The Parker post. (Parker, Ariz.) 1910-1918, 1912-12-21

LOCAL NEWS


Santa Clause headquarters. City
Drug Store.
Go to Roberts for a good chicken
dinner Sunday.
Christmas Eve dance at Detrick's
; hall You're invited
Engineer AL Green will spend the
holidays in San Francisco.
Four carloads of beef cattle were
shipped Thursday night to Los
Angeles by Oscar Roberts and W. H.
Holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Bowie have re-
turned to Parker, after a brief trip
through the northern part of the
state and Phoenix
carload of good, sound potatoes
to arrive, and will be sold at 81 65
per hundred by the sack. Parker
Commercial company.
Helen, the 10-year-old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Girodon, is i'll with
pneumonia She is getting along nice
ly under the care of Dr. Isreal
J. F. Raney purchased the Ivan
Neal lot on A street last Tuesday
Consideration, $500 The property
adjoins the NJ e. church parsonage
J. e. Clark, passenger fireman be
tween Barstow and Parker, departed
last week on a visit to his mother
in Virginia, where he will spend the
holidays
Mrs. A. B. Brown and children and
her mother, Mrs Phillips, will depart
Friday night for San Fernando to
join Dr. Brown, who has opened a
dental office in that city.
Peter TiSdale was taken i'll with
pneumonia Wednesday night and is
said to be in a critical condition Ac-
is getting along as we'll as could be
expected
8 Clark copper interests, was a visitor
: here Wednesday and Thursday While
here Neagle spent most of his time
inspecting the property of the Ari-
IONA Empire
There will be a dance at DERRICK s
hall Tuesday night-Christmas Eve.
Rev. j. B. Rice, pastor of the M
E. church, returned from a visit to
Los Angeles Monday, and announces
that regular services will be held at
the local church Sunday. Morning
service II o'clock. Evening service
7:30 o'clock
F. A. Bowman was down from his
Copper Basin property the past week
He reports that development work is
progressing very satisfactorily at the
mine, and that about two carloads of
ore will soon be ready for shipment
to the Swansea smelter
Mrs A. H. Hammer, editor of the
Wickenburg Miner, was a visitor here
last Friday and Saturday. While
here she visited the Arizona Empire
property and was much impressed
with it's great possibilities as cop
per producer
r. ID. Dickson who has been EN-
plOyed at the Monarch mine near
Wickenburg for the past year, ar
rived in Parker Monday, and ex-
poets to remain here for the next
thirty days. The Monarch has been
closed down temporarily, but it is
sumo operations soon after the first
of the year
Houses for Rent. Furnished and
Unfinished.
G. A. MARSH COMPANY.
Harry Engelke, who recently ar
rived from Healdsburg, Cal, died
last Sunday morning. The deceased
was in the advance stages of tuber-
colusis upon his arrival here a few
weeks ago, and death resulted from
this desease. A brother of the de
ceased is expected to arrive in Parker
this morning, and it is probable that
the remains will be shipped to his
old home for interment Undertaken
John F. Collins has charge of the re-
mains
Deputy Sheriff W. G. Despair came
down from Swansea Thursday look
ing for crew Of Indians to work on
the railroad between Bouse and
Swansea. Despair was recently ap-
pointed livestock inspector and de-
tective by the state sanitary board
for northern Yuma county, western
Yavapai county and southern Mohave
county. He reports everything at