Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

sick and patient at the New Cor
nelia hospital.
The water and electric light lines
are to be extended through the first
addition of Aio to the west border of
the town The sewer system is to be
extended to the beginning Of the
first addition. Surveyors are now at
work and all this work Will be rap
idly pushed. This is great news to
our citizens and is but another evil
dence of the stability Of the city and
of the progress which we may ex-
pect in the near future Ajo is al
ready one Of the neatest and most at
traetive mining towns in Arizona and
with the building program of the
summer and these extensive inn
provements, which will make it pos
sible to have the water and light all
over the town, certainly the comforts
and attractions of Ajo as place of
residence will be greatly increased.
Mrs Irene Jacobs is spending a few
days with her brother, Benz. Allen,
before leaving for their new home in
California.
Mrs. j. P. Furnstahl has so far re-
covered from her recent accident,
when she fell and broke her arm, as
to be at her place of business in her
millinery store.
The American legion gave benefit
show at the Oasis theater on Satur-
day night, which was well patronizea.
The Copper Ridge Mining COM
pany are fast pushing their mining
developments and from present indi-
cations are expecting soon to strike
some very fine copper ore.
The road camp quarantine has been
lifted and the road improvement
work on the road toward Gila is
progressing in a very satisfactory
manner.
There was but one case of small
pox and the Mexican who was thus
afflicted has fully recovered and
there seems no further danger.
DR.. Major Patton, who has been
taking q vacation from his position
here as a surgeon at the New Cor
nelia hospital, returned Wednesday
night from Phoenix.
Charles Fenner was business vis-
Mrs. Fenner returned Wednesday
evening from a two weeks visit with
friends at Phoenix.
A flourishing Sunday school has
been organized at ella, with Mrs
| George Trasper as superintendent
and Mrs. Elmo O'Neil as secretary
and treasurer. The Sunday school
meets each Sunday morning at II
O'Clock.
Hon. John w. Mayes was in Phoe-
nix on business on Monday ano
Tuesday of the past week.
Carl Boyer went to Phoenix last
Saturday, where he was united in
marriage on Monday. April "a, to
Miss Edith Anderson Of Gainesville
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| ficiating. The happy couple have
come to Ajo and taken up their resi-
dence here, where Mr.. Boyer holds a
good position with the New Cornelia
Copper company.
r. L. Stellings and wife OF Bisbe'
have been visiting in Ajo seyera
days the past week.
j. w. Anderson and wife an6
| brother have become residents Of Ajo
where he is employed at the New
| Cornelia company. They came her
from New Mexico.
r. p. Smith of Glendale Ariz ha
| accepted a position with the New
Cornelia Copper company.
r. G. Micheiena, clerk in the Co
operative store, is confined to hi
home because Of sickness.
i w. r. Weymouth of Kansas City
| Mo-, chief engineer OF the Z. 1
Moore e. Co, designers of the powe
plant of the New Cornelia Cope
company, was in Ajo the past weel
on business connected with the pro
posed flotation plant
Mrs. DR.. Fradin of Rosito. Goa
hula. Mexico, came to Ajo Monda.
and Tuesday evening accompanied
her sister, Mrs. Harry Klingler. t.
Tyrone, N. NJ, where she viii spen
the summer. Miss Stevens, the nurs
of Mrs. Klingler, also accompanies
her.
W. A. Mcvicker. associated witt
the First National film company 0
Los Angeles. Cal, was here the frs
of the week 10 see E. L. Franck o
the Oasis theater.
Thomas Neary has returned 10 All