Arizona state miner., 1925-09-26

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daughter to Mr. and Mrs. P. D.
Harmon Both mother and baby do
ing nicely. The baby has been nam
ed Paula B.
BORN-At Wickenburg September
23rd at a M. boy to Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Ferguson of Kirkland.
Charles Hyder spent several days
this week in Clarkdale
Jack Burden and Bob White spent
several days this week in Phoenix
buying supplies for Remuda Ranch.
F. NJ. Kerrick spent several days
in Phoenix this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan G. HinkIe re-
turned from their honeymoon this
week and are at home in their cot
tage on the hill.
Mrs w. w. Bass left for Phoenix
Wednesday to consult an occulist.
Simon Poquette and family returned
to Wickenburg Monday and are now
settled in their home on North Teg-
ener Street.
Mrs. James Lederer and daughter
returned to Wickenburg Tuesday and
Mr.. Lederer is expected today.
Capt. Connell of Phoenix was a
Wickenburg visitor this week.
Mrs. A. J. Kellis is on the sick
list this week
Mrs. L. A. White entertained at
Bridge Wednesday. Those present
were Mesdames Henry Allrich, AL
Lewenthal, T. B. Fisher. VIM. Pen
ny, E. G.. MaHoy, D. w. Mizell, w
l.. Carpenter. very enjoyable time
was had. Mrs. Malloy won the
prize for high score.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Allrich and
son Henry motored to Phoenix Mon
day to attend the circus.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Grant of Con-
gress were Wickenburg visitors last
Saturday and patronized the cooked
food sale given for the benefit OF
the public library.
Mrs c. M Hutchinson arrived
Monday from California and will make
Wickenburg her home She is plan
ming extensive repairs to her proper
ty on First Street South.
Mr.. W. A Parish is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Lou CharIebois and children
motored to Phoenix Monday to attend
the circus.
Mrs, Abrams, mother of Mrs Foy
Barnette, left Wednesday evening for
her home in Wisconsin.
Mrs. T. B. Fisher and daughter
Clarabelle accompanied by Florence
Dignan. mOtOred to Phoenix Monday
to attend the circus
Mr.. Henry AIlricn of the Rosada
Ranch spent the week end with his
family in Wickenburg.
Mrs. E. c. Malloy went to Pres
colt Friday morning and had to re-
main until Monday evening, when the
first train came through after the
washouts.
Mrs. E. S. Weaver of Prescott was
the guest of Mrs. L. j. Nash over
the week end. Mr. Weaver drove on
to Phoenix to attend a convention of
automobile dealers and stopped in
Wickenburg on his return trip to
Prescott
Mrs. H. A. Alrich spent Thursday
IN Phoenix on business matters.
Mr. Ed Hayes, a former resident OF
Wickenburg, was in town all day Sat
urday, due to his train being tied up
here due to the wash-outs
Mr. and Mrs Lee Cars spent two
days in Wickenburg visiting Mrs
Carr's aunt, Mrs. Witherlay They
we're on their way from their home
in PalO Alto, California, to spend the
winter with Mr.. Carr's parents in
Bay city, Texas.
Mr.. L. L. White from Stanton
paid a business visit to Wickenburg
this week.
w l.. Carpenter and Henry Tho
fern were Phoenix visitors Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Simon PoQuette were
business visitors in Phoenix Thurs
day.
The Wickenburg Library Associa-
ton held a special meeting of the
Executive Board Thursday in order
to take up the unfinished business
The P. T. A held a meeting on
Thursday at which the election of of
fcers took place.
During the past week Wickenburg
and surrounding country has been
visited by cOpious rains, the total for
the week amounting to 2.3 inches. In
some localities the flood waters were
high enough to cause considerable
damage to the highways, although
none have been reported impossible.