Arizona state miner., 1925-06-27

price bid for securities Of the de-
funct Wickenburg Central Bank last
week. They were sold at sheriff's
sale under judgment obtained by
the State of Arizona as a preferred
creditor. Many of the depositors
have signed a petition asking the
State, on behalf of the robbed depos-
itors, to waive it's rights as prefer
red creditor.
Wickenburg will have it's usual 4th
of July festivities. There will be the
big annual barbecue, a baseball game,
watermelon feast and rousing cOun-
try folks dance with visitors from all
the nearby camps and towns.
Mrs. D. w. Mizell left for the coast
Friday to spend the heated term.
Leo Weaver and family spent Mon
day in Phoenix.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Goss, in
Wickenburg, June 22nd, a fine baby
boy. Both mother and son are doing
we'll
Harry Watson was a week end Wis
itor with the O'Brien boys last week,
and on his return to Phoenix Monday
morning was accompanied by Anthony
O'Brien, who will spend several days
with Kenneth Watson.
Mrs. E. J. Dignan spent Monday and
Tuesday in Phoenix as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Springer.
Mrs. e. G. MalIoy returned home
Tuesday from her trip to Cleveland,
Ohio. Mr.. Malloy met her at Ash
Fork, and accompanied her home.
Rev. Hunter spent several days in
Phoenix this week in the interest of
the hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. Copeland and daugh-
ter 10, were Phoenix visitors We'd
nesday last.
Mesdames Hunter, Shackelford and
Lewenthal gave marshmallow roast
for the neighborhood children Tues
day.
Mrs. Stanford Hedrick has taken
one of the I. B. Wood apartments.
Mrs. Lou Charlebois and sons Ar
thur and Jojo returned from Flag
staff Monday.
Louis Charlebois is making nice
recovery from the autom obile acci-
dent Sunday last.
Mrs J. A. Rohrer was in Phoenix
Tuesday and is now with Mr.. Rohrer
at Skull Valley.
The Ladies Aid held special meet
ing Wednesday.
Mrs. Roy Richards was a Wicken-
burg visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Penny of the Vulture
mine have taken the Ohaco house
! for the summer.
Some one poisoned a valuable dog
belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler.
George Nash, after spending a week
or ten days with his brother and Sis
| ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Nash,
was loath to leave for Prescott Wed
nesday morning. We trust that he
will come again.
Mrs. Leo Nash was in Phoenix on
| Thursday visiting.
The people of Wickenburg who are
| interested in the Library are request
| ed to drop in and see for themselves
the condition the building was turn
ed over to the association. They will
see that the Town Council permitted
the north wall to be mutiIated and
wet to such an extent that the beaver
board has swelled and cupped so that
it will have to be replaced, before the
inside of the building can be repaint-
ed and fitted up as a Library. See
ing is believing.
Don't forget that Thursday evening
Of each week is set aside for the
| people of Wickenburg to work on the
| hospital grounds. Ladies will serve
| sandwiches and coffee to those who
work.
Wickenburg Library Association
held a special meeting Wednesday to
take steps necessary for the emer-
gency created by the damaged con-
| dition in which they found the IL
brary building, as it is their desire to
| place it in condition to open it to the
public at the earliest possible date.
Mrs w. L. Carpenter is reported
as improving from an attack of the
measles.
Mrs. L. A. White entertained the
Bridge Club this week.
! Mrs. w. r. Roberds passed away
at the family home ON South Tege-
ner Street Thursday at 1920 .. m.
She was 81 years of age and had
| been in good health until last Octo-
| ber, when she suffered an attack of
the flu and from that time on had
been in declining health. She leaves
| to mourn her loss besides her de-
voted husband, seven children rang