Arizona state miner., 1925-10-17


much needed repairs and improve
ments.
Mr.. w A. Parish left last Satur-
day evening for Los Angeles. He will
be gone several days.
That the people of Wickenburg are
taking an interest in the Library is
proven by the frequent donations of
books. Mrs. E. J Dignan came in
Tuesday and donated the Librarian
a nice copy of Happy Pollyooly. Mrs.
w. l.. Carpenter also came in to
say she had some more books to do
nate; and Mrs Lee Chesebro also
has announced her intention to bring
in some, too.
Mr.. F. X. O'Brien has been sick
this week but is much better at this
writing.
Harry Anime, who mined near this
city for years with Joe Fuller, has
written to Mr.. and Mrs [. B. Wood
from British Columbia He is min
ng there, says he has a good show
ing, but the tone of his letter indi-
Gates that his heart is on the Hassay-
ampa. He expressed a hope to come
back to Wickenburg some day.
The Hi school pupils gave fare
we'll surprise party Monday night to
the Roberds girls, who left for Phoe-
nix Tuesday. Dancing, games and
singing were the enjoyments of the
evening.
Mrs. John Dobler was in town on
Wednesday saying goodbye to friends
here. She will leave for New York
Saturday next, where she will live
in the future
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Hill of Haron
were in Wickenburg Wednesday.
Three guests from Rochester, New
York, arrived at Remuda Ranch the
18th
Mrs. R. B. Sullivan was shopping
in Phoenix Thursday.
Mrs. Genung went to Prescott Fri
day to visit her husband, who is sick
in the hospital there
The Ladies Aid held work meet
ing Thursday afternoon. The time
was spent patching a quilt after
which delicious refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
held the last Thursday in October
1t will be a business meeting.
Mr.. Wayland Barnette visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bar
Sette last Friday evening.
Ben Helms and Joe Nash drove
down from Prescott to be here for
the first day of quail season. They
were the guests of Mrs L. j. Nash.
Mrs. VIM. Penny spent Monday in
Phoenix
Mrs. Joseph Peck of Prescott has
been visiting her husband here. He
is working with the extra gang of
the Santa Fe at this place She re,
turned home Thursday morning.
Chas. A Fitch of the p. & w.
Meat Market was visiting in Congress
Thursday
Mrs. B. c. Ferguson and infant
son returned to their home in Kirk
land Thursday.
H. G. Dow, who has been sick for
several days, is able to be about.
c. 3. Trust of Burlingame, Cal,
has returned to his home after sew
eral weeks visit with his sister, Mrs.
Henry Mulryan.
Mrs. S. A. Dodson OF Parker is
visiting relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Kellis and
daughter, and guest, Miss Florence
Dlgnan, went hunting in the vicinity
of Vulture Peak last Friday.
Mrs. Allen Lewenthal entertained
members of her bridge club Tuesday.
Those playing were Mesdames Henry
Allrich, E. c.. MaIloy, Lester A.
White and the hostess.
The highway authorities have sew
eral men working on the Hassay-
ampa bridge putting in a temporary
span.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wisdom came
in from the Monarch mine Tuesday
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Purdy.
They report things are quiet out there
at present.
Mrs. C. McNeel of Prescott was
the guest of Mrs NJ. S. Shackelford
Tuesday
Chas. E. Nathhorst with party of
California mining men spent last
week in this vicinity examining some
mining properties.
Edwin Watson of Phoenix is spend
ing the week end with friends in
Wickenburg.