The Coolidge examiner., 1930-07-04
bob" JONES OUT FOR STATE SENATOR
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN MAKES Announcement TO RUN ON
DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR HIGH POSITION. HAS A
COUNTY WIDE SUPPORT

All lines of business will be
Eclosed today, July 4th, in Coolidge
There has been no use sticking
out a summer resort sign around
here during the last few days.
Coolidge, like all the rest of the
valley towns, has an ever increas.
ing group 70 summer bachelors
A new street pavement in front of
Davis and the Fair store, Martin
block, Coolidge avenue, makes d
fine improvement
Henry Arrowsmith, candidate for
sheriff on the republican ticket,
was in the agricultural section of
Pinal Thursday. visiting the valley
towns. Henry lives in Superior.
Approximately eighty names ap-
pear on the new, and first, tele-
phone directory distributed this
week by the Mountain States rele
phone & Telegraph Company. That
is a good start for the local ex-
change.
! Casa Grande will entertain a
large number of Coolidge folks on
July 4th. They will go over to take
in the celebration and a good
talkie at our sister city's new fine
modern playhouse.
Blackwater and San Tan, out on
the Pima Indian reservation, are
going to celebrate Independence
Day in big style. Plenty Of real III
dian atmosphere in the way of
races and wild west.
S. F. Langford is with the Cool
idge Mercantile Company. The
gentleman, who has lived in Arizo-
ma for the past twenty-eight years,
is an experienced hand in merchan-
dising. He arrived here from Phoe
nix last Friday. The Langford fam
lily will come later.
c. N, Smith, inspector of the
state highway department, ana fam
lily. arrived here Saturday Mr..
Smith will be stationed at Coolidge
while construction work is going
on. He dropped into the Exam
iner office looking for house to
rent.
Mrs. Hill, proprietor of the Hand
Laundry on South Main street, has
returned from a trip to Kentucky.
She arrived last Sunday evening.
The lady states that Mr.. and Mrs.
Mullen will shortly arrive from
Kentucky to make their home here.
Mrs. Mullen is a sister OF Mrs. Hill.
With a good attendance Tuesday
night the local Chamber of Com
merce reported the activities of the
past year and outlined a progress
i've program for the future. ALI
business interests should line up
with this civic organization and
help to put Coolidge into the big
time with the best Of Arizona
towns.
Irwin Hayden, the archeOlogist,
who with a party, excavated at the
10 CT Nrri1I hNod q
of California psychologists, and will
join Dr. Cummings, Of the Uni
versity of Arizona, in making in
vestigations of the ruins in Nor
'thern Arizona, on the slopes OF the
Navajo mountains, near the New
Mexico border.
Glide Latham, agent on govern
ment quarantine work, stationed in
Coolidge since March, spent the
week end visiting his class mate,
w. F. Maner, inspector at the COM
press in Phoenix. The boys attend
ed the Clemson Agricultural and
Mechanical College in South Caro-
lima.
Mrs. Elledge, who started with
her husband Friday evening on a
trip to the mountains, is reported
as being very i'll in hospital in
Tucson.
According to the boys at the
Golf Motor Company, they have
been disposing of Chevrolets like
being in the wholesale business.
The company is also branching out,
having annexed during the past
week by purchase the service sta
tion on the corner of Florence and
Main streets in Casa Grande. This
station has been operated by the
Earl Bayless Company. The Goff
Motor Company also owns the
Camp Lukin station at Chandler
and station at Eloy, east of Casa
| Grande.