Arizona republican., 1921-06-18
LATE NEWS FROM
 AJ0 AND VICINITY
By Ripley

AJO. June 16-Nanager F. WI Thompson of the Standard oil com pany. accompanied by the general manager from Phoenix. were af the Gallispi dam last week locking after business interests.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Com munity church will give a porch party Thursday night. June 23. al the home of Mrs F. C. Borth-
 Mrs. A. ]. Dutton and Niss Mary Dutton left Wednesday evening for Phoenix. Flagstaff. Grand Canyon and other places In Arizona on an extend ed vacation trip
 R w. Blackwell. until recently To- cal express agent. who has been vis- itinG friends Tn St. Louis. returned to Ajo Saturday and was the guest of friends over the week end From here ! he went to Los Angeles and win be located out somewhere in California in the express business. Notice has been given of the dis solution of the partnership exist | ing between Walter & Wheeler. C. B. Sheehan. H. If. Simpson. s. w. Bram- | nell and James Mcdonald. doing busi- ness under the name of the New Gun
 sight Mines. II Is reported that arti- cles of incorporation win be taken out Mrs. Harry Kreutzer Is a patient
 in the New corneiia hospital. where
 she underwent a surgical operation
 last Saturday.
 Mrs. J. M. Fisher and son are spending the summer vacation at Ven Ice, Calf.
 F.. Sears Smith spent the first of the week in Phoenix on important | business
 II T. J. Jewell has returned to Ajc T after several months spent in Spain in the interest of a mining company
 Some six months ago he left Ajo for Denver. Colo. and later for Spain
 and now he returns to Ajo where he
 is employed with the New Cornelia
 company.
 Miss Agnes Carter. who has beer
 clerk In the office of Chief Clerk W F. Nash of the New Corneiia com ! pany. has resigned her position ana { ! gone to Los Angeles. Calf. to reside ,I A number of members of the Ma . sonic fraternity win so to Casi : Grande. Saturday afternoon. to at ! tend the lodge meeting there at night
 when there will be special degre'
 work.
 Thomas Cook. a linotype operate
 and machinist. was in Ajo last weel
 enroute to the coast He came iron | ' out of his way. finding himself in county where the signs are write
 in Spanish. He had been advised no [. to follow the new highway and too f the wrong road on the Indian res y ervation. He suggests that signs D = erected along the way in order tha d people may be properly directed a Mrs A. Fraine and daughter Vic
 toria. Ethel and Georgie. leave thi 'f week for Riverside. Calif.. where the e will spend the summer vacation Manager Thompson of the Stand ]. ard oil company announces a reduc ton of cents a gallon wholesal e in the price of kerosene oil. Ther
 have been two cuts in the whoiesal ,e price of gasoline totaiing 5is cents ,l Prof. and Mrs. R. " Young an Id daughter will leave Ajo Monday. Jur le 20. for Beaver Dam. Wis. where the ,- will spend their summer vacatfo le Prof. Young is superintendent of u l. Ajo schools.
 Miss Hughena Gordon has aecep' Is ed n position in the office of the '
 F. Nash. chief clerk of the New Col
 nelia company.
 M. Kali of the Boston store ie Clarkston, went to Tempe last wee e. to attend the commencement exc D. cises of the State Normal school H .d daughter was one of the graduates. In Frank Myers arrived in Ajo Ia is week from Glendale. Calf. s- The Valley bank and postoffice ol l. served Flag 6ay as a holiday ar Id closed part of the day. id Mir. and Mrs. John Tait and daugl g. ter Joann Jeff Saturday evening | he Los Angeles. Calif. where they VI
 spend some time visiting. Mrs Ia = and daughter will later so to Ogde
 Utah. where they will be the gues ey of Mrs. Taits parents. 1ff Chairman R F. Fishburn and Ems
 neer Barker Of the county hlghwI