Arizona state miner., 1925-08-01


and Miss Beals enjoyed Sunday at
the Buckhorn mine.
Leslie Howell is home from San
Francisco visiting his mother.
Mrs Al Lewenthal and Mrs. e.
Dignan motored to Phoenix Monday
to spend the day with friends.
Mary Frances Reed returned to her
home in Clarkdale after months
visit with Florence Dignan.
Miss Dorothea Osborn of Peoria
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Al Lew
enthal.
Miss Isabel Clark of Phoenix is
the guest of Mrs. E. J. Dignan.
Mrs. H ]. Jackson and children re-
turned to johannesburg, Cal, after
two weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. A. d. Woodmansee.
Lee Stages visited at the Woodman-
see home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Wilson and chill
dren, and George Wentworth motored
to Prescott Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fisher motored
to Los Angeles Tuesday
Clarabelle Fisher is visiting friends
in Phoenix
Mrs. w. T. Henson and daughter
Adele left Sunday morning for Jerome
to visit Terril Henson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henson. From there they
expect to go to Williams for short
stay with Mr. and Mrs Ed Norman
and family. They will visit the
Grand Canyon and Albuquerque, New
Mexico, before returning to Wicken-
burg. Mr.. Henson accompanied them
as far as Prescott.
Messrs. Wiburg, Raines and Ruff
are touring the state in the interest
Of the First National Building and
Loan Association, which is operating
solely within the State of Arizona.
They stopped off in Wickenburg Sat
urday and called upon patrons and
prospective patrons. Mr. Ruff is we'll
known here, having worked through
Wickenburg years ago for Golfers.
Richard Baxter, who is looking af-
ter the Baxter Lumber Company dur
ing the absence of his mother, made
trip to Phoenix Monday on business
Wickenburg was visited with
splendid rain Sunday afternoon, which
brought joy to the hearts of the cat
tlemen and some water in the river.
Services were held at the Catholic
Church Sunday.
Leo Weaver is all smiles this week
Mrs. Weaver and Billyneu have e.
turned from the Coast
Mrs. Stanford Hedrick went to
Phoenix Sunday morning to be with
her husband for few days, while
he is receiving treatment for his
back, which was found to be more
seriously injured than at first sus-
pected. He is in the hospital at the
present time.
William Hyder spent the week end
in Phoenix.
Lou Charlebois left for Flagstaff
this week, accompanied by his three
sons, Louis, Arthur and Jojo, who
will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer on their ranch.
Report says Mrs. Mildred Baxter
has sold her lumber business to Chas.
ShOntz, who is to take charge on
August 1St. She has leased the lum-
Der yard to him and is repairing the
dwellings, which will be for rent, as
she intends to make her home in
Glendale, California, in the future.
Married-At the Office of Judge
Riggs Tuesday evening, July 28th.
Candelario Sanchez of Wickenburg
and Rosario Rodriguez of Florence.
The bride is 26 years of age and the
groom 81
During the electrical storm in Wick
enburg Sunday the lightning struck
a large willow tree on the O'Brien
ranch near the spring and scattered
limbs around for some distance. It
also struck an apricot tree in the
front yard of one of the Wood cot
tages, occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler, killing it instantly and Civ
dead some time. Mrs Wheeler was
sitting on the porch at the time and
suffered no i'll effects outside of blind
ing her for d few minutes.
Herman Wottrich died July 23rd in
the Soldiers Home at Sawtelle, Cal
Mrs. Jernigan and daughter Maxine
stopped over to visit Mrs. Thofern
on their way from Long Beach to
their home in Prescott.
Clarence Davis suffered an injury
TO his finger when a truck wheel
fell on it.
Mrs. J. A. ROhrer and son Joe are
leaving August 1st for an extended
trip East and will visit Niagara Falls,
Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA, New York, Kan