The Parker post., 1913-02-01
LOCAL NEWS


Mrs. j. F. Raney returned from
Los Angeles Monday morning.
Fire insurance pays. Insure now
in the Hartford. g. A. Marsh Agent.
Houses for Rent, Furnished and
Unfurnished
G. A. MARSH COMPANY.
For Sale-A good baby buggy at
half price. Used only a short time
Address Box AZ, Parker, Ariz.
II. A. Norwill of Los Angeles al
rived Friday morning and will spend
a week or ten days visiting at the
Arizona. Umpire mines.
Ed Osborne went to prescott Mon
day night on mining business. He
is expected home tomorrow.
For Rent-A completely furnished
three-room cottage, with water in
Kitchen Address Box AZ, Parker, or
call at this office.
j. B. Ross returned Thursday night
from Morristown, Ariz., where he
has just completed the assessment
work on a mining property near
ths place for Kansas City parties.
Floyd Brown of Blythe was a
visitor here last Tuesday. He re-
ports that his new auto line from
Blythe Jc. lis rushed with freight
and passenger business.
The work Of surveying the bitches
and laterals of the irrigation system
for the Indians has been resumed by
Engineer Engle and crew, who re-
turned from Needles last Saturday.
1t is reported that Charlie Adams
is contemplating taking up course
of study in the Wenden school. He
went to that place about a week ago
and his friends here are unable to
induce him to return.
Jack Jarvis has purchased the in
terest of r. C. Saufley in the claims
adjoining the Eagle group of the
Empire. Among the other
owners in these claims are Al Green,
John Roberts, Frank Owens, and
Oscar Roberts.
A. S. Prescott spent Saturday and
reports that the mining industry in
that section is enjoying considerable
prosperity, over twelve carloads of
ore having been shipped from that
place within the past sixty days.
DR.. F. o. Dudgeon, a practicing
dentist of Rialto, Cal, was a
visitor here last Saturday and Sun
lay looking over the town with the
view of locating permanently. He
was very much impressed with the
future prospects of Parker, and
promised to return at am early date.
r.. c. Saufley and Harry Osborne
arrived from Yuma early Sunday
morning in Mr.. Saufley's new Ford
Parker valley and made the trip in
about eighteen hours. A garage is
being built ON Arizona avenue, and
the machine will be put in service
for hire.
/ w. H. Mccormick arrived here
Monday from the southern part of
the state with carload of bees,
which he has moved near the old
agency buildings. Mr.. Mccormick
believes that this is an ideal place
for his line of business and he eN
poets to be able to supply the local
market With honey hereafter.
R. r. Archer, fire insurance ad-
juster, with headquarters at Los
Angeles, visited Parker last Sat
urday and adjusted the losses slls-
tanned here by the recent fire of the
board companies. Those who re-
ceived settlements were G. A. Marsh,
the Parker Commercial company and
H. A. Goodwin. All parties are
satisfied with the adjustment
H. A. Goodwin came i'm from
Swansea Thursday might. and re-
,urned the following morning with
his Pope Hartford touring car,
which he had stored here for the past
few months. Mr. Goodwin stated
that he would rebuild at once on
his California avenue property,
week lie structure will be of
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