Arizona state miner., 1925-03-07
wlcKENRuRG NEWS

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pupils are out of school on account OF
the "fiu" L. G. Collins, Robert and
Francis Fuel, Garry and Billy Peck,
Marcella O'Campo. and Clarabelle
Fisher are among them
Mrs. F. x. O'Brien with her son
Anthony and daughter Adelaide was
in Phoenix visiting with her sister
Mrs Bell this week. While there two
other sisters Mrs. G. H. Tweed came
! from Los Angeles, and Mrs. Angelina
Hammer from Casa Grande SO that
there was a sort of family reunion OF
them ALL F. X O'Brien went to Phoe-
nix Friday on the return of Mrs.
O'Brien.
Mrs. Henry Thofern has been ailing
again recently. but seems to be doing
fairly we'll now.
The Wickenburg Library AssoCia-
ton matter is still in the courts. In
the first set-to the Town Council was
decided against and many are won
dering what their answer will be. c.
F. Ainsworth is the Associations At
torney.
Mrs. Geo wentworth, Mr. and Mrs.
in Phoenix Tuesday.
Rev. T. S. Hunter was a Phoenix
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Mills of the Abe
Lincoln mine, who have been living
in town for the past year. have just
returned from coast vacation which
lasted about two weeks.
E. N. Rudd was in town Sunday.
Anthony O'Brien had birthday
party Saturday in honor of his twelfth
birthday Those who attended were
Louis, Arthur| and Joe Charlebois.
Billy Carpenter, Charles Shontz. Billy
Peck, Efren, Willie and Albert Garcia,
Robert and Frank Pouquette, Collins
Latham, Russell White, Lawrence
O'Brien, Robert Harwood, Billy Nell
Weaver, Laverna- and Valerie Voss,
Jane Lane, Anna Latham, Pearl Mil
Ter, Alma Pouquette, Laura Hedrick,
Clara May Miller, Adelaide O'Brien,
and several others. Miss Schulz, Miss
Daugherty, Mrs. Leo Weaver, Mrs.
Ed. Malloy acted as chaperons. A
good time was had by ALL
/ Mr. and Mrs Henry Alrich and son
Henry Jr. mOtOred to their ranch on
Saturday.
The P. T. A program of Thursday,
February 26th, was as follows:
Song-They Needed a Song Bird in
Heaven. :. i. Frances Howell,
Clarabelle Fisher, Lena Baker.
Lottie Baker, Muriel Hedrick,
! Adelaide O'Brien
Song-The Garden of Tomorrow.
.......... Mrs. Roy Richards
Song-Gray Days. Mrs Roy Richards
Talk-The Mind. Mrs. G. V. Jones
Talk-The Heart. Mrs. A p Hennig
Talk-Service of Hands and Feet.
..... Miss Veda Esther
Talk-The Stomach. Martha Hennig
| Talk-The Soul. Rev. T. S. Hunter
Talk-Purpose and Need from Teach
ers' View Point &. :. Miss Schulz
/ The program was very entertaining
and enjoyed by all.
| The Ladies' Aid Society is giving a
Penny Social at the Church Tuesday
/ w W. Bass met with a very serious
accident about three weeks since that
came near putting him out for good
and since that he has had to be very
guarded about his movements. A
party who was with him out on lit
tie prospecting trip only a few miles
east of Wickenburg was accountable
for it, by accidentally knocking down
few hundred pounds of boulders on
top of him while engaged in building
some location monuments. He is
slowly getting on his feet again, but
is afraid it will be a long time in
reaching a complete cure. Bill Bass,
his son, is in Phoenix and is not very
well. He is on a vacation with his
mother.
W. w Bass is now busy putting in
an irrigating plant and swimming
pool
A. N. Lane is doing lots of improve
ment on his property and is planting
a lot of fruit trees. He has pump
ing plant already installed.
The bridge at Blythe will be built
by private money and that will help
Wickenburg when it is completed.
The Mines don't seem to be doing
much lately.
George Clark, mining engineer of
Five Points and Phoenix, is now en-
ployed at the Diamond Joe mine near
Wickenburg.
Swat It!-That bill for raise in
salaries of Supervisors will make lazy