Arizona republican., 1910-10-10
CARTWRIGHT.

I
Cartwright, oct. 9.-The Epworth
League services last Sunday evening
were given over to the installation Of
| officers.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown. who have
| been living on the Pickrel ostrich
farm for several months. have moved
back to their own home in Phoenix.
Mrs. Chas. Root entertained at din
ner Tuesday Miss Smith and Mrs.
Rhodes Of the Indian school.
Mansford Cartwright came in from
! the range Monday evening. He came
down to arrange for the fall roundup.
The last of the summer travellers
| have come home. Mr.. and Mrs. L. d.
Rousseau, Willie and Clyde Rousseau,
| arrived Monday from quite All extern
| sive trip They visited first in Color
| ado, then went to Kentucky
About the middle of September they
went to Chicago where they were
guests of cousins who entertained them
right royalty Leaving Chicago they
/ returned home by way of New Orleans.
Mr.. Rousseau says If he owned one of
| the many beautiful homes he saw back
east. it would not be for sale at any
| price, but since he did not, he knew
| of nothing that would induce him to
sell out here and go back there to seek
/ home.
Mrs. wall and her mother. Mrs.
Yockey. came home Friday night Of
last week. Their trip vas not so pleas
ant as it might have been as Mrs.
Yockey was sick most of the summer.
| At Ash Fork on the home trip Mrs.
| al hn 70 har har lrap
from the train because of illness.
Mrs. E. ]. Frock and daughter. Mar
| garet, of Glendale. We're guests Satur-
| day night and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
j. A. higgins.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder are moving this
week to Joe Asher's, Mrs. Wider's
father. The place upon which they
have been living belong to Mr.. Asher
and Is now for sale. After disposing
of the place Mr.. Asher and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder expect tc go to
Colorado to make theis home. The
place should find a ready buyer as it
is one of the best and neatest ranches
in the Valley
Uncle Jasper Cartwright has gone to
Phoenix to spend a few days with his
daughter. Mrs. John Pike.
Miss Mary Doyle entered the Union
high school in Phoenix Monday morn
ing. She is boarding at home and driv-
ing back ami forth every day. Miss
Doyle was late in enrolling as she did
not return from her summer vacation
spent in Kansas until school had been
in session two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Root are now in
dependent of the Phoenix creameries.
as they have gone into the butter MAX
/ ing business. They hauled their first
lot of butter to Phoenix Friday and
were very much pleased with the result
of their efforts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins are also max
ing butter and are again supplying
their old customers.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson Mann W.; be pleased to learn
that they are again to be residents Of
Salt Rivey Valley. They came in
! Thursday evening over the Southern
Pacific and the at present at the home
of Ira Beck west of town on the Christy
road. They are not alone this time
but are accompanied by young son,
Edward Loyal. They expect to spend
the winter here in the interest of Mr..
Mann's health and then go on to Cali
fornia before returning to their home
| in Illinois
Mr.. HUMPHREYS has his dairy herd
| on Alvin Mann's ranch.
Mrs. Wilson Orr and children, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Chas.
Cartwright, left Friday for her home
in Williams, Arizona. Mr.. Orr is in
Mexico at the bedside of his brother,
Eaton Orr, a former resident of the
Valley, who is i'll of typhoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper returned Fri
day from Roosevelt where they had
been since Sunday. They report fine
trip. They were accompanied by Mr..
Cooper's mother, who is visiting them.
Mansford Cartwright expects to re-
turn to the range Sunday preparatory
to the fall roundup. He will be &C
companied by Emery Brockman. The
remainder of the crew will go in few
days.
n. c. williams went to Tempe Thurs
day for few days visit with Mrs.
Glossbremer.
A hunting party composed of Mr..
Vensel, Mr.. Mudersbach, Mr.. Bratton
and Wess Wilson left Saturday morn
ing for the White Tank mountains.
They expect to be gone most of the
week.