Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
AJO CARPENTER |S-
 ACCIDENT VICTIM

AJO, July I4.-Jonn T. Ferry, head carpenter for the New Cornelia Cop per company. met with serious ac- cident Monday. While looking after some work on the roof of building at the bathing pool. he fell and frac- tured three ribs. He also was badly bruised. He was rushed to the New Cornelia hospital. It is thought there are no internal injuries.
 Joe Hale of Ripley, Tenn, is here visiting his brother in Jaw, Leon Gill; lispie.
 C. B .Sheehan and family have come into the city from the new Gunsight mines.
 F. M. Patterson, night clerk of the T.. c. & G. B. R. R., is away on a two weeks vacation. He will visit Washington and British Columbia. A new cooling system has been in- stalled at the bathing pool to cool the water.
 Postmaster Lee Scott and E. Sears Smith were in Phoenix over Sunday. Smoky" Witte returned Monday morning from months vacation on the coast.
 Rev. s. W. Atkinson of Phoenix, district superintendent for Arizona of the Methodist Episcopal church. was here Monday and Tuesday in the in terest of the Community church. He preached an interesting sermon Tues day evening. While here he was the guest of Rev. and Mrs E. l. LeRue H. B. Thomas and family left Ajo last Saturday evening to spend a month or two at San Diego. D. F. Malone. who has a group oi gold claims 37 miles southwest of this city. reports that they look very | promising.
 The government report shows that Ajo was the coolest city in South western Arizona during the month oi May. The mean temperature for Ajc was 6s.3 degrees; Phoenix. 7s.6; Tucson, 6s.s; Yuma, 73; Gila, 74-s Maricopa. 72.2; Indian Oasis. 70.3 The cool gulf breeze every evening makes the nights pleasant. F. A. Walker. power house super intendent Of the New Cornelia. ha. l returned from a months visit at Lo. Angeles Mrs Walker will continu, her visit for several weeks. 1 Drilling for water along the line. O the proposed railroad to the Gulf O California continues with encourag l ing, results. Crews are now workin, l at the third station or drilling poin and are drilling the sixth well. Sal 1 water was encountered at one sta | tion, but at the next ten miles dis Il tant, an excellent flow was obtaine,
 at depth of 260 feet.
 Miss Michelene of Ray has returne'
 home after pleasant visit here witt
 her brother. R. c. Michelene. Y Mrs. Raymond McKelvey of Gas
 Grande Is in Ajo, the guest of rela
 tives and friends.
 News was received in Ajo of tn
 unexpected death of Mrs. J. E. Eisel
 stein in Yuma Wednesday night c
 last week. She had undergone a operation for appendicitis in a hos
 pital at Yuma about two weeks pre-
 vious and peritonitis developed. NJ Eiselstein was summoned but did nc , arrive before her death. She leave an infant son. the husband and he
 mother. The body was taken to th home of the mother in the Imperi; 1 valley for interment. . S. E. Richmond has opened a repa , shop in the Palace block. He will |
 engaged in furniture repairing an ! upholstering.
 Capt. I. N. Hibberd of San Fran { cisco was a recent visitor here, tr l guest of Cal. John c. Greenway. t Davis & Stump have disposed ( 9 their milk delivery business to Edgs : L. Foster.
 7 Mrs. ". M. Cruse left Tuesda l evening for Abilene, Tex, where sh 2 will spend several weeks visiting he mother and other relatives. NJ
 Cruse accompanied her as far as Gil Bend
 D. G. Cumberland Is in Ajo on
 visit with his family. !, The Ladies' Aid society of the Com munity church was entertaine -I-. .. r- i, Truesdale, Mrs. John Perry presidinl
 A good program was rendered an | refreshments were served.
 J. M. Encinas and family 1e. :, Wednesday of last week for Los An , geles, Cal After a two weeks res F there he will go to Juarez, where
 will take position with the Mexica customs service.
 s Newell Moore has returned from
 vacation trip to New Orleans.
 W. L. Logan. a pioneer merchant { : Gila Bend, was a visitor here the fir Y of last week.
 a Mrs. Madge Fitzpatrick, sister }, Mrs. Charles Luke. and Richard Ri a patrick. her brother, spent the pa t week visiting in Ajo. s Albert Long has gone to Ontari
 Canada
 C. F. Johnson has been transferrs s firm Ajo to Phoenix, where he wi n have charge of a service static
 for the Standard Oil company.
 Mrs. R. E. Howe. daughter and so r have returned to their home in Cane
 Mexico. after a three weeks wis
 with MT. and Mrs. L. E. Orr.
 W. l.. DuMoulin, assistant gener
 superintendent Of the New Cornel Copper company suffered a seve s attack of appendicitis last Friday al
 uas onerated at tho New Corn e1