Arizona state miner., 1925-10-10
Town GOSSIP

DR.. Stewart, chiropractor from
Wickenburg for a short time He will
be found at the Vernetta Hotel.
Mrs. E. D. Burden, Jack Burden
and F. NJ Kerrick of Remuda Ranch
were in Phoenix shopping the End of
this month.
Mr.. Allrich hassreturned to the Re-
NADIA cattle ranch near Wenden after
a visit with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs Ora Ham and chill
dren were in from the cattle ranch
northeast of town for supplies.
Newt Upton, from a cattle ranch
near Hot Springs, was marooned here
for several days on account of the
flood.
Mr.. Hamilton, operator at Hot
Springs Junction, was caught here,
too, but went back to his station on
hand car.
Mrs. DR.. Eaton of Phoenix, a sis
ter of Mrs. w. l.. Carpenter, spent
Friday night here the guest Of her
sister.
Mrs. Carpenter also had as week
end guests her mother, Mrs. ]. c.
Chilson and her sister, Mrs. Ray
Pemberton, both of Tempe.
Mrs. B. r. NAPLES and child, Mrs
Cannon and Miss Clara Hugg, all
from Congress Junction, were in town
this week. Miss Hugg is spending
week with Mrs. Cannon.
There will be pie social followed
by a dance at Congress for the bene-
fit of the school Fairgrounds there.
Lederer's Orchestra will furnish the
music. This is a Wickenburg organ
ization.
Mr.. F. X. O'Brien is in Phoenix to-
day Saturday.
Thirty books have been donated to
the Library since Monday of this
week: five from Mrs. Carpenter and
25 from Mrs. Emma Mcneil.
Vernetta Hotel
T. w. Patches, Sacto, California;
F. J. Heney and wife, Albans, Me-,
w. w. SWEET and wife, Auburn, Me-.
G. B. Taylor and wife, Denver, Colo;
J. v. Fish, Phoenix; H. r. Neal, Phoe-
nix; ]. /. MCGEE, Phoenix; e. S. Chill
sey, Los Angeles; Hugh Johanson,
Los Angeles; A. L. Lensper, Los An
geles; Murray Gross, San Francisco;
Carl e Trist, Burlingame, Calf; T. ].
Baum. Los Angeles; Paul Sullivan,
San Francisco; A. H. Howard, Mil
waukee; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hassmer,
Prescott; Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Mills,
Abe Lincoln; Mr. Iona and wife,
Prescott; T. q. Hales, Phoenix; ]. F.
Mann, Phoenix; E. H. Sheldon, Phoe-
nix; ]. B. Downey, Phoenix; ]. 3.
Anderson, Phoenix; G. M. Pennington,
Phoenix; C. H. Aller, Needles; j.
Brown, Phoenix; j. l.. Hancock, Win
slow; E. r. Stauffer, Prescott; NJ J.
Shean, Houston, Texas w. H. May
and wife, Maricopa, California; A. j.
Parson, City; ]. H. Richmond, Ell
Paso; e. O. Whitaker, Phoenix; b.
Wilson, Phoenix; c. E. Roddy, Los
Angeles; G. B. Combs, Needles; John
Anderson, Phoenix
CharIebois Hotel
Charles M. Donohoe, Phoenix; Geo
r. Koyk, Diamond Joe Mine; Gene
We've Lagan, Prescott; Mrs. J. P.
Marsh, Prescott; Geo. King, Glendale,
California; John Patten, Flagstaff;
H. D. Grant, W. M. Scott, Uncle Sam
Mine.
The trees laong the Hassayampa
are looking greener since the rain
and the surrounding hills and flat
places are getting green, adding to
the beauty of the scenery along the
historic stream.
Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee was very
ill yesterday with an attack of acute
indigestion. She is better today
Mr. Henry Miller of Congress juno
ton and Mrs. Rose Ellis Wilson were
united in marriage Wednesday. The
bride runs an eating house here and
Mr.. Miller has a restaurant at Con
gress Junction.
Mrs. E. D. Burden, Jack Burden,
L. C. White and Mr.. F. NJ Kerrick
motored to Phoenix Saturday on bus
mess.
Mrs. A. j. Kent is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. AL Lewenthal and Mrs. e. ].
Dignan motored to Phoenix Saturday
to do some shopping.
1t is my desire to cooperate with