Arizona state miner., 1925-10-03
LOCAL NEWS Of
W|CKENBURG
ENWRONS

The meeting of the Ladies of the
Community held it's regular meeting
Thursday, and appointed a relief COM
mlttee to look after the INDECENT and
sick of the community, which consists
of Mesdames w. L. Richards, Lee
Barnette, and E. c. Malloy.
DR.. J. A. Copeland is on the sick
list the past few days.
w. T. Machan, former principal of
the Wickenburg Schools and now the
principal of Creighton school at
Phoenix, bagged a buck deer and
rushed it to Phoenix on Thursday.
His deer was the fourth to reach
sportsman's headquarters, arriving in
Phoenix about noon of the same day
he killed it.
Thursday evening three deer had
been killed and brought to town.
Charley Davis, Mr.. Campbell and Mr.
Wltherspoon of the Wickenburg Res
taurant each have one to their credit.
Harry Watson is spending the week
end In Wickenburg visiting friends.
and incidentally looking after dear.
Mrs. E. c. Malloy entertained at
bridge Friday, October End. Those
present were Mesdames White, Lane.
Nash. Penny, Mills, Lewenthal, Mizell
and Alrich. Dainty refreshments were
served and an enjoyable afternoon
was spent
The Annual meeting of the Board
OF Directors Of the Wickenburg Lii
brary Association will be held at the
Library Thursday evening, October 8.
at 1880. 1t is to be hoped that all of
the directors will attend this meeting.
as the election of officers for the COM
ing year will be held.
Mr.. w. A. Parish spent several days
In Prescott this week.
Ramon Valencia, who is in the en-
ploy of the Whitman Projects. is
spending few days in Wickenburg
this week.
Word was received this week IN
Wlckenburg from the Rev. T. S. Hun
ter TO the effect that they are lone
some for Arizona, and it is the hone
OF their many friends here that they
VIII eventually come back here to
live.
Mrs. A. H. Hammer, sister of
Mrs. f. X. O'Brien, is expected to ar
rive IN Wickenburg this week for a
visit with relatives before returning
10 her home in Casa Grande.
Mr.. Ed. Wynn, one of the Santa Fe
prakemen, met with an unfortunate
accident while alighting from the ca
ooose. IN some way he stumbled and
Ieli' breaking small bone in his arm.
LIT. copeland rendered first aid and
sent MIN In to the Santa Fe hospital
III Los Angeles, where he will be able
10 rave the x-rays and expert care.
F. X. O'Brien was a business v;si.
tor IN Phoenix Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Woods. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Purdv.
lett town Wednesday evening. going
west OF town to hunt deer.
Lawrence O'Brien left town We'd.
nesday to be on hand bright and early
OcloDer lsd, so as to get a shot at .
oeeF. up TO the present writing no
word has been received from him az
to his success.
Mr. F. NJ Kerrick of the Ramnda
Ranch was business visitor in Phoe.
nix this week
"Au MIS- Rm. Roe0Y and
daughter Mary motored in to Wicken-
ourg Thursday to attend the opening
OF the Granada Theater.
DR.. ]. A. Copeland received a call
10 Hot Springs Junction on profes-
SlonaI business Tuesday.
The infant son of Professor and
Mrs. Weaver is reported slightly in.
disposed this week, but nothing SER
iOus.
Mr.. Henry Alrich returned to the
Rosada Ranch last Friday. after
pleasant few days with his family in
Wickenburg.
Romano Lowdermilk spent Sunday
at Aguila
Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. Carpenter and
Mrs. Mildred Baxter and son Doug
las motored to Phoenix Saturday.
Miss Hood, one of the teachers here.
spent the week end in Tempe with
her parents.
Work has begun at the Wickenburg
Public Library to classify and mum