Arizona state miner., 1925-06-20

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cousins of Adelaide O'Brien, passed
through Wickenburg this week en-
route to the coast for the summer.
Mrs. A. H. Hammer OF Casa Grande
and a sister of Mrs. F. X O'Brien,
is spending the summer on the coast
and writes that she will return via
WIckelburg and visit with friends of
the past, and incidentally get acquain-
ted with the Wickenburg Library and
reading room again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reedy were
i'll Wickenburg Wednesday,
The Wickenburg Auxiliary of the
National Fraternities Hospital Asso-
citation, met at the Presbyterian
Church Tuesday evening and perfect
ed the organization brought into be-
ing on May 4th. w. S. Henson was
| elected President, DR. Copeland vice
president, and Mrs. Matte Howell
was elected as Secretary-Treasur
| Much enthusiasm was displayed in
regard to the clearing of the grounds
ard making a road, and Thursday
evening of each week was set aside
| for the people of the town to meet
at the grounds armed with their i'm
plements and go to work for few
hours, and later the ladies of the
town will serve coffee and sand
wiches. So don't forget to come and
| lend helping hand. A boost for
| the hospital is a boost for the town.
The Children's Day offering amount
of $15.65 was turned over to the
Wickenburg Welfare League to aid
in caring for the Town needy. This
offering usually goes to the National
Sunday School Funds to be used in
pioneer Sunday School work
Mr. and Mrs George A. Roberts,
brother and sister-in-law of our towns
man w. r. Roberts whose wife lies
critically i'll at their home on South
| Tegener Street, was called to Wick
enburg late Monday evening, as Mrs.
Roberts had taken a turn for the
worse. Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts
returned to Phoenix Tuesday accom-
panied by one of the young daughters
who is in poor health. Troubles
come not singly, as the Geo. A. Rob-
| erts lost a child with infantile par
alysis last week in Phoenix aged %
months.
w. L. Carpenter was business Wis
itor in Phoenix Wednesday.
The Wickenburg Fire Department
met Tuesday evening to make plans
for the 4th of July celebration, and
adopted the following program
IL to 2 p. m-Prizes in all contests.
Free Watermelon Feed
2:30 p. m.-Baseball
500 p. m.-Free Barbecue
Big dance at night by the Wicken-
burg Baseball Team.
Rather belated announcements were
received in Wickenburg of the mar
riage of Anna Katherine Rees, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Rees, former postmistress
at Wickenburg, to Mr. Harold Loomis
Edes at Los Angeles on May 23rd.
The young couple will make their
home at Holbrook, Arizona.
Mr.. A. Harding, civil engineer for
the Santa Fe, and Miss Thomas of
Wickenburg were quietly married on
June 18th. Congratulations are in
| order.
Mrs o. S. Aulick left Monday ev-
ening for an extended visit with her
parents and other relatives in Ken
tucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed of Clarkdale mo-
tored to Wickenburg Sunday to visit
with the family Of E. J. Dignan, re-
turning to Clarkdale same day. Miss
Mary Frances renamed here to visit
her cousin, Miss Florence Dignan, for
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. g. Wood spent the
week end at the ranch of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ora Ham and while in that
neighborhood visited the old Cave
ness ranch, about 12 miles east OF
town and enjoyed the big shade trees
and the abundance of fine fruit. Mrs
Wood brought horne a supply of
plums and is exhibiting some fine
jelly and plum but,
Don't forget that every Thursday
evening has been set aside as ground
clearing day by the Wickenburg Aux
Hilary of the N. F. H. A.
O. P. Morton is confined to his
home with an attack of indigestion
from becoming overheated.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hicks and Mrs.
Strietz of Phoenix spent Sunday with
Mrs. B. J. Witherlay.
Rev. Hunter was in Phoenix Tues
day.
Mrs. E. G. Malloy is visiting in
Fort Worth on her way home from
Cleveland, Ohio, and expects to ar
rive in Wickenburg about June 25th.
The Wickenburg Miner issued on
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