Arizona republican., 1920-11-24
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enburg for the present. MT. and Mrs.l Bowman may locate here later.
 Death of Mrs. Orozco
 Mrs. r. C. Orozco died at II o'clock Sunday night at her home in Wicken- burg, after a lingering illness of 1Sl days. Dr. Carter of Wickenburg, pr. C. B. Palmer of Phoenix and Dr. G. VI Nalenzuela of Jerome attended Mrs Orozco. She was 39 years of age. Be- sides her husband she leaves to mourn her death, four children. Mrs. Ed Gar cia, Mrs. Joe Celaya, F. A. Orozco and A. A. Orozco. The funeral was held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning from the Catholic church in Wickenburg. The Brayton Commercial company the Wickenburg Drug store, the bank and the barper shop closed from 10 o'clock until Il o'clock for the funeral.
 May Locate Here
 Mir. Silver. a Prescott merchant was in town a couple of days last week, and if he can find a good location, he may open a ladies' ready-to-wear store here.
 Looking Over Sheep Range
 John Simpson. sheep man from the northern part of the state, is down looking over the range in this vicinity.
 Leon Pouquette of Ash Fork, F..
 
 Hams have been in Wickenburg for several days inspecting the range.
 Council Meeting
 A regular meeting of the city council was held on November 10. One of the important matters discussed at this meeting was the proposed extension of the electric light system south on leg ner street as far as the F. B. Johnson place. The matter of extending tho water system one block further on this street was also discussed. More defi- mite action on the above matters vii probably be taken at the next meeting | Having House Wired
 Our postmistress, Mrs. Howell ha. recently had her house wired for cleo tric lights.
 In SaIome Mrs. Hug Sprunger and Stanley wen to Salome Monday to spend a weel with her parents MT. and Mrs. Jones. In Holbrook Mir. Sprunger made a business tril to Holbrook Wednesday evening, re turning Thursday night.
 Indians Moving | About 75 Navajo Indians who hav been camped at Allah while doing re pair work on the railroad, passel through Wiskenburg Thursday on thei
  On Hunting Trip MT. and Mrs. Alex Spear and Mir: Shellington spent Sunday near tn Vulture mine, picnicing and hunting They brought back fine bag of gaml
 Went to Phoenix Mrs. M. D. Burns spent Tuesday i Phoenix shopping.
 Dancing School The Dancing school met Wednesda evening in Baxter hall. The regula : crowd was present and they all eS pressed themselves as we'll please with the progress they have made i learning the new dances. Some of tf pupils are shy as yet, but they ar looking forward to an opportunity [ demonstrate their ability to Fox tro under cover of masks, at the masqu ball on Thanksgiving night. From Morristown Frank Wright of Morristown was Wickenburg last week on his way 1 the Montezuma mine to look after h interests there, and expects to make shipment of ore soon.
 Back From Los Angeles MT. and Mrs. Shaughnessey have r turned from weeks visit in Los Al geles. Mrs. Shaughnessey went Prescott on the goth to bring her chi dren back to Wickenburg. Ii Death of Mary D. King .. II The entire community was griev, to learn of the death of Mary Kin which occurred at 6:30 Monday ev ming. Miss King has been i'll for son
 time but was apparently recoveril and her sudden death came as a gre y shock to her family and many friend = Miss King was 22 years of age Mi . Ruth King, sister of the deceased a companied the body back to Peter burg, Indiana, for burial. Miss Ru expects to return to Wickenburg \ about three weeks.
 Looking After Property M J. c. Reed of Phoenix, who ow S property in Wickenburg. spent sever
 days here last week looking after l interests.
 M Wintering in California John P. Carey, who has spent u
 past several months in Wickenburg,
 now soJourning in southern Californi Has Bad Accident III MT. Corbin had the misfortune to g