professor Caldwell was calling in this neighborhood on Thursday morn ing.
 Nr and Ms. Alvin Mann and little, children spent last Sunday with Mrs. Sarah Mann.
 James English has accepted a po- sition as foreman on Mrs. Hills ranch.
 James Willis was a Phoenix wis., itor Friday.
 Alfred Vinson took dinner last Sun day with Edgar Brooks.
 Miss Ruth B4kin spent Monday afternoon visiting Miss Mamie Brooks.
 Ernest Mann and Willie Schrader were in town Friday.
 Mrs Faulkner visited Mrs. J. B. Dills Wednesday afternoon.
 Rev. and Mrs. W. II Botlxin call cd on Mrs. James Willis last Satur- day afternoon.
 Mrs. Quinn Faulkner was a Phoe nix visitor Monday.
 Margaret Crawford and little sister have been visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Charles Ofmstead this week
 Mir. and Mrs. Homer Green and children spent last Sunday afternoon with MT. and Mrs. Tom Brown in Cartwright neighborbQod.
 Mrs. Bruce Brooks and daughter. Miss Nannie, attended church at Cartwright last Sunday evening. - -