Arizona state miner., 1925-04-04
WICKENBURG MENTION
Local Items of Interest to People of
Wickenburg and Vicinity

Miss Martha Hennig, who has been
attending school in Phoenix, is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Hennig.
c. J. Baden and wife, formerly of
Wickenburg, are now located at Toll
Lesson.
J. e. Krepps of Los Angeles was
in town this week looking over some
of his recently acquired mining prop
erty located in the Vulture district.
The dance at Congress Saturday
was well attended by the Wickenburg
population.
Mrs. Ernest Hershkowitz is visit
ing in Congress.
w T. Henson has returned from
visit with relatives in Texas for the
past two months.
Mr. and Mrs Musgrove of Tucson
were the guests of l. B. Woods and
wife Monday. They left the next
Mr. and Mrs. Henderson of the
Wickenburg Drug Company motored
to Phoeonix Thursday.
Miss Iva Calvin of Aguila spent the
week end in this city.
w. H. Weaver and wife were no
ticed in Phoenix the last of the week.
Miss Veda Esther spent Sunday in
Phoenix.
Edwin Watson and Albert Schooner
of Phoenix were Wickenburg visitors
Saturday and Sunday.
Baseball season is now starting in
Wickenburg. game was played
last Sunday at the ball park and an
other will be staged this coming Sun
day.
Mrs. Floyd Kellis was in Phoenix
Friday.
w L. Richards and wife were Wis
itors at the Capital City Sunday.
Mrs. E. j. Dignan was in Phoenix
Monday.
Mrs. Lou Charlebois was in Phoe
nix Monday on shopping trip.
Lee Barnette and wife motored to
Phoenix Sunday to enjoy the races
Mrs. Ora Ham motored in from
the ranch for supplies Tuesday.
w. E. Difty, mining engineer of
Phoenix, was in Wickenburg Satur-
day.
B. F. Evans and Mr. Virgil Worth
ington spent the week end at Parker
on fishing trip
A. Purdy and John Wisdom and
wife were in from their ranch homes
for supplies Tuesday.
Mrs. Leo Nash is suffering from a
very bad attack Of the flu.
Pete PoQuette, who is a student of
the Harvard University of California
is here spending d few weeks with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Poquette and
/ family. accompanied by Adelaide
| O'Brien, motored to Phoenix last
Sunday to see the races.
Iva Calvin, Mrs Mildred Baxter and
sons Drais and Douglas, L, G. Collins,
and Robert Fuel motored to Phoenix
Sunday to take in the automobile
races.
William Hogue and family motored
to Phoenix Sunday.
A large dance was given at Con-
! gress Saturday. Everyone reported a
good time.
Two baseball games were played
at the school Wednesday, one be-
| tween the High School girls and the
| grammar school girls and the other
| between the high school boys and the
grammar school team. The high
school teams took both games The
girls score was % to 4 and the boys
| so to 7.
Mrs. William Carpenter entertained
members of the Friday Bridge Club
| Those enjoying the afternoon were
| Mrs. J. Tiley, Mrs. Leunthal Mrs j.
E. J. Dignan, Mrs Lou Char1ebois and
Mrs. o. R. Jaycox.
Mrs Ohaco is reported very sick
! this week.
F. Poquette of Los Angeles is here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Poquette.
Harry Syar of this city made trip
to Phoenix Wednesday.
H Clark was a Phoenix visitor on
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Worthington is back from the
Capital, where she went to see a
| specialist.
Mrs. Gladys Jones little son is still
quite sick
J. A. Copeland and wife of Wick
enburg were in Phoenix Thursday.
Mrs Grant was in Phoenix Friday.
fuckers Top Hand" written by
Romaine Lowdermilk of this city,