The Parker post., 1913-02-22

land of Oakland. J. R. Miller J. c..
Barnard and A. D. Barnard of Ven
tura, E. d. Weeks Of Jerome, AriZ.
D. Hadlock of Bakersfield, w. J. Daw
son and Alexander Leggat of Butte
Mont. G. r. Sheldon of Salt Lake
City, T. E. Stevens and Merrill Stew
ems OF Phoenix, C. B. Hurlburt and
r. B. Hurlburt of Los Angeles, VIM.
Cuddebach of Tehachapi, C. w. Luef-
esty and j. R. Lounes of Highland
]. A. Chauncey of Glendora, Chas C..
Leary of Los Angeles.
BLYTHE BRIEFS.
G. K. Clark spent part of last week
in Los Angeles attending business af
fairs.
w. A. Hadden spent the greater
part of last week in Los Angeles Oh
business.
The local creamery made its first
shipment of butter to Los Angeles
last week.
L. B. Todd has received orders for
400 grape vines to be shipped to CT
bola valley.
Mrs. L. F. Norton was sick all o:
last week but is up again and teach
ing her classes.
Dan Shea was seriously i'll with
pneumonia last week but at last re,
port was much better
Thomas R. White represents tbs
plaintiff and Conklin & Brown the
defendants in the action
Bowyer and Jensen have a huge
sign on the top of their blacksmith
shop. They believe in advertising.
]. A. Chauncey, who has rented the
C.. L. Suits place, arrived last weel
from Glendora with his wife an0
two children.
= A. L. Hobson and wife, and FRANK
Murphy and family, came into the
valley last Tuesday and are staying
at Hotel Blythe.
O. W. Adams has just finished dig
ging several hundred pounds OF
sweet potatoes that remained in the
ground all winter
Neipp Bros are making plans and
specifications for cold storage room
which they expect to install in the
Blythe market next month.
Arch McLaren forever made him,
self solid with the people Of Blythe
when he spent two weeks watering
the Blythe city streets recently.
Mrs. George Moore is clerking and
keeping books at Carrigan & Hop
kin's. Mrs. Moore expects to move
into Blythe within the next few days
DR.. E. A. Candzehler is preparing
to leave for Mexico about February
20. The doctor practiced medicine
in Mexico City before coming to the
Palo Verde.
Joe Busfield has set up barber
chair at Rannells where he will spend
Tuesday of each week clipping hair
and attending the tonsorial wants Of
the lower valley.
G. ]. Berg has purchased 10 acres
of land on the Hamilton place north
of Blythe. He has put up a tent
house and will live there in the
future
W. j. Dawson, Los Angeles min
ing man, spent the greater part of
last week looking over the Mango
nese and Continental properties in
the Ironwood mountains.
Blythe Creamery made it's biggest
days run last Saturday when 1877
pounds of butter were turned out. Be
ginning Monday L. F. Norton will
churn three times a week.
Neil Hinckley says that the new
cut-offs on the road to Glamis are
practically finished and as soon as
one or two new bridges have been
put in the passenger autos wilr be
taking the short route.
w. 3. Mulkey left sample OF
some fine winter grown Burbank
potatoes in the office last week.
The Burbanks were planted last fall
and dug this month and are solid
smooth-skinned variety that should
market we'll.
O. ShepardsOn, who recently brought
his family into the valley to live on
the Lovekin ranch where he has pur-
chased land, has received a ship
ment of Flemish Giant and Belgian
Hares. Mr.. Shepardson will raise
these rabbits for the market
Brown says the freight con-
a thing of the past The
small shipments was load