Arizona state miner., 1925-08-22
W|CKENBURG
HAPPENINGS
A Melange of Personals and
Interesting Local Events In
the Town and Western Mar
icopa County.

Mrs. Maud Davis, a patient at the
Cottage Sanatorium, returned to Phoe.
nix last Saturday.
Frank Neal and Nick Andros mo-
tOred to Phoenix Tuesday.
Richard Bishopp and wife were Wis
itors in Phoenix this week.
Mrs. VIM. Bales and family of Phoe-
nix visited Mrs. Henry Thofern.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richards, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Penny, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee A. Barnette went on picnic
to Walnut Grove last Sunday.
Henry Parrish has returned from a
ten days. trip to Los Angeles.
Dr. Copeland is the proud owner
of fine new Studebaker touring car
Mrs. A. N. Lane and daughter Jane
went to Prescott Thursday morning.
Jane will remain there for several
days as the guest of the F. B. John
son family
DR.. Copeland and family entertained
friends from Phoenix last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. J.. Nash are expect
ing some of their folks to drive down
from Prescott to stay over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Dossey and fam
lily have taken the Purdy house for
merly occupied by Brooks Copeland.
Eddie Watson of the State Miner
spent the week end as the guest of
Lawrence O'Brien.
The A. N. Lanes expect to move
into their new home across the river
by the first of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dobler and son,
Carl, of the Diamond Joe Mine, were
Wickenburg visitors Sunday.
Richard Baxter, who has been as
sisting his mother in looking after the
Baxter Lumber Company here, left
for his home in Glendale, California,
Saturday.
Mr.. w. S. Miller and family left
on the 9th inst for the White Noun
talns, where they expect to spend
their vacation. They will be back on
or about the first of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Wood and Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Purdy and son enjoyed
a picnic down the river Sunday.
Ferdinand Charlebois and family
were Wickenburg visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Lou Charlebois returned to Phoe-
nix with them to look after the af.
fairs of Mr.. Charlebois' mother who
mad been called t6 Los Angeles by
the serious illness of her husband,
Mr.. Renaud.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Wood were shop-
ping IN Phoenix Wednesday.
Mrs. S. r. Hedrick motored to Phoe.
nix Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs
l. q. Wood and will stay with her
husband for time as he is not max
ing the progress that had been antic-
ipated.
lawrence O'Brien accompanied Ed
ole Watson on his return to Pboenix
a1ter several days spent in his old
nome town. Lawrence will be absent
tor a week or ten days.
The Wickenburg Library will ha
open to the public on Thursday. Ane
q IN Ine Association will have q
SILVER tea" and everyone interested
IN the uplift of the town and the
success of the Library are requested
10 attend. Any suggestions along the
mes or betterment, and books or cash
10 donations will be gratefully received
me ladies will serve iced tea and
s1ther cake or waters. Come insnect
me Library and see what has heen
zone so far, and hear what we hone
% do in the future.
=: N. Rudd of the Monte Cristo was
Wlckenburg visitor Saturday.
Rev. T. S. Hunter and family were
ne dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w |
T. Carpenter Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson and son
31lly and Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Mizeu
eturned from their vacation at Nor
non Lake last week.
Miss Adelaide O'Brien returned
ONE Wednesday evening after a very