Arizona republican., 1921-07-29
NEWS NOTES FROM
 AJ0 AND VICINITY

R. J. Huddleson, has returned from very delightful vacation which he
 spent at San Diego.
 Thomas Weary had the misfortune l to break his arm while cranking his automobile.
 Wash Smith has resigned his posi- tion at the Fenner garage and gone into Mexico. where he will engage in gcontractor Miles, who built the Ajo-Tueson road. has had his road constructing equipment shipped to l the Big Tree section of California,
 N.here he will be engaged in road construction.
 J. g. Hunter and Ed Stone, who
 have been engaged in doing mining AssessWent work have completed
 fheir work here and returned to their home at Tucson.
 W. F. Thompson, manager of the | local Standard Oil company station. was a business visitor at Gila Bend on Friday of last week. Mrs. John Tait writes her husband I that the weather at Ogden, Utah,
 where she is visiting Is delightfully daughter Joan, are both quite well
 and enjoying their visit.
 Fred Anderson has gone to the
 coast making the trip in his automo- bile
 Earle Steele and mother, Mrs. l Elizabeth Steele, leave the first of I the week for a vacation trip they ex-
 pect to spend at the Grand Canyon
 and other places of interest in North l ern Arizona,
 1 The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
 Community church was most pleas
 antly entertained by Mrs. I. R.
 Kidder on last Thursday. Mrs
 John Perry, the president, was in charge of the interesting program
 after which the hostess served deli cious refreshments.
 Mrs. W. R. Dennison. spent several days this week in Phoenix with friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph. Blankenship
 are the proud parents of a baby boy
 born Sunday. Congratulations. Four youths. giving their home as Los Angeles, California, were arrested in Ajo, Tuesday night of last week by Deputy Sheriff Thomas Dolar,. and taken to Tucson to answer to the charge concerning the theft of 8 new Chandler automobile in Los Angeles. The boys gave their names as Ray Fisher, Roy Bryce, Lonnie Heniger and Jack Wilson. Only one of whom is of age. The boys had been in Ajo for several days and had run out of money. The arrest was made at the request of the Automo- bile Club of Southern California Emil Vitola, in charge of the we'll drilling operations along the line of the proposed Gulf railroad, was in Ajo last week and reported that they
 obtained a good flow of water in the
 last we'll drilled to the depth of 39S feet. This is the third well they
 have drilled with success. Judge Ed L. Rranek surprised his
 friends here by slipping away and
 being married in Riverside, Califor- mia, July Is. The happy bride is Miss | Blanche Hess who was a teacher ir the Ajo public schools last year. They will make their home in Ajo where MT. Franck is engaged in bus iness and is also justice of the peace The heavy rains of July 14 die great damage to the Sonoyta Farm:
 company at Sonoyta, Sonora, Mexico about 70 miles from Ajo. The farm
 Is owned by Ajo people and the los:
 is practically total and will run into hundreds of dollars.
 H. w. Newland has returned from
 most delightful months vacation spent at Coronado Tent City, SaI ' Diego, California. Mrs. Newland wil remain for some time longer. Tn, entire colony from here are enjoyinI N eOou anu 0 AAiit tAAhic John T. Perry has so far improyet from his recent accident when he fel
 and fractured three ribs as to return
 from the hospital to his home. Whil
 MT. and Mrs. Perry were away burg
 lars entered the Perry home and dis
 arranged things in general and stol
 $65 in money.
 Albert Steele of Casa Grande i | here on a visit with relatives an, ' friends.
 The K. K K club was pleasantl
 entertained last Friday night by Mis- Francis Wheeler.
 Mounted Watchman Van Siclen c v the immigration service did