Arizona state miner., 1925-04-25
W|CKENBURG NEWS.

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Mr. and Mrs. B. w. Copeland ex-
pect to leave very soon for Dallas,
Texas, where Mr.. Copeland will be
local manager of the keystone View
Company.
Mrs. Ike Wood celebrated her sixty
second birthday last Saturday. She
received several lovely gifts, one of
which was from her son, Pete Mick
elson of The Dalles, Oregon.
Yarnell mountains just north of
Wickenburg are covered with snow
and the people of Wickenburg are
enjoying pleasant Iceland breezes.
The Mesa w. o. w. Baseball team
will play the Wickenburg baseball
team tomorrow afternoon.
One of the most successful school
entertainments given this year was
Senior Glass Night at the Granada
Theater last Friday. The stage was
made very attractive with a living
room suite, penants, pillows, flowers,
and pictures. The pictures deserve
particular mention. Two were done
in oil by Lottie Baker. The class
motto "Jog On" was drawing by
Profidio Garcia of the Sophomore
class.
Frances Howell, president of the
class, introduced the members, who
were to appear on the first part of
the program:
Joe Rohrer .........C Glass Will
LOttie Baker ....... Glass History
June CharlebOls Glass Prophecy
The second number of the evening
was a monologue ''Rube Punkinseed"
by Joe Rohrer.
The one act play 1.-TWO of Kind"
finished the evening. No particular
person starred, since each one of the
cast was admirably suited to the char
acter he represented. General COM
ment at the close of the play was
unanimous in praising the members
of the play, and their coach, Mrs
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bennett and
little son Lawrence from Chandler
came up Saturday evening to visit
r. Barnette and family, returning
Sunday evening.
Simon Poquette was Wickenburg
VlS1tOr tuesday.
surprise party was given Thurs
day evening by Mrs Hedrick in honor
OF Laura and Llyde, her children.
Many school friends enjoyed the
party and everyone reported a good
time.
Miss Rose Garcia, Miss Helen Deck
and Harry Syar motored to the Dia-
mond Joe mine Sunday to spend the
day with Miss Nellie Deck.
Lou Charlebois and daughter June
spent the week end in Phoenix.
Mrs. Gladys Jones, Miss Veda Es-
ther, Mrs. McGinnis and daughters
Ruth and Eva, and Mrs. Gordon spent
Saturday and Sunday in Phoenix
shopping.
Mrs. Susie Reedy and daughter
OF Constellation spent Sunday in this
city.
Brooks Copeland, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Rivers Copeland, Miss Es-
ther Jackson, Miss Frances Cope
land, Romaine Lowdermilk and Elvin
jackson spent Sunday at the Monte
CristO mine
Wickenburg was surprised by
shower Tuesday.
Lee Barnette and wife, Mrs. Leo
Nash and Mrs. John Boetto spent
Sunday at Kirkland.
Miss Esther Jackson, Mrs. Gladys
Jones, Miss Frances Copeland and
Elvln Jackson motored to Phoenix
Saturday and were accompanied by
Miss Rivers Copeland on their re-
turn.
Leo Nash came home for a visit
with his wife Sunday evening. re-
turning to Phoenix Monday.
A surprise party was given by Mrs.
Bill Miller in honor of the thirteenth
birthday of her daughter, Pearl.
Those present were Anna Hammond,
Clara May Miller, Alma Poquette,
Kathrine Poquette, Adelaide O'Brien,
Mary Peck Gladys Haynes, Raleigh
Barnette, and Robert and Frank Po-
quette.
Louis Hammer, former resident of
Wickenburg and nephew of Mrs. F.
X. O'Brien, passed through this city
Friday enrOute to the Grand Canyon
as the guest of Governor Hunt.
Joseph Wittmann of the Wittmann
projects returned to Wickenburg on
Thursday.
Services were held at the Catholic
Church last Sunday. There is to be
Mass again tomorrow.
Mrs. w. L. Stevers, former resident
of Wickenburg, passed through from
nj
Country motorists are cautioned
against driving on country highways