Arizona state miner., 1925-07-25

spent last Sunday afternoon with Dr.
and Mrs. Copeland.
Mrs. Lucas, who has been in poor
health and has been staying at the
home of Mrs. G. L. Wilson, left Thurs
day.
Miss Frances Howell is quite i'll
measles.
Paul Hunter is visiting Junior Mills
at the Abe Lincoln Mine this week.
Mrs. Jackson and family are visit
ing at the Woodmansee home Mrs.
Jackson is a daughter of Mrs Wood
mansee.
Mrs. Shackelford and daughters
Adele and Helene were shopping in
Phoenix Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Hunter and fam
lily spent Friday and Saturday at the
Monte Cristo mine visiting friends.
Lee Barnette and wife motored to
the mountains for the week end and
enjoyed a short vacation.
Miss Helen New of Scottsdale is
visiting at the Davis home
Mr.. V. D. Green has taken Jimmy
Tiley's place at the Wickenburg Gar
age.
Saturday afternoon all the cattle
men of the vicinity met with DR..
Harpe, veterinarian, and Mr.. w r.
Roberds at Hyders Garage to discuss
the feasibility of dipping the cattle
in this section. Since there is scar
cely any feed and the cattle in such
poor condition at this time it was
deemed advisable to postpone the dip
ping till Fall
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Nash have re-
turned from Prescott where they
have been for the past week They
spent last week end visiting with
friends in Phoenix.
While visiting in Prescott, Mrs.
Malloy called on Mrs. L. A. White,
who is planning to spend the rest of
the summer there and found her
much improved from her recent ill
ness.
Mrs. Austin Wright and daughter
have returned from a week spent in
Prescott, where Mr.. Wright has been
working during the canteloupe rush.
L. A. White has been working as
engineer in Phoenix for the past few
days.
Bill Miller and family are planning
trip to the White Mountains the
last of this month.
Mrs. Draper of the White Camp
together with her son and daughter
motored to Wickenburg Thursday.
Lou Charlebois came down from
the northern part of the state tC
spend few days with his family
this week.
Mrs. Tarbutton has proven herself
to be very artistic interior decorat
or, as evidenced by the work she has
done in the hotel The rooms are
light and airy looking and the work
of papering and painting has the ap
pearance of an experts touch.
Mr. and Mrs. Wohlenburg of Tubs
City spent Sunday as the guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. Copeland and family
on their way to New Mexico tC
visit relatives
Mrs. and Mrs. " D. Green of Wick
enburg drove to Aguila Sunday tc
visit relatives.
A. N. Lane our energetic townsman
is getting his home place on the
ranch across the river in shape tC
begin construction of the house
which when completed will be al
ideal home.
Mrs. D. w. MiZell, wife of the Stan
dard Oil Campany agent at this place
returned from the coast last week.
Mrs Ernest Hershkowitz visited
friends at the Monte Cristo mine las
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H. O'Brien of Phoe
nix, and Mrs. Montgomery and Gar
land Wheeler of Bucoda, Mo, anC
Miss Evelyn Lee Fry of hos Angeles
motored to Wickenburg Sunday tt
spend the day with the F. X. O'Brie1
family.
Mrs. Strietz and Miss Evelyn New
conner of Phoenix -mOtOred to Wick
enburg Sunday and spent the DAY
with Mrs. b. J. Witherlay.
Messrs. Bob White and Jack Bur
den of Prescott were Wckenburg Wis
tors this week
Messrs. Joseph Whitman, Jr., anC
Howard Clark of Walnut Grove, were
in town the first of the week.
Mr.. c. w. Mckee of Phoenix wa
a visitor in Wickenburg Monday.