The Parker post., 1912-04-20
LOCAL NEWS

Il. l. F0TSuSOu, representing lIpc
Standard Oil company, called on the
trade here Saturday
Houses for Rent, Furnished and
Unfurnished.
G. A. MARSH COMPANY.
Do your eyes trouble you? If so
see Swigert Bros, at the Manitaba
hotel. Friday and Saturday. April
1920.
F. R. Schanck came in from Los
Angeles Friday morning to inspect
the progress of the work on the
pumping plant
Have your eye glasses and. spec
tacles adjusted Swigert Bros at
Hotel Manitaba, two days. Friday and
Saturday, 1920.
Roy A Fleming of Indiana is Wis
iting Parker this week, having arriv-
ed Thursday. He is registered at
the Manitaba hotel.
Grover G. Madlem, reporter for
Bradstreets Mercantile Agency, was
in Parker Thursday gathering data
on the financial standing of local bus
mess firms
Mrs Charles DERRICK and son, Cecil.
departed Wednesday might for Gold
road, AriZ., to join Mr. Detrick, who
i,
pect to remain for the summer
G. c. Dunn and L. P. Tolliday left
Friday morning for Bob Hamilton'G
ranch on the Bill Williams. Mr.. Tol,
liday is negotiating for the purchase
of bunch of Hamiltons cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ellis have NOV
ed their restaurant to the Detrick
building from the Ellis hotel. Their
new location is more convenient to
their patrons. The hotel is being run
as usual.
Silphuwo, the new liquid sulphur
spring medicine at City Drug Store
NJ. d. Flanagan, who has been
spending the past few months visit
ing his daughters, Mrs. w. D. Pettet
and Miss Zella Flanagan of Mankato,
Mimi, returned to Parker Friday
morning.
The ladies of the w. C. T. U. have
this week furnished the money to pay
off the indebtedness ON the Method
list Church organ for which many
thanks are due them from the con
gregation'
DR.. D. D. Northrup of the we'll
known firm of Swigert Bros. Optical
Co. of Phoenix and Denver, is IL
town at the Hotel Manitaba, Friday
and Saturday, 1920 If your eyes
trouble you consult him.
Mrs. L. NJ Theroux and daughter
Miss Blanche, formerly residents OF
Parker, passed through here Thurs
day night on their way from Phoenix
10 Los Angeles. They will join Mr.
Theroux in the east in September.
This paper would appreciate re.
ceiving news items from our readers
If you know of any local, personal or
social items kindly send them in It
Is impossible for a paper to publish
all of the local news unless someone
informs us of those happenings.
A river party was given Saturday
by a number of Parker ladies in hon.
or of Mrs. Detrick. Everybody
brought refreshments along and a
fine lunch was served ON the river
bank near the bridge Fishing and
a general good time was indulged in
by those present.
o. O. Fullerton, formerly of Parker
Is now located at Kingman, Ariz. In
a letter to The Post he states that
he has recently been over Southern
California pretty thoroughly, but in
ali his travels he has not seen any
thing that suits him better for the
future thar does Parker.
The marriage of George w. Owens
and Mrs. Fannie D. Carter occurred
at the latterIs home on B Street last
Sunday morning at $50 O'Clock,
Judge Graves officiating Mr.. Owens
has resided here for the past two
years, and the bride has lived here
and in BOuse for the same period.
Both have many friends who wish
them all possible happiness.
George Irwin. who has charge ol
the construction work on the new
pumping plant, and Mrs. B. Barclay
quietly slipped out of town last week
and were married i'm Los Angeles
The news came as a surprise to
their many friends, and upon their re
turn Monday night they We're greet
ed with congratulations of their
friends. They are making their