Arizona state miner., 1925-10-24
WlCKENBURC BRIEFS.
Short Mention Of Local Persons and
Events Of Interest

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Mrs, A. H. Hammer of Casa Grande
came in from California Sunday. She
will visit her sisters Mrs. F. x.
O'Brien and Mrs. G. M. Hutchinson
for few days.
Eddie Watson was here for the
week end visiting friends and taking
advantage of the open season to hunt
deer and quail
Mr.. and Mrs. /. IS. Wood and Mrs.
G. M. Hutchinson motored to Phoe.
nix Tuesday. Mrs. Hutchinson re-
turned the same day on the evening
train. Mrs. A. H. Hammer took
charge of the Library during her alb
sence
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Woods will visit
with State Senator Davis and family
while in Phoenix They will be away
several days.
Mrs. w. H. Weaver, accompanied
by Mrs. Foy Barnette, was called to
Phoenix Friday on account of the ILL
ness of her sister.
MRS. M. Genung returned from Pres
cOtt Saturday morning where she
went to visit her husband, who is sick
In the hospital there. She reports he
is not improving very fast.
Mr.. ]. T. Price of Phoenix was
awarded the contract for the erection
OF service station on the corner of
Tegener and First Street North by
Mr. c. E. Hill of Huron who recently
purchased this valuable piece of
ground Work commenced Monday.
Chas. Davis and family of Los An
geles are back from Prescott and are
VISITING here. They came in last Sat
ufuay' took dinner with Mrs. Bobbie
Grant, and spent the night with Mr..
and Mrs. l. B. Wood and enioyed
qualI hunt. While here they took
ride over the beautiful new highway
which winds along the historic Has
sayampa. They were enthusiastic in
tnelr praise of the scenic loveliness
OF the road especially from Wicken-
burg to Nadaburg.
MRS. Junket of Los Angeles came
IN from Superior where she has been
visiting with friends Mrs. Junket
was former resident of Superior.
She Will be remembered here as Elfie
DaVls and is a daughter of Mr.. and
MIS-. ChaS. Davis.
Mr.. Welch of Phoenix accomnanied
by Mr.. Reynolds, joined Lawrence
OBrlen and Eddie Watson in quail
nunt Sunday, bagging a few birds and
some cotton tails.
June Charlebois, who is at the state
Teachers College at Tempe. was
week end visitor with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Charlebois.
Miss Ruth Draper, who is teaching
at the Abe Lincoln Mine, was in town
for the week end.
Remuda Ranch reports the arrival
OF the following guests, Mrs. VIM
FLETCHER, son William and daughter
Sophy of Providence, r. /. Thev will
pc joined by Mr.. Fletcher and Miss
Clementine about next Wednesday.
Mrs. E. D. Burden was in Pboenix
Monday shopping.
Mr. Mizell brought in six ro;n+
Duck Sunday,
Mrs. Springer of Phoenix is here
Nlsltlng her sister Mrs. E. ]. Dignan.
MISS Frances Howell from the state
Ieachers, College at Tempe spent the
week end here with her mother Mrs
Matte ]. Howell.
MISS Haynes, who formerly lived
mere with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Haynes, was married in Los
angeles last Monday to Mr.. Fred
Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly are on
thelr honeymoon trip. They will
spend week here with Mrs KeIIv,s
rather and sister Miss Myrtle Mrs
haynes is in California.
Lou Charlebois is putting in q ser.
vice station on the corner of Front
and Center Streets near the bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Upton of Pres.
cott are spending a few DAYS here
They are enroute to California hv
auto ~
Mr.. F. X O'Brien, who has hean
quite sick this week is verv mnch
better. He will soon be out again
Lee Stages spent Monday night
with his mother Mrs. A. D. Woodman-
see
Mrs. John Bailey has been visiting
her mother Mrs Jennie Coleman the
past week.
Miss Ollie Grobe has taken a three
months leave of absence from the
telephone company She will visit