Arizona state miner., 1925-03-14
LATEST NEWS OF WICKENBURG
AND VICINITY

MIS-. Jones mas Do6n out OF SChOOl
because of an attack Of influenza,
Mrs. Carpenter is substituting in the
-, seventh and eighth grades.
The Grammar School baseball team
went to Congress last Friday to play
the return game. The local school
won by a comfortable score.
Joe Rohrer, Francis Fuel, L. G.
Collins, Clarabelle Fisher, and Mar
! celia Ocampo have been out of school
more than a day because of influenza
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. O'Brien, Thorn
as StOvall and Miss Adelaide O'Brien
mOtored to Phoenix last Tuesday
They returned the same evening
Leo Nash is recovering from an at
tack of influenza.
Mrs. Ed Malloy left Tuesday night
for Prescott, where she is to spend
the rest of the week.
A dance was given at the hall last
Friday night by members Of the I. O.
o. F. lodge. An effort is being made
to locate the new fraternal hospital
in Wickenburg
| Miss Pauline Hopping, who form
erly lived in Wickenburg, is now To-
Gated at Estrella, Arizona.
Mrs. d. l.. Newkirk, who has been
teaching at Murphy school, is now
staying with friends at Cartwright,
while Mr. Newkirk is taking a spec
ial course at the University of Ari-
| ZOna.
Foy Barnette and Don Garcia were
! observed in Phoenix this week.
Rev T. S. Hunter and Jimmy Led
erer were in Phoenix this week in
interests of the new proposed hospi-
| tal
Officials of the new National Frater-
mites Hospital at. Wickenburg are
T. S. Hunter, President; James Led
erer, Secretary; A. N. Lane Vice
| President. The new organization filed
articles of incorporation this week at
| the State Capitol with the Corpora
ton Commissioners
Mrs. Emma Mcneil, widow of Dan
Mcneil is planning to leave Wicken-
burg.
w. w. Bass is busted with new i'm
provements in and around free camp
ground for tourists on the east side of
the bridge. He is installing a large
reservoir on the hillside and with ad-
dition of few bungalows is really
forming new townsite of his own on
that side of the Hassayampa.
George Clark, mining engineer of
Five Points, returned this week from
| Wickenburg where he was associated
with the Diamond Joe mine. This
| property was originally located bv
John Boetto and his son Tony. 1t is
lead-silver-gold proposition and was
acquired last year by George Koyk, a
we'll known promoter of the Wick
enburg district.
Ed. Devanney was a Phoenix visitor
the first of the week.
A. D. Woodmansee motored to Phoe-
nix this week
Eduardo Aguilera, formerly of Wick
enburg, has opened a tailorshop in
| Phoenix. He is open for business at
his shop at AL East Monroe.
Mr.. Joseph Whitman and Mr. w A.
Parish, engineer of the Whitman pro-
ject, were in Wickenburg Thursday,
returning to Phoenix in the evening
Mrs. Montgomery, nurse of Seat
tie, Wash, is here visiting her brother
w. P. Dalton, who is a health-seeker
here
Mr.. Mcdonald of the Fidelity Build
ing and Loan Association of Salt Lake
City was in Wickenburg Friday on his
way to the Vulture Mines in the in
terest of his company
Mr.. Leo Weaver of the Circle Fly
ing w. Ranch near Wickenburg, to-
gether with Mrs. DR.. Burden and Mr..
Jack Burden of Boston, motOred to
the Roosevelt Dam Thursday.
A crew of telephone men were in
town this week looking over the line
between here and Prescott.
e. N. Rudd was in from Constella-
ton Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Wood are recov-
ering from a severe attack of the flu.
Mrs Gladys Jones and son are on
the sick list this week.
Clara Grant is quite i'll, having been
confined to the house for about two
weeks.
Mrs Harriet Voss, one of the teach
ers, is home with the flu. Mrs. w. l..
Carpenter is acting as substitute.
Bill Butler of the Vernetta Hotel
at Wickenburg was Phoenix visitor
this week
Wickenburg School was dismissed
Thursday on account of so many of
the pupils being absent because Of
sickness. They hope to reopen Mon
day.
At a meeting OF the Wickenburg
Library Association held at the resi-