Arizona republican., 1922-05-14
NEVIS Of THE WEEK
FROM AJO DISTRICT

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AJO. May 13.-Mrs. Popham and
her two children. who have been
spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Scott. left last Friday for their
home in Denver, Colorado.
Mr.. John Mcdaniel and Mr.. Ben
ton left for Mexico last week after
a short visit with Mr.. Z. Mcdaniel
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Booth had for
dinner guests last Thursday evening
Mr.. Renwick White Mrs. LaRue and
her mother Mrs. Stewart
Mr.. Wright who went to Tucson
last week has found employment as
machinist in n railroad shop there
His family Will Join him when school
closes here.
L. w. Team who is the successor
of NJ. W. Graves at the Western
Union telegraph office, has rooms IN
one of the Wiuans apartments.
Rev. Winans who has been in Los
Angeles for nearly year returned
last Saturday on a business trip.
The Epworth League devotional
meeting was well attended last Sun
day evening. Mrs. Fredell led the
meeting which was very interesting
and helpful Rev. A. w. Atkinson
followed this service with an excel
lent sermon.
Mrs. Jacobs left last week for Los
Angeles where she will make her fu-
ture home with her mother and
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen. She has
been a resident of Ajo only a few
months.
The Epworth League of the Pro-
testant church will hold a social at
the church next Tuesday night. The
committee has planned an excellent
program and a pleasant evening for
all who may attend.
r. NJ. Elliott and family left last
week in their car for Los Angeles.
They intend to make their future
home on the coast.
Mr.. James HERSHEY and wife re-
turned to Ajo after an absence of a
year and a half. After leaving here
he went to a hospital in Tucson.
His health is much improved and he
has employment with the New Cor
nelia Copper company. They are re-
siding in one of the Winans apart
ments.
Mrs. IaRue entertained her Sun
day school class last Monday even
ing after school. After refreshments
were served they elected the follow
ing officers: President. Rubie Pohle;
vice president, Margaret Griffiths;
secretary. Thelma Richards; treas
urer. Mabel Johnson.
Mr.. Hugh Foster and wife of SAT-
ford. Arizona, were the guests last
week of Z. c. Mcbride and family.
Herbert A. Miller has just COM
pleted a Chiropractic course in Los
Angeles. He expects to open an
office somewhere in California.
Ellis Malone was doing assessment
work last week on three claims be-
longing to Scott Wallace. These
claims are southeast of town and ad-
join the Copper Ridge.
Registration for the coming cleo
ton win be open when the necessary
blanks are received and will close
September at 5 p. m. for the pri-
amries. 1t will open again Septem-
ber 10 and close finally October IS
for the general elections. Every one
must register or not be entitled to
vote. Frank II. Stockett has been
sworn in as deputy registration Of
ficert for Ajo on appointment by
County Recorder r. B. Vinson
Ed Kelch, the son of II. +. Kelch,
the barber. has come from Los
Angeles to be with his father. When
school is out they viii be joined by
two daughters from Phoenix.
J. II. Alexander has. eight acres
of ground which he has cleared and
which he Will irrigate from a well
belonging TO Tom Chiids. BY this
means he thinks he can make a good
truck garden. He may let the place
go under lease for awhile.
Mrs. Harry Polar who was ope-
rated on at the hospital last Tuesday
is recovering nicely from the opera
ton. Harry. Jr, is making his
home at Mrs. Harry Kritzer's dur
ing his mothers absence.
Miss Wibber who was at the West
ern Union office is stopping here for
a few days while on a vacation trip
to the coast. She is located at SAT-
ford. Arizona
Ralph TAFT left Sunday night on
business trip to Los Angeles.
T. B Hinton has returned from
Tucson where he was sent as a dele
gate to the democrat convention.
Horace T. Lions and Ed Frank re-
turned the first of the week from
business trip TO Phoenix.
G.. B. Sheehan was here the first
OF the week on business.
James &. Johnson passed through
here on his way to his home at Hard
ing, New Mexico. Mr.. Johnson for
merly lived here
Walter Link who has been to Los
Angeles for two weeks on a business
trip has returned
County Attorney George r. Dar-
nell came to Ajo last Wednesday ex-
pecting to complete preliminary
plans for the trial of Ramon Carpio
May II on a charge of assault with
a deadly weapon with intent to kill
Antonio Rillos. h. Berry Peterson,
attorney for Carpio came also.
Judge Samuel l. Pattee of the
superior court came preparatory to
the opening of the criminal trial
Thursday. A jury venire was pre-
viously drawn for the trial which was
held in the Elks club hall
LOSING A CUSTOMER
Il want pint Of alcohol" she said.