Arizona state miner., 1925-03-21
wIckENRuRG MENTION
Interesting News of Wickenburg Peo-
pie and Happenings

interesting News OF Wickenburg Peo-
pie and Happenings
The Friday Bridge Club met at the
home of Mrs. James Tiley Friday.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. James Lederer.
Mrs B. J. Witherlay returned to
her home in Wickenburg Tuesday,
after several weeks visit with friends
in Phoenix.
Leslie Howell has returned to the
city after a sojourn in Oakland, Cal.
The Fireman's Bali held at the
Granada Theater on st. Patricks day
was huge success from every stand
point. Visitors from out of town
were numerous. Guests from Leo
Weaver's Dude Ranch near here and
also guests from Castle Hot Springs
Hotel were present, who seemed to
enjoy themselves to the fullest. Many
danced into the early morning hours.
There was a prize waltz during the
evening at which two prizes were
offered. The first prize was won by
Mr. and Mrs A. P. Hennig, which
goes to show that the old style po-
sition is still winner. Second prize
..
z. J. Dignan.
J. II. O'Brien and family of Bucoda,
Missouri, who have been the house
guests Of the F. X O'Briens for the
past two weeks, took possession Of
their new home at 80 West Willetta
Street, Phoenix, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Reedy and
daughter Mary came in from Constel-
lation to attend the Fireman's Ball
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Crabb and brother of
Aguila were noticed among the out
of-town people attending the Fire
| mans Ball.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
/. B. Wood has about recovered from
her recent indisposition. /. B. is still
on the sick list.
Thelma wilson is back in school
after an illness of some days.
We understand that Clara Grant is
improving rapidly now, and we hope
to see her back in school before long.
Florence Dignan is again in her
usual good health.
Mrs. Paul Harmon has been missed
from the postoffice the past few days.
Reason-a bad cold which has kept
| her at home. Glad to know that she
is convalescing.
Leo Weaver of the Circle Flying w
Ranch was business visitor in Phoe-
nix Thursday
Mrs. Gladys Jones and Mrs. Harri-
cite Voss are back in school this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Carpenter have
both been confined to bed this week
with case of the FLU"
Mrs. Chilson of Tempe, mother of
Mrs. Carpenter, is visiting with her
daughter and family.
Joseph Wittmann, Jr., is confined
to hospital in Phoenix with slight
attack of influenza. We understand
he is on the mend at this writing.
Russell White has been out of school
this week on account of bad cold
He expects to return to school Mon
day, as he is able to be up and around
now.
Beginning Sunday, March %, there
will be Sunday school and Bible His
tory taught at ST. Anthony's Catholic
Church at II a. m. Mrs. William
Hogue is the teacher. On the Sun
days that Mass is held, classes will
be held Immediately after Mass.
Look out for the Tamale Supper
to be given in the near future by the
ladies of the Wickenburg Library AS
sociation for the btnefit of the library
and reading room. Date and place
to be decided upon later.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Poquette and
family are down with influenza this
week.
Francis Fuel spent Monday and
Tuesday in Phoenix visiting friends
and incidentally doing little shop
ping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foy Barnette were
observed in Phoenix Monday.
The many friends of Mrs. H. L.
Thofern will be glad to learn that
she is rapidly improving from her
late illness.