Arizona republican., 1920-09-14

Wickenburg's new $20,000 school house was completed in time for the opening of school on Sept. 13.
 This new building is modern in every respect and is a piece of workmanship in architectural beauty that every cit izen feels a pride in.
 Visiting in the East
 MT. and Mrs. c. l.. Shontz have gone to Pennsylvania on an extended visit with relatives.
 Back from California
 MT. and Mrs C. w. Corbin and daughters have returned from a month of outing at beach resorts in Califor mia. They report having had very enjoyable time
 Accepts Position
 MT. Pate of Colorado has accepted a position at the Blue Ribbon bakery. Mir. Kellis. proprietor of the Blue Rib bon, is indeed fortunate to secure the services of so competent young man.
 Business Trip
 MT. George Koyk has just returned from business trip to Phoenix.
 Home from California
 MT. A. R. Volk, manager of the Brayton Commercial company at Wickenberg, and Mrs. Nolk returned from their summer vacation after wis iting San Francisco, Palo Alto, Long Beach, Los Angeles and other cities in California. They were accompanied home by their niece. Miss Potter, of Long Beach.
 Home from Prescott
 Mrs. J. H. Shaughnessy and chil- dren are home after spnding July and August in Prescott visiting relatives.
 Back from Normal
 Miss Ruth Burns has returned from Flagstaff where she has been attend ing summer normal. Miss Burns will probably return to Flagstaff to enter school for the winter.
 
 The people of Wickenburg are very glad to learn that Dr. Payne of Geor- gia has decided 10 open a dental of flee permanently here.
 Here for the Winter
 W. Miller and wife of San Diego have arrived and are occupying MT. Currys concrete house. MT. and Mrs. Miller expect to spend the winter in Wickenburg for the benefit of Mir. Mill ler's health.
 Expects to Return Soon
 Dr. F. II. Carter and family expect to return to Wickenburg in the near future. They spent the winter here last year and are very much pleased with this valley for a winter climate
 Returns from California
 MT. Charles Meller. Jr.. is back in Wickenburg looking after his various properties here.
 Left for Oklahoma
 
 employee at the Santa Fe depot. has gone to Oklahoma to visit his par ents.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. L. Jones and Mrs. H c. Sprunger took dinner with Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Adams Thursday evening
 Need of More Houses
 Wickenburg is overflowing with people. Like many other localities the housing question is a serious one Long before the time for the usual influx of winter residents who come here to enjoy the delightful winter climate or to benefit from the ozone of this particular valley, are arriving l and most all of the available houses have already been taken. Opportunity for capital to make some really profitable returns on investments in the building of small modern dwell ingS now offers itself. A good per cent can be realized ir the way of rents and future increase in valuation in the building of mum Der of medium priced bungalows ! Acreage here can be secured at a very reasonable figure. Wickenburg offers an inducement tC | builders such as a municipal water and l light plant which renders first class services. The water is the best fol | drinking purposes in the state, and the quantity is unlimited. These necessi- | ties which stand for the making of 6 ! good and prosperous city gives a solid 1 basic foundation upon which to build i and yoked with capital for houses fol | those who wish to make this locality 1 their home, would be true stepping stones to as good and prosperous { | city as Maricopa county could wisl | to boast of.
 Returning to Phoenix Miss Ward. who has been spending her vacation in Prescott. stopped fl