Arizona republican., 1920-12-21
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Presley Family III
 Mir. and Mrs. Presley and little Fran ces have been quite i'll for the past week. Frances is still under the dare of the doctor but MT. and Mrs. Presley are rapidly improving
 Shopping in Phoenix
 Mrs. F. B. Johnson and two nieces went to Phoenix Friday to shop. They returned Saturday evening.
 Have Moved
 MT. and Mrs. P. T. Alton have moved into the O'Brien Apartments for the winter.
 pr. Moore Back
 After an absence of several months, Dr. c. M Moore has returned to Wick enburg to remain during the winter months.
 In Phoenix
 MT and Mrs. M. E. Driggers made a business trip to Phoenix Monday.
 Dance at Congress
 About % young people from Wick enburg attended the dance held at the old Congress Mine near Congress June tion Saturday night. The Wickenburg orchestra furnished the music for the dance, which was the inducement for many to attend. Our musicians de- serve a great deal of praise for the ex- cellent music they furnish here and elsewhere and they have begun to at tract the attention of the people in the surrounding towns. It is safe to say that it will not be very long before the services of this orchestra will be much in demand.
 Will Locate Here Mrs. Bowman left Tuesday evening for Bakersfield, California, where she will stay over the holidays, and then ta +< Wickenburg, where she and MT. Bow man, who Is Santa Fe roadmaster, will reside permanently.
 Will Return to Arizona 1 Mrs. McDowell, who has been visit | ing her daughter Mrs. Lyle Sullivan, | left here Tuesday for her home in Co- lorado, but when she got as far as Sa- Ida, Colorado, she received, wire from MT McDowell saying that he was on | his way to Wickenburg. Mrs, Mo Dowell changed her plans and will be back here within few days. | Prescott Merchant In Town l J. I. Silver, Prescott merchant, was in Wickenburg Tuesday en route tc Parker. He will return to Wickenbure | the latter part of the week and spend a few days completing business ar engagements before going to Prescott. Here From Camp Verde
 J. O. Walker of Camp Verde is 1T Wickenburg with a view of locating here.
 Mining Man Here
 E. W. Getten, general manager ant treasurer of the Abe Lincoln Copper company is here looking over tha' company's property. As soon as th' markets become more settled they ex. pect to start work at the mine again. In From Camp Lou Charleebois of Babbitt Sheer company was in from the camp trans acting business last week.
 Returns to His Work
 Frank Sullivan has returned to hi work in Phoenix after spending severa days in Wickenburg recuperating iron an injury.
 Coming Home for Holidays Miss Ruth Burns will arrive fl Wickenburg Saturday evening to spent the holidays with her parents, MT. an' Mrs. M. D. Burns. Miss Ruth Is at tending school at the State Normal il Flagstaff.
 H. w. Smith Dead
 After lingering illness, H. w. Shit passed away at his home in Wicken burg Sunday night. The remains wer taken to Missouri for burial Doing Assessment Work Mr. and Mrs. Irvine came up fror Marinette last week and spent fe' days in Wickenburg visiting friend before going to the Vulture district { | do their annual assessment work o claims held there. Mir. and Mrs II vine were former residents of Wicker burg and have many friends here. Here for the Winter = Mrs. George Welt and baby hay Ia ct of fn Snand 10 yufr E ter with Mrs Veit's mother, MT Fisher.
 Miss King Returned Miss Ruth King returned to Wicl enburg Wednesday night after havin spent a month at her former home Petersburg, Indiana Sheep Men Here R. E. Daggs of Williams and Pet. Espeil of Flagstaff have been Wickenburg for several days lookir after their sheep camps in this vicinit Old Timer Back Friends of Jack Warren are glad see him back in Wickenburg after E long absence. MT. Warren was at or time connected with the Messeng Meat Market and is now employed
 the Driggers Mercantile company. \ In From Morristown John w. Davis has just returned . his claims on the HassaTampa opposi
 Morristown, after having spent sever w days in Wickenburg. Had Accident While horseback riding last wee \ Mrs. Merle Woodmansee's horse b \ came frightened and threw her to t
 ground, causing her to suffer hume E ous bruises. However they were n
 serious and she is able to be about h E duties in the postoffice. Notes from City Hall The repairs on the motor for t
 electric light plant have been complt
 ed and it is now ready for installatiC It will be unnecessary to use the ( \ pump anymore after the motor is \ working order.
 Several houses have been wired
 electric lights lately and arrangemel
 are being made to wire others. Work will commence soon on the c
 tension of the city water system, arrangements have been made for purchase of pipe.
 Take Prisoners to Phoenix
 M. Jenung made a trip to Phoer M Tuesday with four prisoners. T -