Arizona republican., 1921-12-10

the best wishes of the managers of the New Cornelia and his friends here will accompany them. The K. K. club held a very pleas ant meeting Thursday evening with l Mrs. E. I. LaRue. After the business | meeting a social hour was enjoyed, during which refreshments were served.
 Gerald Hubbard and Miss Rita Risdon were married in Los Angeles, Nov. 13, where they will make their future home. MT. Hubbard is the son of L. J. Hubbard of Ajo and his many friends here offer congratulations. The Model bakery has installed an electric bread-wrapping machine to their already complete outfit, which makes this a first class bakery. The entertainment and two act comedy given by the K. K. club of the Protestant Sunday school, under the direction of Mrs. Pat. Stanford on Tuesday night, was decided suc- cess in every way. By many it was pronounced one of the best local l talent entertainments ever presented in Ajo. Everyone did we'll and Mrs. Stanford and the members of the "klub' are to be congratulated over | it's success.
 Ajo is to have a permanent road gang tIlu (Stiilp lO NAAC nouncement of County Engineer w. | C. Lefebvre. Julius Ling will be in l charge of the work. A truck and full set of tools will be sent here for the work.
 The League of the Southwest meets i in Riverside, Calif., Dec. 2, 8 and | to discuss among other subjects ! the great Colorado river and irriga- ton plan. Mir. Curley, representing | the chamber of commerce at Tucson l and Ajo, and F. L. Franck, the Ajo accredited delegates.
 F. M Petterson has resigned his position as clerk at the depot of the T. c. and G. B. R. R. and gone to
 Los Angeles to accept a position.
 He has been with the railroad. force 1 here for the past four years and has
 made splendid record as faithful
 employe of. the company. Locally he
 is a member of several fraternities
 and quite popular in social circles.
 M. Curley. general superintendent of the New Cornelia company, ac-
 companied by Mrs. Curley. are spending the week in Riverside and
 Los Angeles.
 At the meeting of the chamber of
 commerce Tuesday night. much busi-
 ness vas trasacted and there was a | large attendance. The auto camT
 was reported to be fully equipped and
 in every way a splendid camp for the
 tourists. Signs have been put al
 different places on the streets and
 highways directing people to Yuma
 and Tucson. The new volunteer fire
 company Is being recruited to 8
 membership of 5. A cleanup day in
 the near future was planned for, al
 which time there will be general
 cleaning up of the streets, alleys and
 premises and everything possible
 done to add to the attractiveness and
 beauty of our little city. E. L. Franck
 the secretary treasurer of chamber
 of commerce was selected with Mir
 Curle, general superintendent of the | New Corneha company as delegates
 to the League of the Southwest
 which meets this week in Riverside
 Calf.
 George Lee, a Chinese merchant at Charleston, is disposing of his large stock of merchandise preparatory tc
 returning to China. He has been ir
 this country for about 30 years and
 for several years has been in Clarks-
 ton, where he has been successful 1T i business.
 The Cooperative Mercantile com
 pany and the Ajo Drug company
 have added to their large stocks ot
 goods a fine lot of goods made oi ' copper in keeping with the Arizona
 slogan, Buy something made of cop
 per-" and are prepared to supply th' public.
 P. L. Kirkpatrick and family have gone to Long Beach, to reside. While here he was an employe of the CO ) operative store and being a fine viol
 mist was directing the local orches. tra.
 7 c. T. Romo and V A. Herman l have gone to Hurley. N. NJ. where they have secured employment anC ) expect to reside.
 Dr. $. w. Atkinson of Phoenix r district superintendent of the Arizo na district of the Methodist Episcopa ) church was in Ajo Friday on bust . nessand conducted services at tn
 Protestant church at the evening 3 hour.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Franck ar, l, spending the week in Riverside, Calf He is attending the meeting of thu r League of the Southwest and Mrs
 Franck Is visiting her parents anC r friends.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Protestan l church will be entertained Thursda. of the coming week with Mrs. J. M T i Fisher with Mrs. R. M. Elliott as as 2 sistant hostess.
 !. Herman Snyder, representativ s from Pima county is planning to at