Arizona state miner., 1925-09-12
Wickenburg Personals

ChaS. HOSfOrd, former resident OF
Wickenburg during the time the Lii
brary Association was struggling to
give the public a free library and
reading room, has been keeping up
on library matters. He called on
the president, Mrs. I. B. Wood, Friday
and handed her a donation of $500
to help the Association along. Many
thanks, Mr. Hosford, for your en-.
couragement as we'll as the $780,
The Town Council has rendered a
bill against the Library Association
for water for August and September,
when everyone knows the Library has
not used any water, in fact, the Ii
brary has not been opened yet Are
the people of the community going to
put up with such tactics?
Mrs. G. NJ. Hutchinson of Casa
Grande, who has property interests
IN Wickenburg, expects to conclude
her visit in California some time this
month, and with her sister Mrs. A. H.
Hammer will take the Santa Fe route
and stop off in Wickenburg for a visit
with F. X. O'Brien and family, after
which Mrs. Hammer will go on to her
home in Casa Grande and Mrs. Hutch
InSOn will remain in Wickenburg and
look after the repairs she contem-
plates making on her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Charlebois are
spending week in Flagstaff
Mrs. E. C. Malloy of this city was
elected to serve on the Executive
Board Of the Wickenburg Library AS
sociation.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Barnette spent
Monday visiting in Phoenix.
Rivers Copeland is leaving Friday
for Tucson, where she will attend the
University this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Penny spent
the latter part of last week on a
trip to Prescott and vicinity
Mr.. Gonzales of Prescott has moved
into the Wood apartment.
L. G. Eastman has taken an apart
ment of Mr.. Wood.
Mrs. Caveness and daughter Mrs.
Oro Ham were in town this week.
School at Smith District Camp this
year is to accommodate 10 children
from nearby ranches.
Mrs. Annie Purdy and son Pat Wis.
tied with relatives at Jerome for q
couple of weeks.
Frank Bracken moved in from the
Buckhorn mine and has taken one of
Worthington's houses. Mr.. Bracken
is the watchman at the mine.
The body of Bernard Woodmansee
OF Winslow. son of A. D. Woodman.
see, was brought in Tuesday evening
for burial in Wickenburg.
The Library Association met Thurs
day, and will give cooked food sale
at the library next Saturday at 10
A. NJ
Miss Hazel Hershkowitz of Congress
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ear.
nest Hershkowitz.
Mr.. J. Colmer of Prescott is now
taking Mr.. A D. Woodmansee's place.
Miss Laura Hood, one of the fac
ulty. is now in this city as the guest
OF Mrs. Bill Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bunsey of Hay
den were Wickenburg visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Earnest Hershkowitz was a
Congress visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Alrich and son
have taken the O'Brien apartment on
Center Street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson and daugh-
ter Mary Stanley, who have been
spending the summer in Wickenburg
for the benefit of Mr.. Woodson's
health, left Wednesday evening for
their home in Phoenix.
Mrs. L. A. White was on the sick
list this week.
Riley Roberds has accepted q posi-
tiOn with the Hannon- KelIis company.
Little Harriet Kellis has BEEN quite
i'll the past week, but at this writing
is much improved and on the road to
recovery.
Mrs. E. D. Burden Of the Remuda
Ranch spent Tuesday in Phoenix
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Malloy have
moved into the A. N. Lane home on
Center Street.
A. N. Lane and family are now at
home on their ranch east Of town,
where Mr.. Lane has built the nucleus
for home, to which he expects to
add from time to time until it reaches
the perfection desired. They moved
Monday Of this week.
Mrs. Hank Parrish and Mrs Matte
Howell were Phoenix visitors Thurs
day