Arizona republican., 1922-06-04
MESA FOLK NOW SEEK
GOODNESS AND TROUT

MESA, June 81 That the cool
mountain regions of the Sierra
Anchas will be an attractive summer
camping ground for people from the
Salt River valley is the belief of DIR.
r. F. Palmer, local physician, who
returned Friday night from the
Lewis Log Cabin lodge located there.
Numerous parties have spent the
last few week-ends at the resorts in
the Sierra Anchas. the doctor said.
and many reservations have been
made for the summer.
DR.. Palmer was probably the first
valley person to bring in trout
this summer. A half dozen good
sized mountain trout caught on June
/ in Workman creek near the Lewis
lodge were caught by the doctor and
were on display Saturday at Every
body's Drug store. The sporting
spirit of many a local fisherman was
Immediately aroused and several
parties left Saturday evening while
others are being organized for the
coming week. The forest service
stocked Workman and other creeks
in that vicinity three years ago, DR..
Palmer said. and trout are plentiful
there now. Mr.. Goddard of the
Forest Service was the first to bring
out trout when the season opened
last Thursday.
A guest list furnished by Mrs.
Leonard Lewis, former Mesa resi-
dent, who is manager of the Lewis
lodge, showed the following visitors
at the resort the past week: Mr. and
Mrs. H. Wolf, Falispell, Mont: Mr..
and Mrs. Ben B. Wilson. Globe; Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Banks. Fair
mont, Mimi; Helen G. Kunkie. San
Francisco; C. j. Hammond, Dallas;
g. Marienus, Kinseth, Minneapolis;
Bryan Akers and wife, Mrs. c.. H.
Mr.. Barnes. G.. " Podien. A. J.
Rudolph, +. +. Parthum. r. +.
Parthum, Mrs. r. +. Parthum,
Phoenix; Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Bowen,
Mrs. F. B. Gurley, Miss. Betty Pal
mer, DR.. r. f. Palmer. Victor Will
liams. Robert Mckinney, Mesa.
Fully equipped and carrying an
ample supply of regulation ammuni-
ton, Battery Z. 15Sth Field Artillery.
pulled out of Mesa Saturday evening
for the state rifle range five miles
northeast of town, where they were
to spend Sunday in practice firing.
The occasion marks the first time the
artillery pieces will have been fired
since the battery was organized here
and officers have extended an invi-
tation to all citizens of the valley to
be present and witness the men and
guns in action. The men fell in at
the armory at the Id S. auditorium
Saturday evening at o'clock and
shortly after were on their way to
the range. They expected to arrive
and have camp pitched by dark
In the case OF the state of Arizona
versus Ambrose Broollshire, who was
charged with the theft of a quantity
of hay from ranch near Gilbert,
several months ago, Brookshire was
dismissed when the case was called
in the Gilbert justice court Saturday
morning.
The remains of Ferdinand Kroulis
who died last Tuesday were shipped
Saturday afternoon to Chicago where
they will be inferred.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Warren were
hosts Friday evening at their home
on North HILBERT street to members
of the Do Drop In club. Cards were
played and refreshments served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. Fred Bracket, c.. NJ Gerard Mr..
and Mrs. S. c. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. e. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cerney.
John Day OF Sabetha, Kansas. has
taken employment at the Palace bar
ber shop
Southside Theaters Today
Majestic. Mesa: Anita Stewart in
"Playthings of Destiny" Comedy:
"The Bell Hop" Starring Larry Sc
mon.
Tempe: Thomas Meighan in '"The
Easy Road" Comedy: "The Anvil
Chorus
Chandler: Max Linder in ..Be My
Wife" Western: ''The Double
Crossers.