Arizona state miner., 1925-06-13
INTERESTING ITEMS ABOUT
HAPPENINGS IN WICKENBURC

Al LeWenthal and wife were PhOe-
nix visitors Thursday.
w. Henderson and wife motored to
Peoria Wednesday evening.
Henry Alrich and wife were Wis
itors in Wickenburg Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Lou Charlebois and
sons Arthur and Joe left for Bull
Basin Ranch Friday morning.
w. w. Bass was Phoenix visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. N. Lane entertained the
bridge club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Luke and daughter
Anne Marie, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson Car
ter motored from Phoenix to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Lou Charlebois.
Mrs. James Tiley and daughter left
Wednesday for Indiana to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Jimmie Lederer is leaving on
the 18th to join Mr.. Lederer at Flag
staff for the summer
Mrs. H. G. Caveness and children
and Mrs. Henry Renaud of Phoenix
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Lou
OAd1 1ODOAOs
Calvin Robe motored from Phoenix
Sunday, visiting his mother who is
guest at the Charlebois Hotel.
Mrs. Bobbie Grant and Mrs. Don
Adams were in Phoenix for several
days last week. On their return
from the Capitol City, Mrs. Adams
was called to California on account of
the illness of her father.
Mrs. Bobbie Grant and Mrs. Dod-
son have taken one of the Mcneil
cottages for the summer.
The frame cottage that was located
on the lot near the school house has
been moved up the hill, the school
grounds extended and greatly improv-
ed.
Mrs. Sandefur is spending a few
days in Wickenburg this week.
The dance given by the baseball
team Saturday at the Granada Thea
ter was quite a success from the
standpoint of attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartwright of Aguila
came in to attend the dance Sat
urday.
Mrs. Crabb and her two brothers,
Hugh and Rudolph Walters of Aguila,
motored in to attend the dance Sat
urday.
Mrs. Lewenthal entertained the
bridge club last week. Those present
were Mesdames Lane, White, Mizell,
Dignan, Charlebois, Hogue and Hen
derSOn.
Misses Elaine and Louise McDon-
aid, formerly of Wickenburg but now
located at Phoenix, motored to Wick
enburg Saturday to attend the dance
Quite number of out of town peo-
pie were noticed at the dance Sat
urday.
Mrs. w. L. Carpenter is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Chilson, at Tempe
Mrs. M. D. Burns and daughter Ruth
were Phoenix visitors Thursday.
F. X. O'Brien returned Wednesday
after ten day visit in Phoenix.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Wickenburg Library Association was
held at the residence of President
Mrs. I. B. Woods Thursday evening
June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Drumm and
daughter Ida of Winslow visited their
daughter, Mrs. William Hogue, this
week on their way to the Roosevelt
Dam.
William Hogue and family are leav-
ing Wickenburg on or about June II
to make their home at Covina, Cal
ifornia, where Mr.. Hogue has very
promising outlook. They will be very
mn0H micQQ6 hU fhnirs NC
friends here.
Russell White left Thursday morn
ing for Phoenix, from thence he will
go by automobile to Hollywood with
his aunt and uncle for a short stay.
Mr. Hinkle of Ashfork spent sew
eral. days in Wickenburg this week
as the guest of NJ D. Burns.
Mrs. F. x. O'Brien and children
Adelaide and Anthony, returned from
Phoenix Friday evening, where the
two latter were operated on at ST.
Josephs Hospital for the removal Of
tonsils and adenoids.
Kenneth Watson returned to his
home in Phoenix Sunday evening af-
ter pleasant two weeks visit with
the O'Brien boys.
Max Chesebro is able to be up and
around again after an attack of the
measles.
Mr.. E. c. MalIoy is on the sick
list this week. He is now in Pres
cott, where he is having some dental
work done.
Frances Copeland was laid up last