Arizona state miner., 1924-09-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

o"p0Ao oCAns among the pines at Pres
cott, returned home Monday.
Col Fred Bowler of Prescott. we
are glad to note, has become actively
engaged in mining near the Vulture.
Wickenburg has 80 active Ku Klux.
ers.
w. w. Campbell, section boss at
W1ckenburg. left this week for Cali
1ornla and expects to go from thence
TO his former home in Missouri.
With two candidates for Justice of
the Peace for Wickenburg, there
ought to be room for two constables.
What's the matter, Bill.
{ A little shower Sunday evening re-
freshed this region, the first since
May 31st. Indications are that more
may be expected.
Stockmen and their families are
returning for the winter, which
means food and range for their herds
and school for their children.
Tuesday is primary election day.
If you haven't registered, go way
back and sit down.
Mrs. E. ]. Dignan and daughter
Florence returned from Phoenix We'd
nesday.
D. L. Henson, prescription chemist
for the Wickenburg Drug Co., has
severed his connection with that
store.
Mr.. Ray and family motored thru
W1ckenburg Sunday returning to
Aguila from trip to Phoenix.
Chas. Hyder motored to Aguila Sun
day.
Mrs. S. A. Burk has returned from
a visit with her son at Bakersfield.
w. T. Machan, former principal of
Wickenburg schools, accompanied by
Mr.. HILL motored thru Wickenburg
Thursday. N, s.4
Mrs. H. A. Kent has returned home
again from an extended visit to Los
Angeles.
Principal w. H. Weaver has an
nounced that a teachers reception
Will take place at the school house
next Friday evening at O'Clock.
Everybody is invited.
Mrs. Harriette Vossa one of the
school teachers, has returned from
Needles to teach here again.
The new teachers this year are,
Miss Pearl Schulz, Miss Cora Daugh-
ertN Miss Veda Esther and Mrs.
Gladys V. Jones. Miss Schulz will
teach Primary and Music, Miss
Daugherty, Primary and Art; Miss
Esther English and Spanish; Mrs.
Jones, Science and Mathematics. Mrs.
Harriette Voss and Mrs. Gwendolyn
B. Weaver will teach the grades.
A. P. Miltenberger was in town
from his mining claims today for
supplies. He reports that Michael
Merrick has struck a vein of very
good ore.
John Connery is giving another one
of his enjoyable dances at Congress
tonight. Music will be furnished by
our local orchestra, and everyone who
attends is assured a royal good time.
Mr.. Guy Scrivens of the O. K.
Realty Co. of Phoenix and wife and
son Robert spent last Sunday with
Lee BarneCCo and wife.
c.. l.. Shontz motored to Hot
Springs Junction yesterday on an
electioneering trip.
Judge Riggs went to Aguila this
week on campaign tour.
Quite number of high school stu.
dents registered yesterday and sew
eral more are expected to register
in the next week.
School starts Monday.
Mrs. Lee Barnette and Miss Close
motored to Phoenix Tuesday.
It is rumored that Geo. Wentworth
has resigned his job at Brayton Com
mercial Co. and has bought an inter-
est in the Wickenburg Drug Co.
L. G. Collins of Salome, keeper of
Dick Wick Halls famous frog, was in
yesterday registering for
another year in high school.
Lou Charlebois passed through
this week en- route tol
stopping off between trains
to visit with friends.
Miss Rose Garcia returned from
Los Angeles Monday to visit her
father and family.
Henry Alrich of Wenden is Wick
enburg resident now, intending to
stay.
Frank Mantey has returned from a |
months trip.
L. V. Wilkinson returned this week |
from months vacation in California |
and Mexico,