Arizona republican., 1921-07-04
NEWS AND NOTES
 FROM AUD DISTRICT

AJO, June 29-Edgar l.. Foster, livestock inspector, has been a resi- dent.of this place for the past seven teen years and says that the month of May. just passed, was the most wonderful in the seventeen years that he has lived here. the weather being cool and delightful. He states that there was more wind in May than usual. A. E. Lewis, who has been here 24 years. makes a similar report.
 James B. Johnston, a former mining man of Ajo, is now located at Hard ing. Taos county. New Mexico, as superintendent of the Mineral Mining and Milling company.
 Mrs. Callie Gordon has returned from a several weeks pleasant visit on the coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Sampson are at Los Angeles. Calif., to spend their va cation
 John Gallagher and family have moved to Ajo from Douglas and he has taken employment with the New Cornelia Copper company.
 Mrs. s. B. Wells of Scottsburg. Ind, was the guest over the week end of Mrs E. l. La Rue. Mrs. Walls has bee impending several months in Los Angeles, Calif.. and from Ajo went to Santa Fe. N. M. to visit her son, before returning to her Indiana home.
 E. E. Davis has returned from a motor trip into Sonora, Mex.
 J. w. Mayes was transactine legal business in Tucson Monday.
 Ira B. Joraleman, assistant to Gen. eral Manager J. c. Greenway, was in the camp from Warren, Ariz, during the past week.
 Paul Kauthausen. former resi- dent here, is now located in Los An geles, Calif., where he is proprietor of the orpheum Grill, st 4o5 West Eighth street
 Paul Terrell has returned to Ajo after spending his vacation in Los Angeles, Calif.
 Samuel Clark has just completed assessment work on a leadsilver claim about five miles south of town which show splendid results. Assay from ore on the surface in a 25 foot vein system yielded 46 per cent lead $4 in silver and so cents in gold. Oth- CT samples it is expected will show better returns in silver. The showing is on Mr.. CIark's copper claims that visiting mining men have praised highly as indicating the presence oi large body of low grade copper ore F. M. Thompson. local manager ol the Standard Oil company, and pr. E D. LaRue spent last Friday in Gils Bend.
 c. A. Mcvickers has been spending several days In Ajo on business. Mrs. John Perry and Mrs. F.. E Orr were the hostesses for the La | dies Aid society of the Communit, ot. 70 op. | joyed a most pleasant afternoon. | Mark John is exhibiting fine spec l imens of gold ore taken from a groul | of four claims that he filed on in So | nora Some of the ore carries 3h | ounces of gold He possesses excellen samples of copper ore also. His claim
 are located about 90 miles from So
 royta and twenty-five miles this sid
 of Caborca. There are number O | ledges or veines in vein system each being something like four fee | in width.
 Mrs. R. E. Howe and two children Miss Helen and Edwin. came iron l Cananea Thursday of last week for visit with Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Orr Mrs Howe is cousin of Mrs. Or and her husband is assistant manage | of the Greene Cananea Copper com pany.
 H. T. Jennings. district manager O | the Western Union Telegraph com l pany with headquarters at Phoeni, l was in Ajo on business day or tw
 last week
 Mandell Brothers, formerly of At I are now located in Casa Grande in fine store in one of the best location in that prosperous little city. F. M. Thompson, Standard Q
 company manager. has moved nj
 family to the splendid property
 Mir. Liggett, formerly occupied by M
 Williams.
 Word has been received here ,of tf , death of Mrs C. F. Nicholas at co
 ton. Calit. Her death occurred Mor day and was a surprise and gre;
 shock to her many friends here whel , she formerly resided and was Vel popular Her brother. H. P. Holoroo . has gone to attend the funeral Miss Mary Cooper nurse at u ] New Cornelia hospital, has gone ( an extended vacation with her sist in New Mexico. Miss Keever ot Tu' : son has come to take Miss Cooper
 place as nurse during her absence
 Troy Hinton is enjoying his vac' , tion in Los Angeles.
 A Bowers and family have locate
 in Los Angeles, Calif. Mir. Bowers r l sided hero and was engaged Tn Il bakery business in Gilson.
 John Davis spent several days
 the past wee. on a vacation trip Tn
 Mexico.
 Great preparations are being ma if to cele brate the Fourth. Firewori # contests. games, music, a barbec if will be features to make the day o : of great pleasure for everybody. I. Rev. E I. LaRue was in Gila Bel | between trains Monday evening. . Miss Ardith Brown who was ope hl ated opon last Thursday at the NC o Cornelia hospital for the removal d her tonsils, is recovering ncey al
 has returned to her home. R The K K. K. club was most plea
 antly entertained Wednesday eveni d hv Mrs. A. J. Brunt and Miss Glao # Tait at the residence of Mrs. Bru' Ie During the evening delicious refres m ments were served.
 .s Mrs. A. A. Sturgeon was at Iu
 son several days this week the gut
 of friends. |.
 Aio the guest of her brother, K.
 Michelene and family.
 Quite a number of the Moose Tod If members enjoyed a card party at l. hall Wednesday night. ,- Nr | F. Fox, representing Alo' In Steinfeld company at Tucson was l. business visitor here Wednessoay ty w. s. Wheeler has returned to | le troit. Mich. after some time here of business with the new Gunsight M e. ing company.