The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1911-10-28
LOCAL NEWS

G. w. Graves was a Bouse visitor
last Saturday.
Frank Moseley of San Antonio. Tex
as, is Parker visitor this week.
Fresh Drugs and Medicines re-
ceived every week at CITY DRUG
STORE.
Henry Strohm went to Bouse Tues
day to vote at the primary election,
returning the same day.
Bert Flanagan has arrived from
Mankato on a visit to the family of
his brother, j. B. Flanagan.
Houses, Furnished or Unfurnished,
for rent, or for sale on easy terms.
G. A. MARSH COMPANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton were
down from their Bill Williams ranch
the fore part of the week.
If you are troubled with ants it is
your fault. KILSANTS sure kills
them, Csc at CITY DRUG STORE.
A dance was given at Detrick's
hall on California avenue Tuesday
night, and an enjoyable time was had
by everybody attending.
J. B. Ross and daughter, Miss Lou
Use, arrived from Independence, Mo-,
Sunday, and will spend the winter
here The many friends of Mr. Ross
are glad to see him back again.
H. A. Goodwin returned Tuesday
night from a trip to Swansea. He
reports that some kind of a deal is
pending there, and definite news is
expected within the next few days
Miss Lydia Little, formerly en-
ployed at the Colorado River Agency
was the guest of Mrs ]. F. Raney
Friday and Saturday of last week,
having stopped off here on the way
to Los Angeles from her home in
Kansas.
]. o. Roger, general manager of
the Quartz King Mining company, re-
turned Thursday from Phoenix and
the southern part of the territory
accompanied by two prominent stock
holders of the company. They left
for the mine the same day and will
spend several days examining the
property.
Col Kit Carson arrived from Salt
Lake Sunday, accompanied by H. F.
Holt They left the same day to in
spect the property of the Golden
State Mining company in Copper
Basin. Col. Carson departed for Salt
Lake Tuesday night. 1t is understood
that an important deal on the prop
erty has been made, and full partic
ulars for publication may be available
within the next couple of weeks.
c. H. Mitchell, secretary of the
Arizona Empire Copper company ac
companied by w. A. Moses of Kan
sas City, arrived here Tuesday. They
visited the company's property at
Empire Flats, and returned to Los
Angeles Wednesday night. Mr.. Mo-
ses, it is understood, represents the
Kansas City people who recently pur-
chased an interest in the Arizona En-
pire. Work on the property is eX-
pected to resume early next month.
Presiding Elder j. E. Crutchfield
who recently transferred from Los
Angeles conference to accept the
presidency of Milton college, Ore.
arrived in Parker Monday night on
business connected with the winding
up of the business pertaining to his
presiding eldership, returning to
Phoenix Wednesday. While here he
captured the eldest daughter of the
Methodist pastor, Rev. A. H. Bezzo
for his college in Oregon, and she
will leave Parker for that institution
November Z.
The efforts of a number of Parker
ladies to organize physical culture
class or athletic club are meeting
with considerable success. At a meet
ing held Saturday night the following
officers were chosen: President
Mrs. G. c. Dunn; secretary and treas
urer, Mrs Edgell. A committee of
arrangements consisting of the fol-
lowing ladies was selected: Mrs.
Shirley Martin, Mrs. McGinniss and
Mrs. G. A Marsh. The Martin
building on California avenue has
been rented for meetings of the club.