Arizona state miner., 1925-05-23
WICKENBURG NEWS.

]. H. O'Brien and family of Phoe-
nix and Ted Tweed spent the week
end with the F. X O'Briens, and on
their return to Phoenix they were
accompanied by Adelaide and Anthony
O'Brien.
w. r. Roberds and family of Glen
dale have moved into the big adobe
on south Tegener street, where they
expect to remain during the summer
Mr.. Simon Pouquette and family
left Thursday morning for their home
in Williams. Little Aimee Pouquette
still being a very sick child, Mrs.
PouQuette was anxious to get her to
a cooler climate
Mr.. Lou Charlebois and family have
moved into the Addie Fuel home,
which they purchased recently.
Mrs. Frank Tarbutton and Rev. T.
S. Hunter and family spent Sunday
at the Bishopp ranch.
Joe Rohrer spent Saturday and Sun
day at Wilcox
Mrs. J. A. Rohrer is visiting Mr..
ROhrer at Skull Valley where he is
now working
DR.. Copeland was called to Morris
town on professional business Thurs
day.
Mrs. Wilson returned to Wicken-
burg Thursday from Forepaugh where
she was called to nurse Mrs. Martin
who has been quite ILL.,
Mrs. Geo. Wentworth and children
spent the week end in Parker visit
ing friends.
Miss Rivers Copeland spent the
week end with DR.. and Mrs. Cope
land.
The last meeting of the Ladies Aid
of the Presbyterian Church was held
on Thursday. They will rest until
September whenn they expect to take
up their work again.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Davis died shortly after birth,
and was buried last Saturday.
Mrs. o. S. Aulick contemplates a
visit to her nome in Kentucky in the
near future
Mrs. Mildred Baxter and children
and Mrs. w. L. Carpenter and son
Billy met with what might have been
serious accident last Sunday, when
the auto in which they were riding
collided with another machine. Mrs.
Baxter was cut about the face and
otherwise badly shaken up, while
Mrs. Carpenter and Billy suffered in
like manner. Little Douglas was uIl-
injured as was Drais Baxter. who wa.
driving the Car.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Barnette mo.
tored to Scottsdale last Sunday for
the ball game, taking several of the
players with them. Although the
score was II to in favor of Scots
dale, the Wickenburg team did some
of the best playing they have done
this season. Next Sunday they will
play Rudolph's Ford Mechanics at
Wickenburg. We would like to see a
large crowd out to root for the home
team.
Tony Boetto is expected home next
week from Phoenix where he has
been teaching the past winter.
Mrs. Henry Allrich and son have
left for their ranch at Wenden for
the summer
The Mills family are expecting to
move out to their mine next week.
Mr.. Mills has been in Los Angeles
for the past few days.
Mr.. A. N. Lane, his brother, and
Jack and Jane Lane motored to Phoe-
nix Monday with Mr.. Bergeven.
Mrs. E. H. Smith of the Hotel
Vernetta at Wickenburg, was a Miner
Office visitor on Monday. We well
come these calls of our Wickenburg
friends and in passing through Five
Points, wish more of them would
drop in. Plenty of gas next door.
Anthony and Adelaide O'Brien Of
Wickenburg are spending a portion
of their vacation with friends and
relatives in Phoenix
G. w. Mardis, mine owner of the
Buckhorn region just over the divide
from the Abe Lincoln mine, reports
his properties are all being developed
in that locality.
Mrs. James Tiley entertained the
Friday Bridge Club this week.
Miss Dorthea Osborn of Peoria is
spending the week in Wickenburg.
Miss June Charlebois was the week
end guest of Miss Mary Reedy at
Constellation.
Mrs. Naomi E. Kelhs, assisted by
her pupils, gave a musical recital
at her home on Wednesday evening
which was thoroughly enjoyed by
parents and friends