Arizona republican., 1921-03-04
LATEST NEWS FROM
 AJO AND VICINITY

s..t. March 3.-W L. DesmouIin Cant superintendent of the Nau, r., a... was in Phoenix last week fbo no. uance upon the dedication of
 new Shrine Temple.
 Dr. A. W. Atkinson. district suner- Meenoent of the Arizona district ns.noolst Episcopal church. was i'm aIo last Friday. pr. Atkinson is in osIg From Los Angeles to Phoenix oIuer to be in closer touch with his , n. B. Thomas. cashier of the Valley tk pank in Ajo. has been quite sick for
 T, past week with pneumonia.
 ne members of the Masonic frater- nis and their wives enjoyed a very peasant social function in the Moose iaii last Friday night. A large num- per were present Light refreshments We're served and all voted it one of the .iiost delightful Masonic social func- tons of the season.
 Mrs- George Broadwell and daughter are visiting in Tucson.
 oscar Burke and family left Tuesday Tor Los Angeles, and after a short visit mere will continue his trip to Grants ass. ore, where they will make their luture home. They are making the trip in their automobile.
 Mrs. w. c. Abbott and son, Ray of Minot. N. D, came Sunday to enjoy a months visit with MT. and Mrs. Albert Abbott.
 The church services at the Protes- tant Community church last Sunday were well attended and of unusual in terest. Dr. La Rue will preach next Sunday at both the morning and even Ing services.
 The Moose card party last wednes- day night was largely attended and much enjoyed by those attending The winners of the women's prizes were Mrs. Harris Nelson, first; Mrs. Charles Reisinger. second. Among the men, J. A. Smith, first, and MT. Peters sec ond. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served
 United States Engineer Kirke Bryan came to Ajo last week to complete the geological survey being made west of AJo. He is now working in the Tina jar Atlas mountains. Albert Witty is acting as guide.
 Governor Campbell is to come to Ajo about the middle of April to de- liver an address. While at Phoenix last Friday. Dr. E. I. La Rue called upon the governor and extended an in vitation to him to visit our little city and deliver an address. This the gov ernor cheerfully consented to do and will come about the goth of April
 Judge George Edmonds of Hachita, N. M, after a pleasant visit with his son, Joseph Edmonds, and daughter, Mrs. R. l.. Holder. of Ajo, has returned tO HIS AioADc JuuSe fIuIf1OHuo was NeiE much delighted with our our place ard made many friends while here.
 Fred J. Wright, private detective from Phoenix, was in Ajo last week.
 The teachers of the Protestant Com munity Sunday school met Wednesday evening with Dr. anc Mrs. E. l.. La Rue. The Sunday school is prosper ing. Last Sunday there were 97 in at tendance.
 A baseball team is being organized here and a game will pe played Sunday afternoon.
 George Dorsey has returned from an extended visit in Mississippi.
 Mrs. c. l. Cargile received word Tuesday of the death of her brother, Charlie Fleming of Birmingham, Ala. Mir. Fleming formerly lived here and was employed by the New Cornelia Copper company His many friends will join Mir. and Mrs. Cargile in sym pathy over his untime1y death.
 Mrs. Myrtle Steele Allen of Holtville, Calif.. came Tuesday for few weeks visit to her mother and brother of this place.
 pr. and Mrs. F.. I. La Rue and Mrs. J. R. Stuart were dinner guests of MT.