Arizona state miner., 1925-04-11
wIcKENBuRe MENTION
Local Items OF interest to People Of
Wickenburg and Vicinity

ing called to take the examinations
for Conductor On arrival at Pres
cott they found the weather very
cold and it was showing, so they
phOned back to Wickenburg for their
overcOats.
Leo Nash is now working in Phoe-
nix as conductor leaving here Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Leo Nash is now able to be
up and around after a severe attack
of the flu
Robert Fuel, one of the Wicken-
burg high school boys, left for Cali
fornia Monday evening A large
crowd of friends and well wishers
were at the train to bid him goodbye.
Pete Poquette student at Harvard
Military Academy of Los Angeles,
spent a few weeks with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon POqUette of this
place. He left Tuesday evening for
Los Angeles to resume his studies.
Friday, April 3rd, was record day
for Wickenburg for accomplishments.
The wife of one Of the section men
Of the Santa Fe railroad presented
her husband with twins, a boy and
a girl. RobinsOn's 'Dog and Pony
Show was in town. The Odd Fellows
gave a big dance for the benefit of
the National Fraternities Hospital,
and the Wickenburg Library Associ-
alton put over one Of the finest Ia
male suppers ever given in Wicken-
burg and netted $50 Who says the
ladies of the Library Association are
not go getters?
A. P. Henning and family have
moved to Kingman, where they will
reside in future.
The Friday afternoon Bridge Club
met at the residence of Mrs. Lou
CharlebOis Wednesday of this week
Mrs. H. S. Abbott Of Phoenix acted
as substitute.
Mrs. w. l. Richards was called
to Los Angeles Friday.
The Music Lovers Club will meet
at the home of Mrs J. A. Rohrer at
2:45 today. The Opera '"The Bohem-
ian Girl will be studied and an in
teresting program will be given.
E. P. Amber, representative of the
Baldwin Piano Company, called at
the home Of Frank Tarbutton Tues
day evening.
The Community Sunday School
children are having an Easter picnic
Saturday afternoon.
Watch for further announcement
Of play given by the ladies of the
Community Church.
The Regular monthly meeting of
the executive board of the Wicken-
burg Library Association was held
at the home of Mrs. l. B. Wood on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bolitho of the
Monte CristO motored to Wickenburg
Tuesday to attend the funeral SER
vices of a Mr. Berkenheimer, who
passed away at Constellation Monday
evening
Mrs. Richards of Constellation was
Wickenburg visitor Tuesday.
Miss Demarice L. Berkenheimer
of Elizabeth, N J., who was called
to Monte Cristo some weeks ago on
account of the illness of her brother,
who passed away Monday was in
Wickenburg with the widow Tuesday,
when the burial took place, return
ing to Constellation in the evening.
Mrs. Frank Tarbutton has been
very busy for the past few weeks
drilling the children of the Commun-
ity Church for their Easter services
TO be held Sunday evening.
Ben Swinniger came in from his
claims in the White Pecacho district
Thursday. and left the same evening
for few days stay in Phoenix.
Mrs. VIII Hassett of Prescott, who
has been visiting in California, passed
through Wickenburg the first of the
week accom- panied by Miss Reese of
C1arkdale, and visited with A N
Lane and family between trains.
Mrs. Forrest Johnson and niece
Alma of Prescott were the house
guests of Mrs John BOetto this week
Mr.. S. H. Lane and wife of Ven
tura, California, spent a few days
with A n Lane and family this
week. Mr.. S. II, Lane was on his
way to Boston to consult an eye spe-
cialist
Mr. f. Poquette OF California, who
has been visiting with the Simon Pc
quettes for the past ten days, re
turned to California Tuesday evening.
Mrs. B. F. Evans left Friday even
ing of last week for San Antonio,
Texas, where she expects to spend
the Summer.