Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31

SdCu W0lSuSQ over twenty pounds.
He is curing the fruit inside as the
recent rains tended to mildew it, the
fruit growing so closely on the stem
that it held the moisture, which did
not drain off. What dates have rip
ened are sweet and of fine flavor
Mr.. Cowell also has wonderful
Thompson seedless grapevine which
bears continuously. He has taken
ripe fruit from it for seven consecu-
tive months. The writer of this ar
t1cle saw lunches on that vine which
are maturing now. Mr.. Cowell will
have grapes in November
Mr.. Tyler from Amador, CAL, was
here for several days looking around.
He went to Casa Grande Tuesday to
visit the ruins. He will possibly re-
turn here after having taken in the
sights of the Capital
Mr.. Lamont, who has mined for
years in California and Arizona, is
spending some time here looking over
our mineral district and incidentally
recuperating from a recent illness.
Mrs. Roy Sayre, nee Genevieve
~NOWNO1IAb pclSoCu InIOUSu w IChSIl-
burg Monday enroute to Prescott
| from Los Angeles. Mrs Sayre drove
| from California accompanied by her
daughter Irene and small son and
! expect to reside in Prescott. Mrs
Sayre lived in Wickehburg some
years ago and was raised in Phoenix.
| l. B. Woods and wife and several
| others from here enjoyed an old
fashioned dance while at Ora Hams
for the last week end. They danced
to music by radio from a broadcast
ing station in New York besides hav-
ing a regular old-fashoned fiddler to
play all the cid tunes which make
the feet of old timers itch to join
in, They did with a will Virginia
Reels, QuadriIles, Varso Vienne.
Polka-all the old-fashioned steps
Ike and his wife are up or the new
| ones but hadn't forgotten the old
ones. Ike told the writer he'd dane
ed so much he was almost but not
quite lame. At any rate everyone
had the time of their lives
Mrs. Brown and son, Murray M
Brown will arrive from Kansas City
Thursday to spend the winter at Re-
went to Phoenix Monday to shop and
! take in the sights
The Freshman picnic which took
place Tuesday night up the river was
highly successful affair and was
greatly enjoyed by all present Prof
Weaver and wife, Mr.. Perkinson and
wife, Mr.. McLennan, Miss Hood, Miss
Daugherty, Mrs Voss, Mrs. Copeland.
! Mrs. Wilson, and Mrs. G.. M. Hut
Crimson enjoyed the fun with the
school children
The indoor circus to be given by
the Camp Fire Girls will take place
Saturday night, Oct 81, at the school
| house and will begin with a parade
Clownss bareback riders and many
animals in cages will be in evidence.
One ring-many stunts. The girls
and their leaders are very busy at
present practicing their various parts.
e. d. Burden of Remuda Ranch
went to Phoenix Friday on business !.
Glenn Conrad and Miss Helen New
of Scottsdale, who were married Tues
day in Phoenix are here visiting with
the groom's aunt, Mrs Davis. Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad are on their way to
CdlIlOIuld IOI d lew weeks honeymoon
| trip.
The writer has just received some
| specimens of we'll formed apples and
plum and apple blossoms from the
trees on the Ora Ham ranch across
the river. Those trees have already
! borne crop of fruit this year. Won
derful to behold, the recent rains have
so stimulated them that they are
! again in leaf and blossom. The ap-
pies even commencing to fruit. There
are also some plums formed on the
trees. 1t is possible that should there
be no frost this winter the fruit may
mature, the trees producing two crops
in one year. Marvellous? Yes but
many wonderful things happen in this
vicinity We will be much interested
In watching the progress of this at
tempt at fruiting twice yearly Why
| not everbearing fruit trees as we'll as
strawberries, which are quite common
Mrs. 1 B. Wood was taken sud
denly sick Thursday with an attack Of
acute Indigestion Dr. Copeland was
called and she is improving
REMUDA RANCH ENTERTAINS