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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1923
Page
3
Fire at Stormfield, the home near Redding Connecticut, left the structure badly charred and caused an estimated $176,000 in losses. Mrs. Margaret E. Givens narrowly escaped with her son Eben and daughter Thelma, along with other household members.
Scoutmaster Henry Jderkin led Troop One of Nogales Boy Scouts with seventeen scouts and a cook returning from a several days camping trip in Bear Valley near the Nogales-Ruby road at the south end of the Atascosa mountains. All are reported well and hearty after the open air outing. Sonoita reports a big storm hitting Santa Cruz County Sunday night with hail accompanying the high winds.
Fragmented notes show Archbishop Prete and Governor Gunn amid crisis talks over parish funding and unrest. References to justice chiefs, tenants, and discontent suggest wider social strains across Tabasco Nuevo Leon and surrounding regions.
Dr EB Mansfeld who practiced here for a year departed last week for his former home in Wichita Falls Texas and is unlikely to return. One carload of wheat from Kenilworth district shipped to Tucson from M T Clemens ranch near Florence. A local singer of note has drawn crowds with dramatic readings. Mrs Park and Miss Madeline Baester served refreshments to the ladies.
Report notes a large high grade silver ore discovery at Las Chirpas with potential for development. Mentions a new ore treatment facility and capital from Celene Garcia and OW federel, plus Obregon consular ties and upcoming executive actions.
Fragmented notes describe a recent electrical visit near a river region. It mentions a former municipal official killed, a wagon incident, and plans for power infrastructure including a new oil burning unit and a dynamo project linked to a line to Lae. Details about Cananea and Eas Nabtea reference electrical connections for city power.
Mr W. KR. Scott and his son Walter left Saturday for Los Angeles, where they will join Mr Scott and stay awhile. Mr Scott works in the Coast city. Mrs Scott, a Casa Grande musician, is an accomplished pianist and former organist at the Christian church. Her absence will be felt on the coast.
Den Treckel sent a load of hay from his ranch this week while Nate Parks shipped a truck of hoge to Tutson on Thursday night. The Bayless-Johnson service handled both consignments.
Mr and Mrs Francisco Manchacha welcome a fine baby boy born at their home this week weighing pounds.
Miss Sarah Wileon returns from a pleasan visit in Pima and Thatcher with University friends as guests. Her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Wileon drove to Pima then continued to Giebe and Miami before returning home in the week’s end.
Mrs. L. R. Vermillion and son Kenneth have been visiting the pair for two months at their old Arkansas home and will return to Casa Grande on Saturday.
Dieeers, K. P. Rogers, D. E. Smith, Masters. Mickie McXaty and Leon Smith of Phoenix enjoyed a Thursday picnic in the San Tan mountains. They drove in Rogers' car to the river but could not cross due to late heavy rains. Rogers left the car and the four others waded across.
The American Fruit Growers of Los Angeles leased 126 acres of the Angela ranch near Kiley from Sam G. Bailie, agent for W. H. Avery interests of Kansas City. Under Art Hows er supervision, ground is being prepared for a Christmas lettuce crop with 14 men on the Apgula ranch as pumping plants are overhauled and readiness builds for work.
Mre KB B Wards, who had been visiting with her mother Mrs. W B Wells, returned to her home in Xo gales Thursday morning.
Miss Agnes Walker of Bellaire Ohio visited at Hill Crest ranch southeast of town with her sister Mrs Chas Lipphardt and family. The previous Thursday guests included Mrs Lipphardt her son Billy and the Johnson children Marrien and Dale at the Hager home event.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Daling Park hosted a Casa Grande Woman's club session. Monthly social and sewing were the focus during the summer hours, with Mrs. Sam G Bailie presenting an interesting reading to members.
The Womans club schedules a Saturday afternoon meeting August 4 at the Christian church urging attendance. Members work toward a new public operaty to serve as library space. Donations pour in from city and coast supporters as the club owns a plot at Memorial Park opposite the Grammar school under Mrs F E Hudson’s leadership.
Mrs G Baille hosted an informal luncheon at her home across the tracks in honor of Mrs K C Temple who left Thursday for Long Beach to make her future home. Several warm friends attended and Mrs Ballie served a delicious menu with covers paid for by Mrs Temple, Mrs Fred Bassler, Mrs Henry Hager and the hostess.
Paul J. Henshaw, a noted local miner, received a San Francisco wire to meet Mr. Kayne. Al Hoffman escorted Kayne to the Pinal Grande mines and Greenback properties about 49 or 60 miles away. Kayne, an experienced mining man with coast wealth interests, spent the day impressed by the operations and hopeful for favorable results for interested parties.
Mrs Temple and her children left Thursday for Long Beach to reunite with Mr Temple who has been there two weeks. The family plans to settle in California, having moved from Wichita two years ago to Casa Grande. Mrs Temple, active in local groups, will be missed.
Mre Mc Wider entertained the Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church on Thursday afternoon with good attendance. The guests sewed and were served dainty refreshments by the hostess.
J. W. Brock, a local rural mall carrier, left Saturday for an annual vacation. He plans to return to his former home in Arkansas and also visit Mumteville, Alabama during his absence. Upon returning he will bring his wife, who has lived in Arkansas for several years.
The Power District Board met at the Signal Peak schoolhouse for an all day session on Thursday. With the big Power matters election set for Tuesday July 11, strong interest was shown in the gathering.
Mrs. Dewey Burts and children, and Miss Fiorence Cox with Charles Sullivan of Tecson called on Sunday to visit the J. B. home and share in a family gathering.
The report notes car accessory thefts in Nogales with multiple break-ins, including a garage door entry at County Recorder Tracy Bird’s site. An automobile accident in Nogales, Sonora injures a girl with both arms broken after a driver loses control. Local residents W F Jackson and wife return from Heart's Desire in the Santa Catalina mountains, noting a temperature drop from 2 PM to 7 PM and a cooler line-city evening.
Yesterday Tier G A Wieland from Pheenis and Mrs Wieland with one daughter drove into Nogales on a trip toward Mexico proceeding southward shortly.
P. Sandoval, a Mexican banker from Lower California, arrived at Nogales and selected interests for a business view. He is described as a Nogales pioneer with many years in banking and brokerage in Nogales. Samora.
Dr. Luis G. de la Torre a practicing physician from Sindleon in the scene name state died in a Nogates hospital on Saturday night. The body was embalmed and sent home for burial. A daughter of the physician stayed with the remains at the deathbed and accompanied the departure.
Otto Herold a Nogales banker and Jr G Mather a jeweler in Lime City are reported to have killed a rattlesnake on a husting excursion Sundar.
Mexican authorities revoke the requirement for vehicle registrations by motorists crossing into Nogales Sonora. The order was established last Saturday.
A caravan of six Liberty Motor trucks owned by the Sinaloa Smelting and Mining Co at Mammoa crossed the Nogales house boundary to haul ore from Sara bia mine about ten miles east of Bamea Fimaloa. All but one trucks pulled a trailer with freight capacity around half a carload of rock. In Nogales Alicia Thomas infant daughter of FE C Thomas died aged 11 months. Mr and Mrs F J Cason visited Nogales from their stock ranch near Bear Valley.
Yesterday Nogaleg was visited by Mrs. Margaret Hartlin and son with JamesPR Frederick from Phoenix Zubiate of Tucson joined a Hall family at their Arrisola ranch J J Mason a third trick operator at the local depot was transferred to Glig Beng last week Robert G Benton returned from Douglas after attending a Tax Conference Vert Forback and George M Wilsyn drove to diobe and Miami for a pleasant day with friends On Sunday Casa Grande folk drove to Gracia for a cool day Mr and Mrs Chas Otey Mr and Mrs Harry Mandell R V Boles and family M J Bullivan and Homer stayed over until Monday night BR Dunlap state secretary of nine aces seoaren eeming at the Christian cue Weis a fine speaker and comes from Phoenix There will be special music by the Ladies Trio of Mrs Sami G Bailie Miss Maryley and Mrs Chee Prather.
Miss Alice Jewell, just back from Europe, says she can teach people to live to 150. She offers methods for longevity and promises guidance on choosing a mate. She denies any Coueism and was a visitor in town yesterday afternoon.
Yesterday Charles F Fowler the collector at Nogales left for California to join his family for a vacation. In his absence Assistant Collector Hoofer oversees the district. Berner Bowman returned from Los Angeles on business. Port Master Beatty left Nogales for California. Martin remains in place as Harbor master Griffin and Bowman, hotel owners, had been in Nogales a couple of weeks and have now returned to Tucson.
A distressed mother credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with ending nine years of bloating and stomach trouble. She reports relief from constipation and related ailments after a two year course, noting the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation. The ad claims one dose proves money back. Martin Drug Co and druggists sell it.
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