The Coolidge examiner., 1941-08-29
TEN YEARS AGO

about one half mile n0rtn Oh
Blackwater store a storm over
took them.
The boys were riding double
with Pablo in the saddle. A bolt
OF lightning struck the horse. kill
ing it instantly. Cyrus also re-
ceiving the shock and both boys
were knocked To the ground un-
conscious. Pablo soon recovered
and summoned help and Cyrus was
taken TO a uedIuy house where ne
died before mvuIcal nelp could be
sent for.
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon and the remains
land To rest i'll the Blackwater
cemetery.
Monday Mrs. Coy Hamilton was
honored with a shower given by
the Allegro and Merry Matrons
Bridge cubs at the home OF Mrs
Mllnam Jackson.
Prizes were won by Mrs. K. }.
Jones. Mrs. w. {. Ketchersid, and
Mrs. Hamilton. Twenty-four
guests were present.
A. G. Empy of the Indian Ser
vice is moving his family from
Florence to Coolidge this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Tyler ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Coy Hamilton were
at Diversion Dam, Sunday.
r. ]. Jones, p. w. Hamilton,
Charles Cohen and ID. 5. Davis
were at Tucson Monday on busl-
ness connected with the Masonic
Lodge.
Georee r. Armstrong drove 10
Phoenix last night and brought
Mrs. Armstrong and the children
home after a weeks visit with
relatives there.
The Kenilworth school board
expects TO go TO Phoenix next
Sunday TO inspect the new school
bus recently purchased through
the T.. G. Grasty Implement Com
pany.
Mrs. Nj. E. Walton. who has
spent two months on the coast III
California has returned and is now
manager OF the Coso Cafe, Tor
meriy known as Jacks Cafe. The
former manager Jack Foster lett
Wednesday for Boulder Dam, Ne
yada. He was accompanied by
his wife. They may decide to To-
cate there.
Ed Lighter of Globe, one of the
real old timers of Arizona, has
been visiting in Coolidge the past
week at the home of r. ]. Ed
wards.
Vivian England, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. c. England. became
the bride of J. B. Strickland, We'd
nesday. August 18th. Strickland
is a farmer in Coolidge where the
couple will make their home.
b. G. Lettering reports the sale
of the A. l.. Lodders home in Cool
idge to Z. S. Goff this week. Mr..
Goff is president of the Goff Mo-
tor Company, Inc, of Coolidge and
will move his family here from
Chandler the first part of Septem-
ber. Mr.. and Mrs. Lodders are
undecided just where they Will
make their future home.
oHugh NJ. Miller returned Sun
day evening from San Francisco,
California, where he has been va
cationing the last two weeks
Miller was met at San Francisco
by Mrs. Miller who has been
spending the summer at Burlin-
game. They spent their vacation
in the red woods and beautiful
mountain country north of San
Francisco. Mrs. Miller plans to
return to Coolidge about the first
of October.
OMr. and Mrs. Harry Culbert
have returned to Coolidge. Mrs.
Culbert and daughter Mary Kay,
spent the summer with Mrs. Cul-
bert's parents, the S. A. Andersons
at Prescott, while Mr.. Culbert
spent some time at Prescott and
eight weeks studying at U. S. G.
OMrs. ]. B. Wells and son Nit
chell of Deming. New Mexico, ar
rived Saturday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Hines, Miss Lola
Wright, home economics teacher
of Phoenix grammar schools. stop
ped at Deming en- route home
from her vacation and Mrs. Wells
and Mitchell made the trip to
Coolidge with her, where Miss
Wright is also visiting the Hines.
Mrs. Wells, whose husband plans
to come for his family at the ter
mination of their visit, will be here
for a month. Miss Wright will re-
turn to Phoenix shortly before
school opens.