Arizona republican., 1921-04-09

ute was held at the Protestant Com munity church Monday and was well attended. The church was attrac- lively decorated by ladies of the Aid society who also served refreshments to the visitors at the close of the eve ming program. The workers present from a distance were pr. and Mrs. A. w. Atkinson of Phoenix, Rev. J. Cor ley of Los Angeles and Mrs. NJ. Rice of Vischi, Cal
 While here, Mrs. Atkinson and Mrs. Rice were the guests of Mrs. William Cruse and Mrs. Harry Pollard. Dr. Atkinson and Dr. Corley were the guests of Rev. E. L. LaRue. At the evening program special music was rendered by Mrs. Abbott and a male quartet.
 The little folks who were at the recent minstrel show, "Anderson's Million Dollar Dancing Dollies," were given a treat Saturday afternoon by Harry Anderson In two automobiles they were taken into the country short distance, where they enjoyed ''Wienie roast" from o'clock to 8 o'clock. Mir Anderson was assisted in entertaining by w. L. Smith and Margaret Balboa. Among the guests were Misses Virginia and Enez Levy, Edna, Escil and Elelyn Orella, Dor othy Brown, Genevieve and Elizabeth Maron. Therle Davis, Edith Hammer and Anite Wadin.
 Work at the new Gunsight mines is progressing rapidly. A force of men are at work erecting camp buildings. Machinery has been ordered. A. W. Bramwell is resident manager; c. B. Sheehan, superintendent; H. H. Simpson, treasurer; J. D. Mcdonald, auditor. Superintendent Sheehan is now in Detroit, Mich, on business. Residences are now being erected for Manager Bramwell and Superinten- dent Sheehan. also two guest resi- dences, boarding house, office, assay office, store rooms and garages. Camps are also being provided at Burro Burro and at various other places designated for work. The Burro Burro is about IT miles south east of Ajo, while Walls Wells is 25 miles.
 Paul Yurrell is a patient in the New Cornelia hospital.
 Mir. Shoemaker, president of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad, and a party of railroad officials came Tuesday morning on a special car and went immediately on fishing and business trip to the Gulf or California
 The family of M. l.. Moran went Wednesday to Tucson. where they will be joined in a few days by MT. Moran and will proceed to New Orleans and will then go by water to New York and from there to Perth Amboy. New Jersey. their future home.
 Mrs. Foster and children after a pleasant visit with her father. F. c, Booth, has returned to her home near San Diego.
 H. G. Franse and family have moved to Fl Paso.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Pro- testant Community church served a cooked food sale last Saturday which was a success.
 Nels Nelson and Miss Birdie Gard ner slipped away from Ala to Tucson Friday of last week and were mar 1 rted by Rev Hasse, William Perry and Miss Lou Gardner were the at- | tendants. Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, left for Cole raine, Minnesota, where they will ! make their home.
 Alonzo Ferro. a former resident | rich at Kingman.
 1 Mrs. Maria Neal, the mother O. Mrs. A. J. Brunt. who has been hert for the past nine months on a visit ! left Monday evening for Decatur. III. and after a visit there with relative. 1 will proceed to her home at Fair mount, Indiana.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Pro. testant Community church held al | interesting meeting at the church l Thursday afternoon. The meeting was in charge of the president, Mrs John T. Perry.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Lloyd and Mir. anC Mrs. A H. Hyslof left last week il motor car for a trip to Ciser, Texas
 Y. Gonzales. Mexican vice consul returned Friday from Mexico City where he went to have an interview with President Obregon.
 L. w. Seeman has returned iron Los Angeles. Cal, where he had beer called on account of the death of hi father.
 Mrs. Hosier Keeney of Spokane Washington. is in Ajo, the guest o her sister, Mrs. J. R. Stewart am Rev. E. L. LaRue and family. Mrs l, Keeney has been spending the win ter in Los Angeles.
 Paul Tobelman, son of Metallurgis and Mrs. H. A. Tobelman, is at hom
 for the spring vacation of school. H
 is a student at the Harvard Militar
 school in Los Angeles.
 B. B. Rogers and wife have come [
 Ajo from Martinez, Cal, and expec
 to make this place their home.
 J. B. Christie. has gone to Los An geles on an extended visit to relative:
 H. W, McClaskie was in Ajo las
 week greeting old friends. He wa
 formerly a resident here and was as
 sociated in business with John Tai
 He has gone east on business.
 In drilling a well on the route c
 the proposed railroad near the Gulf c
 California quick sand was encount
 cred at a depth of 200 feet. The ri , was pulled up and another trial wi
 be made. It is the intention of tn company to complete four wells alon the road
 Tommie Wolpe and family left las Thursday for Denver where they wi reside
 Joan Greenway Tait, little daughte of MT. and Mrs. John Tait, celebrate ] her first birthday Monday and ha s as dinner guests, Col. J. c. Greenwa ] and William Davidson. w. A. Beatty has sold his res dence to MT. F'leetcraft. Fred J. Schroeder and wife an 3 Joseph Kapp and Miss Eva Lev ? spent last Sunday in Sonoyta, Mex. ? Charles Luke and wife and Edwar 5 Luke and wife and Peter McGowa { spent Sunday at Sonoyta, Mexico tf 8 guest of Ignatius Quiroza.
 McDaniel Brothers shipped mir s car loads of cattle to Naco. Wedne:
 day, and from there they will { taken about 20 miles into Mexico f.
 pasture.