Arizona state miner., 1925-08-15

Mrs. P. L. Turner and son Ted of
Phoenix spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. J. Nash,
Lester Sidwell, formerly of Wicken-
burg, and party of friends passed thru
Wickenburg one day last week and
stopped off for a few moments to
visit F. X O'Brien and family.
Jack Burden, who has been summer
ing in Prescott, was in Wickenburg
this week looking after his interests,
as he expects to operate the Dude
Ranch just south of Wickenburg. He
was accompanied by Bob White.
Mr. and Mrs. J. HI. O'Brien and Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Welch of Phoenix, ac-
companied by Mrs. Montgomery and
Garland Wheeler of Bucoda, Mo-, and
Miss Evelyn Frye of Los Angels, mo-
tored to Castle Hot Springs last Sun
day and dropped in on the F. x.
O'Briens here during the evening for
short visit On their return to
Phoenix they were accompanied by
Adelaide O'Brien, who will spend
few days in Phoenix as the guest of
the ]. H. O'Briens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Reedy and daugh-
ter Mary spent Sunday in Wicken-
burg.
Mrs Gladys Jones, one of the tea
chers here last year, has purchased
a small tract of ground near Los
Angels and erected a small home,
where she expects to enjoy the quiet
of country life and is going into the
rabbit fur business as side line and
as an experiment. We wish her sue
cess in the venture
Mrs. A. ]. Kent is spending the
summer in Los Angeles with her
daughter and expects to visit her old
home town near that city before re-
turning to Wickenburg in the fall.
Mr.. Beals and family, who left
Wickenburg for Oklahoma last fall,
was not content to remain away and
is back at his old place of business,
and hopes to stay.
Mrs w. S. Henson and daughter
Adele have returned from their vaca-
tion and are making preparations to
leave for their future home at Jerome
in few days.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Wickenburg Library Association
was held at the Library, Thursday, at
$3.50 p. M.
Thelma Wilson has returned from
her summer outing.
Mrs. Esther Westall and her infant
daughter left for the Buckhorn mine
Thursday to be with her husband, who
is in the employ of the company.
Miss Merle Hedrick left for Phoenix
this week and expects to visit with
Mrs. Wright for some time.
Rosa Wilson returned to Arizona,
and Wickenburg, after visit to Col
orado and several other states of the
Union.
Ernest HershkOwitz has moved into
the Devanney house rectn1y occupied
by Mr. VIM. Hogue
Miss Veda Esther, who taught in
the Wickenburg school last year, has
accepted position as principal of
high school near her home town
in Missouri this winter.
Judge Riggs was a Phoenix visitor
Saturday.
Rev. T. S. Hunter and party mo-
tored to Aguila Thursday.
1t is to be hoped that the people
of Wickenburg will do all in their
power to retain the Rev. T. S. Hunter
as pastor of the Community Church,
as the town needs such men as Rev.
Hunter.
Mrs. Frank Tarbutton and Mrs. w.
l., Carpenter spent Wednesday of this
week as the guests of Mrs. B. r.
NAPLES at Congress.
Dave Swanson and wife of the Nat
hhorst mine are spending a few days
visiting in the Salt River Valley.
Clarence Davis, who recently had
the misfortune of losing part of one
of his fingers, has been under the
doctors care at Glendale the past two
weeks.