The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-06-06
SOLOM ONvILLE

Judge w. r. Chambers was a visit
or from Stafford Saturday on business
pertaining to some cases that he was
the attorney for which were coming
up the first part of the week.
S. Marcus, head dry goods clerk of
the Solomonville Commercial company
returned Sunday from Socorro, New
Mexico, where he spent his two weeks
vacation with relatives. He reports
very pleasant visit.
Mrs. P Prudential is acting as
cashier this week during the absence
of NJ Coinblath.
DR.. Platt was a professional visitor
from Stafford Monday
Mr.. Bert Policy and family of Will
cox have returned home after a very
pleasant visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Policy. They were very
much impressed with our beautiful
valley.
Mrs Ben Names spent Sunday with
friends here.
III. M. Parks has gone to Whitlock
to assist his brother Jim to gather
steers, which will be delivered June
5th at Duncan.
Mrs Morris Cornblath is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Frank Ringgold took the little
daug24ter Of Charles w. Parks to SAT-
ford Saturday to consult a doctor
]. C. Epley and wife and Mrs. John
Parks went to Stafford Thursday, Mrs
Epley to consult a dentist and Mrs.
Parks a doctor.
The town is full of the mumps and
nearly everybody has the "swelled"
head.
Ramon Michelena is very sick this
week
The first shower of the season
visited us Saturday. While it was not
heavy enough to do any material
good, still it was very welcome as il
settled the dust and cooled the at
The Solomon Commercial CON-
pany received another carload of Ford
autos on Tuesday. Everybody rides
these days even father"
Ranger George Birdno of the Gra-
ham mountains came in Saturday to
spend few days with his family.
Roy Crandall was here Monday on
the way to his home at Stafford after
spending couple of weeks in the
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Olney went to
San Jose on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barry have opened
an ice cream parlor in connection
with their restaurant which is great
ly appreciated these warm days.
w. D. Empie, water commissioner
of Stafford, was in town this week
cutting down the flow of water in
San Jose and Montezuma canals.
Water is getting to be quite serious
as the river is very low
and the prospect of rain not very
bright and the farmers have been put
on so many hours to the share with
not enough water to irrigate their
farms.
The Pythian Sisters gave another !
one Of their popular dances last Sat
urday night, which was well attended
and enjoyed by all.
Bill Branch came in from Stockton
Pass and left for his home at York |
Wednesday.
Mrs. James Policy took her young t
son to the doctor at Stafford on Mon
lay.
Mrs. Nora L. Clark of the Stand
Drug store was a Stafford visitor on .
Tuesday.
Among the attorneys up from SAT-
'gord this week were w. K. Dial, w.
r. Chambers and Lee Stratton.
Mrs. X. w. Sloan and Mrs. Harry
Dial drove up from Stafford Tuesday.
Mrs. Sloan was up hunting hay hands
o put up the hay crop on her ranch
'ast of town.
MrS. w. r. CODert ana TWO Qaugn-
ers of Albuquerque are stopping here
or a few days. They are travelling
for the benefit of the young
st daughters health.
John Birdno with a party of tSaf-
ordites was up in an auto on Tuesday.
Phi. Prudential and wife went
own the valley on business Wednes-
ay.
Howard Wight came down from
,lifton this week and stayed a few
ays with his mother, Mrs. Barney
beach then went on to Globe where ,
e expected to secure a position and
emain in the future
G. d. Reade, a veterinary of SAT-
ord was called to the ranch of Chas. (
V. Parks twelve miles from Solomon
lille to attend fine saddle horse that ;
'as hooked by a COW.
Mr.. ]. Intire of Layton is in town
his week serving as a grand juror.