Arizona state miner., 1925-06-13

week WIN Spra1n0Q ankle, but Mon
day was able to accompany her house
guest, Mildred Robinson to Phoenix
for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Barnette and
daughter Alice left Monday for Will
llams to attend the dedication of the
aviation field on the 10th. From
there they will visit the Grand Can
yon and later on will go to Flagstaff,
where Alice will attend summer
school.
Jack Burden of Boston, Mass. who
with his mother spent the winter
months at the Leo Weaver ranch
south of town, returned to Wicken-
burg Monday. Jack drank too much
of the Hassayampa water to be able
to stay away for any length of time.
E. I. Mills and family of the Abe
Lincoln were in Wickenburg Tuesday.
Miss June Charlebois returned from
Flagstaff the latter part of last week,
where she had been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Cameron.
Mrs. l. B. Wood spent several days
in Phoenix last week in the interest
of the Wickenburg Library Associa-
tion.
Mrs. H. B. Harmon accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. A. J. Kellis, were
in Phoenix last week.
Judge John Riggs was a Phoenix
visitor several times last week.
J. r. Barnette unloaded a carload
of hay last Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie B. Harmon was on the
sick list for few days last week.
Messrs. Whitman, Parish and Brad
bury of the Whitman Projects, were
in Wickenburg Saturday and Sunday.
The K. G. Abbotts, relatives of the
| L. A. Whites, passed through Wick
enburg Wednesday, and while her9
| made arrangements to take Russell
| White over to Hollywood for the sum-
mer.
Bob White, who has been attending
the University at Tucson, is visiting
Romaine Lowdermilk at the ranch.
Jack Burden left for Prescott on
Thursday, where he expects to spend
the summer.
Miss Nellie Deck of the Diamond
Joe Mine came IN last Saturday to
attend the dance.
Mrs. Susie Reedy and daughter
Mary motored to Phoenix Monday.
George Koyk of the Diamond Joe
mine was a Wickenburg visitor Sat
urday.
Little Billy Carpenter is back ir
Wickenburg as good as new after
the wreck and the measles.
Mrs. J. H. Rohrer, of Wickenburg,
visited Mrs. Hannah Watson and fam
lily, while in Phoenix Monday.
If your dealer don't carry Car
nation Milk these hot summer days,
ask him why?
Always trade where you can do the
best. All storekeepers do the same.
F. A. Mueller and wife of the Gold
Bar mine were in Phoenix Thursday.
w. T. Machan, former principal of
the WickenbMg schools, has short
relaxation from his duties at the
Gold Bar last week.
VIM Bolitho and wife of the Monte
Cristo visited Phoenix this week
A new placer outfit with seven men
is prospecting the benches of the Has
sayampa above the lower dam in the
H4C1uICJ VI C1S OOAQ Dbl
Will White of the Monte Cristo
took run down to Phoenix this week.
A long petition with several hun
dred names in favor of Mrs. Matte
Howell for postmistress of Wicken-
burg, was seen in Phoenix on We'd
nesday.
According to W. w. Bass, the gen
ealogy of the Prescott Smoki mokes
was derived originally from the Nav
ajo Indians, who named them Moquis,
meaning towards, because they would
not fight. Later the government rep
resentatives changed the cognomen to
Hopi-meaning peaceful. Now the
Prescott folks call them Smokis, be-
cause they blow so much smoke about
the Black Canyon route that when
they get to dancing in Prescott they
all turn black in the face. Bull snakes
never harm coon, and that's why
Smoki's always black up when dane
ng-imitating Indian dances.