Arizona state miner., 1925-09-26
Wickenburg Personal Mention.

Several railroad bridges were
washed out between Wickenburg and
Hillside and two small washouts were
reported between Matthie and Aguila.
The Los Angeles passenger train of
Friday night was marooned at Mat
THE all night and the Ash Form train
was compelled to return to Wicken-
burg, where it remained until Satur-
day evening The California line
was opened Saturday night and the
Ash Fork line Monday night
The stockmen are jubilant over the
prospects for fall and winter feed.
Mrs Juencke, nee Elphie Davis,
formerly Of Wickenburg, called on old
time friends in the city this week,
leaving later for Prescott for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. w. w. Bass returned to her
home here Thursday after an all
summer visit with her son VIM. Bass,
Jr., at Grand Canyon.
The Parent-Teachers reception was
held Friday evening in honor of the
teachers and a program was given.
Lou Charlebois left Saturday after
noon for Flagstaff on business. Re
was delayed one day on account OF
the washout.
Mrs. M. S. Shackelford and two lit
tie daughters were in Phoenix Mon
day attending the circus.
The schools were closed for the day
, Monday to give all who wished the
opportunity to attend the Ringing
Brothers & Barnum and Bailey circus
in Phoenix
w. r. Curry motored to Phoenix
Saturday afternoon, returning Monday
| morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry c. Kabelin OF
Winslow arrived Sunday on the late
train from Los Angeles and were the
guests of Lee Chesbro and wife On
Monday they attended the circus in
Phoenix, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs Chesbro.
Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Penny have
moved from the Ohaco home to one
Of the Chas. Meller cottages, vacated
, by Rev. Mr.. Hunter and family.
Elmer Lambert was a business Wis
| itor in Phoenix Saturday afternoon
as was Chas. A Fitch of the P. and
w. Meat Company
Mrs. A n Lane and two children
and Billie Nell Weaver, attended the
| circus Monday. Others going down
We're: H. G. Parrish, wife and two
daughters; w. S. Miller and family:
Mrs. Fl. G. Dow Mrs G.. c.. Went
worth and sons. Miss Clara Grant
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, E. Lambert Mr..
and Mrs. Barnette and son Raleigh:
| Charles ShOntz; Mrs. E. J Dignan:
and daughter; A. Lewenthal, wife and
| daughter
| Wayne ThOrnberg passed through
| the city Tuesday on his way to his
ranch near Kirkland.
Judge Connery was visitor Mon
| day arranging for music for the dance
to be held at the old Congress mine,
September 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee
motored to Phoenix Monday after
noon. Returning with them for few
| days visit was Mr. Woodmansee's
| aunt, Mrs. Jean Woodmansee of Los
Angeles, California.
Miss Amy Orozca was in from Wen
den one day this week shopping.
James F. Fits of Salome was
rushed to Wickenburg Tuesday for
medical attention after having his
foot badly injured.
Lauren Marks, wife and son called
on Wickenburg friends "Wednesday.
Mr. Marks has been acting as agent
at Iron Springs for the summer and
! will return to his regular work with
| the Santa Fe at Glendale, the Iron
! Springs station having been closed for
! tbs season.
Eugene Arnstein returned to his
| home in San Francisco after some
weeks spent in the vicinity.
E. Tisnerat of Arlington, Calf. re-
| turned to his home Friday after a
! business visit to this city
Chas A. Sheldon, jeweler of Phoe-
nix, was business visitor in the
city one day last week.
Miss Katherine Beals returned to
| her home in San Francisco Wednes-
day night after an all summer visit
here with her father, R. L. Beals.
A. A. Johns was in Wickenburg last
week, returning to his home in Pres
colt Thursday
]. Lederer will return to Wicken-
! burg and reopen the Wickenburg the
| ater about October l. The opening
show will be "The Ten Command
ments." Mr.. Lederer has spent the
summer season in Flagstaff, where
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