Arizona republican., 1910-04-11

with his little friends. Alfred and Stokeley Vinson, in the Cartwright district.
 last Friday to spend a few days with her parents, MT and Mrs Charles Olmstead.
 Mrs. Quinn Faulkner visited Mrs. J. B. bills Monday afternoon.
 Miss Mclean, missionary from the Hopi Indian reservation, was at the Baptist church Tuesday evening and gave an interesting talk upon her work among the Indians She also ha with her little Indian baby girl. two years old. the first Christian born to that tribe.
 The many friends of Rev. and Mas. Thayer win be glad Ito hear that a baby girl has come to bless their home MT Thayrr was at one time pastor of the Baptist church here. but now he is working among the Indians at Keen's Canyon.
 Quinn Faulkner started to town last Friday morning. driving young horse In some way he got the shafts broken out of his buggy. and he came back, get another rig. and spent the day in town,
 MT and Mrs NJ E. Brooks and daughters. Jennie Lee and Nettie, were entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Will Brat ton. in the Isaac neighborhood. MT and Mrs. Walt Gammell and children and MT. and Mrs. Joe Cole
 
 ! with their mother. Mrs. NJ. J. Miller. Miss Mclean, the missionary rom the Hopi reservation, was entertained at the home of Mir. and Mrs. George King while in our community. The school trustees had meeting last week and they will begin at an early date and improve the school grounds by putting d fence all around the yard.
 Mrs Jack Brooks. from Cartwright. visited her sister. Mrs. Bruce Books. Thursday afternoon of last week. Mrs. Alvin Smoot. from Cartwright, was at the home of Mrs. Anna Hos kins Wednesday morning. The picnic given by the Ladies Reading Circle last Saturday was a success. Everyone there spent fine day and ate good dinner Those from this neighborhood were: Mrs. | P Ivy and daughter Elizabeth. Mrs. NJ ]. Miller. Mrs. Joe Coleman. MT and Mrs. Frank Beasley and children. Mrs. Joe Tompkins and Mrs. Bruce Brooks and family.
 Mir Shek. from the cast, arrived here last week Mrs. Shick has been
 
 for her health She is very much bet ter than shc was few weeks ago. Mrs. Shiek is a relative of l.. F.. Ora ham.
 Mrs. Le Baron and Miss Lola were in town last Saturday shopping. On their way home they called in to sec Mrs. j. II. Smith and children.
 j. H. Smith hauled his household goods to Phoenix Tuesday in order to get them ready for shipping.
 Charles Olmstead was in Phoenix last Friady on business.
 R A Taylor of Phoenix was in our neighborhood Monday on business. He took dinner at the parsonage.
 Miss Florence Gammill and broth CT attended the song services at Cart wright Sunday evening" L.. c. Haynes and daughter were in our neighborhood Wednesday
 Mr. and Mrs Bruce Brooks and children, Mr and Mrs. J. P. Ivy and daughter. Mir and Mrs. C. V. Gully and boby. Miss Florence Gammill and brothers and Joe Clarry attended the league social last Friday night at the home of Mir. and Mrs. ]. A. Higgins of Cartwright.
 Bruce Brooks Is hauling hay to town this week As he comes home he brings load of lumber. He is putting up a few Improvements in the way of q large shed and corral The Maricops creamery has been greatly improved in looks by putting on a new coat of paint Everet Ellis did the painting. | The large auto from the Maricopa creamery. in town. passed through Fowler Monday afternoon on the way to Buckeye. It was corrying down d load of supplies to their creamery at that place.
 | Do not forget the box social at the Fowler school house next Friday night. April 15. Program will begin piphiptiS oN DN4'NiN- iSN'a 'AN 70 invited to come.
 i Walt Cammill. A. Brownsberger and MT. Martin were Phoenix visitors last | Wednesday.
 Mrs R Reynolds and Miss Mary Mcintyre were entertained at dinner {, Friday of last week at the home of Mrs. F.. M Conger. Frank Criswell visited his brother.