The Parker post., 1912-05-04
LOCAL NEWS

y. II. CTdHudII OI LOS Angeles Trains
acted business here Friday.
Sulphurro, the new liquid sulphur
spring medicine, at City Drug Store.
Fred Simons, superintendent of the
Quartz King, has gone to Goldfield,
New, on business.
Art Miller has moved his restaurant
from California avenue to A street,
near the postoffice
Barney DeVine of Santa Monica
was a guest at the Manitaba hotel
Thursday and Friday.
For Sale-A few untanned coyote
furs. Fine for rugs. $1.0O each.
See Randall Henderson.
L. T. Hosey, a stockholder in the
Parker Commercial company, is
spending few days in town.
Houses for Rent, Furnished and
Unfinished
G. A MARSH COMPANY.
George Tisdale of Prescott was i'm
town Thursday night, leaving fo1
home the following morning
F. R. Scllanck arrived from Pasa-
dena Thursday morning to inspect
the construction work on the pumping
plant.
C.. w. Graves has been appointed
school census marshal and will begin
the work of taking the school cen
sus in this precinct Immediately
V. p Ryan, who has been seriously
i'll for the past ten days, was taken
to a Los Angeles hospital Thursday
night. He was accompanied by his
wife.
Sealed proposals are being asked
by the Indian department for the
erection of a frame office and other
buildings, water and sewer systems.
at the Colorado River Indian school
In letter received last week by
r. ]. Martin, DR.. Whitmarsh, formerly
of Parker, states that he is now at
Pleasant Lake, Ind, taking a post
graduate course in surgery
Mrs. G. A. Marsh received word
Friday morning of the serious Hines,
of her father B. G. Bartle of Ingle-
wood, Cal. She will leave at once.
accompanied by Master Phillip.
Superintendent Omar L. Babcock
left Thursday might for Los Angeles
and San Diego where he will arrange
for the employment of a number of
Indian girls during the summer vaca-
ton
H. B. Altman has a shipment of
five tons of $50 ore at the local sta
tion of the Santa Fe which is destin
ed for the Ell PasO smelter. Mr.. ALL
man will leave Friday night for Long
Beach.
p. r. Wither of Phoenix, repres-
enting Pope's Gazateer and Directory,
was in town Thursday gathering data
for a new Arizona and New Mexico
directory to be issued soon by the
Pope company.
A bouncing baby boy was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Martin at Wasco.
Cal, on Wednesday, May 1. Their
many friends here will be pleased to
learn that both mother and baby are
getting along fine.
Jack Jarvis, superintendent of the
Tuscarora Mining company, was in
town several days the past week He
is awaiting a visit to the mine from
w. S. Collins, one of the principal
owners, who will arrive in a few
days.
Shriner's special will leave Phoe-
nix for Los Angeles Saturday night
May 4, passing through Parker
early Sunday morning. The equip
ment will consist of the finest of the
Santa Fe line. A large number of
special Shriner trains from the east
will be handled over the main line
A carload of structural iron ar
rived Sunday night for the pumping
plant and was taken to the works the
following day. This is to be used for
the roof. The concrete walls of the
plant were started the past week, as
ii has been found that there will be
sufficient money remaining i'm the
fund to finish the structure.
Postmaster M. E. Josephi of Wen
den spent Wednesday here calling
on number of his friends. He re-
ports that our sister city down the
line is moving along as usual with
excellent prospects for a busy fall.
The Post enjoyed pleasant call from
Mr.. Joseph whiel he was i'm town He
left for home on the morning train
Thursday.
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