Arizona state miner., 1925-10-17
WlCKENBURC BRIEFS.
Short Mention Of Local Persons and
Events Of Interest

Mr.. ana Mrs. II. Is. sullivan Will
leave shortly for New Mexico, where
Mr. Sullivan will act as A. T. &
S. F. agent. They will be greatly
missed by the many friends they have
made during their short stay here.
The Wickenburg Library Assn. will
miss them especially and feel very
grateful to them for the services rem
dered. They helped for several days
to get the Library in shape to open.
We wish them every success in their
new position.
Harold Genung came in with deer
Sunday afternoon. He killed it near
the Plomosa Grande.
Carl Hedrick brought in a buck
Sunday morning. The boys seem to
be having all the luck lately.
H. G. Dow while out on the desert
west of here Sunday was stricken
suddenly with an attack of acute in
digestion. By the tine they got back
to town he was very ILL., DR.. Cope
land was called and he is resting
easily today (Monday).
Mrs E. j. Dignan, Mrs. w. L. Car
in Phoenix Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mueller of the
Gold Bar were in town Monday on
business. Mrs Mueller visited the
library and expressed herself as much
pleased to see it opened again.
J. R. Barnette was in Phoenix on
business Saturday last.
We have just received copy of
Chuckawalla, the paper which the
Wickenburg Hi is to publish BIZ
monthly. The staff-Editor in chief,
Clarabelle Fisher; Asst, Jack Lane;
Mgr. Lawrence O'Brien; school notes,
Alice Barnette; Society Editor, Ade-
laide O'Brien; Athletics, Richard
BishOpp; Jokes, Marcella Ocampos;
Advertising, Florence Dignan; circu-
lation manager, VIM. Peck. The
young people have gotten out quite
an interesting little paper. All are
to be congratulated upon the success
of their first effort in the journalistic
world.
Mrs. Allen of Hayden is visiting
in Wickenburg.
Mr.. McLeish, a mining man from
San Diego, has been here several
days looking over some mines in this
vicinity.
w. L. Carpenter had his father
and uncle as week end visitors Sun
day. Billy also was home from school
for the week end
Messrs. J. D. Burden and l.. c..
White of the Remuda Ranch, motored
to Phoenix Tuesday for supplies.
Mrs. Minnie Wilson and family have
moved into the house on South Teg-
ener st. just vacated by Mr. w. r.
Roberds.
Mr.. Mar Gray of the Renada ranch
near Wenden was a Wickenburg Wis
itor Monday on business, returning
home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Asenath Cushing of Los An
geles is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Harry Henderson of Congress juno
tiOn for a few days, and while in this
vicinity stopped off at Wickenburg to
renew friendship with Mrs. H. A.
Allrich whom she had not seen for
some ten years.
Mr. w r. Roberds, livestock in
spector for this district has been
transferred and is moving his family
to Phoenix this week.
Mr.. Francis. secretary of the Live
stock Sanitary Board, was a week
end visitor in Wickenburg.
]. C. Reed of Phoenix has been
here for some time. Mr. Reed lived
here some years ago and still has
interests in this vicinity.
The yearly meeting of the Wick
enburg Library Association was held
Thursday evening last in the Library
Building. Mrs. /. B. Woods was
unanimously reelected to fill the
Presidents chair, as were Mrs He'd
rick, vice president; Mrs. Frank Tar
button, treasurer; and Mrs. F. x
O'Brien, secretary. They were all re-
elected without dissenting vote in
appreciation of their untiring efforts
to make the Library success
real asset to the City of Wickenburg.
At this meeting Mrs. Lou Charlebois,
Mrs E. j Dignan and Mrs. G.. E.
Malloy were appointed committee on
entertainment to serve three months
We are looking forward to the en-
tertainment given by these capable
ladies and feel that it will be we'll
received by the community and will
add a few more dollars to the treas