Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
REGENT HAPPENINGS
 IN THE AUD DISTRICT

AJO, May 19.-J. L.. Davis, local tailor, was operated on for appendi- citis at the New Cornelia hospital last week. He is doing nicely and every indication is for a speedy re- covery
 George Phillips has purchased from Thomas Weary the residence prop erty formerly owned by Nicholas Hoffman.
 The K. K. K club enjoyed a wienie roast on the desert Friday evening.
 T. Hicklin, superintendent of the T. C. and G. B. railroad, is spending some time in Kansas City on vaca- tion.
 l.. K. Hathaway left Ajo last week for visit in Phoenix. after which he will go to North Yakima, Wash. for future residence.
 Thomas Weary has sold his resi- dence property, formerly owned by Otho Carr, to George Phillips Harry c. France. former private secretary of Mir. Curley, superinten dent of the New Cornelia company writes friends here that he and his family have left Fl Paso and are now at Harrisonville, Mo, enjoying the spring season in visiting rela- l tives
 The suit of John W. Mayer against
 
 the Pima county board of supervis- ors. was dismissed by Judge SamueI l.. Pattee in the superior court Mayer charged trat travelling ex- penses and bills rendered by Nathan had been illegally paid by the board The court ruled that salary paid a 1 supervisor is not intended to pay for l the full time of the supervisor, who ! Is expected to have other occupa- l. .fr ! gal to allow a supervisor residing al ! distance from the county seat his 1 travelling expenses. Considerable 1 local interest attached to the ca SC because MT. Nathan was formerly resident of Ajo.
 S- J. Brunt of the Valley Bank ot Aio was in Phoenix several day. during the past week on business.
 D. c. Cumberland has gone tC Trona, Calif. His family will joir him when school closes.
 Charles Luke had as his guest ovel the week end his father. from Phoe. nix
 The Ladies Aid society of the Prot estant Community church was enter. tained at the church Thursday after noon- A program was rendered anC refreshments were served. The la dies are planning a Sock Social" t, Dt eA'th Oii tilc tNtIlillR Ot May Z4 c. G. Powell ex-warden of tn. I state penitentiary. and J. C. Devine mine superintendent of the Ray Con. solidated and member of the legis lature from Pinal county two year ago. were in Ajo last week. Fron | here they continued their trip to tn border,
 I Miss Ellen, stengrapher at the de pot, has returned from a visit witt l friends at Phoenix
 i Captain Parker: who was for quit while stationed at Aio at the hea, of a detachment Of soldiers. sailed q, i May from San Francisco for dut- in the Philippines.
 Charles ]. Fenner and wife Icf here the first of the week for Nev York city. where they will spend tn i summer.
 The public schools are making ex treme preparations for closing exer cfses- There is one graduate iron the high school.
 Mrs. c. l. Careile and daughters Gladys and Virginia, left Saturda, evening for Los Angeles. where the will join Mr. CargiIe and make thei future home
 l c. F. Reddington. attorney Jaw has moved to Phoenix to engage il i business
 -''is- ETVu s'ttliOeQeT Is the guest 0 Mrs. IT. Gear in Phoenix The members of the Moose lodg , enjoyed card party at their ha' , Thursday evening ; Miss Louise LeMare will be gradu ated from the California hospita | Los Angeles, this spring, but vii 5 continue her studies until Septembei l when she will come to Ajo to visi her parents and friends The Sunday schhool of the Prot I estant Community church will ob . serve Childrens day with a prograr Of exercises Sunday evening Tn ? program will be in charge of MT: $. J. Brunt and will consist of song, i readings, drills, recitations by tn 2 members of the school.
 Messrs. Moritz and Freelsnd. dep uty state bank examiners of Phoeni, were in Ajo Tuesday. examining tn Valley branch bank of Ajo.
 pr. O. B. Patton. E. A. Diehl. J. E Vinton, A. I Long and R. J. Huddle ston are in Phoenix this week O business and were inducted into th