Arizona state miner., 1925-11-14
wIcKENBuRG PERSONAL BRIEFS

Mrs. j. A. ROhrer was FAIR VS.
itor this week and incidentally called
at the Miner office.
William Peck was a visitor at the
Fair Wednesday.
Mrs. McDermid and daughter Gen.
evieve of Prescott passed through
Wickenburg Wednesday on their way
to the Fair. They spent several
hours here visiting friends.
L. c. White of the Remuda Ranch
spent the week end in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Jones accom-
panied by Miss Clara Grant spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Phoenix.
Arthur Garcia spent Wednesday
and Thursday at the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fisher motor
ed to Phoenix Wednesday.
Rev T. S. Hunter, who was pastor
of the Presbyterian church here some
time ago, stopped here for a day
visiting friends. Mr.. Hunter and
his family motored from Shenandoah.
Iowa. They left there the second
of November, arriving here the 9th.
While the trip was cold and they
went through snow and rain for
good part of it, they arrived o. K.
and had but little trouble with the
car Mr.. Hunters destination is
Phoenix. He plans to remain there
for the winter.
Mrs. F. X O'Brien. who has been
on the sick list this week. is improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Barnette, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Mizell, spent Armistice Day in Phoe
nix enjoying the Fair.
Dame Rumor has it that Mr.. Her
bert Woodmansee, we'll known rail
rOader on the Santa Fe, has yentured
on the sea of matrimony. We under
stand. the bride is from California
and the newlyweds will make their
home on the coast. We heartily
congratulate the new couple, but are
unable to ascertain the name of his
better half
Among those who motored to Con-
gress last Saturday night to attend
the dance were Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Alrlch, Mr.. and Mrs Leo Nash, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Barnette and Mrs. AL
Lewenthal. Lederers orchestra fur
nished the music and a large crowd
was in attendance.
Mrs. Lewenthal entertained her
bridge club last Tuesday afternoon
Those playing were Mesdames Alrich.
Malloy White and the hostess, who
won the high score A delightful
luncheon was served
A group of friends rendered a de-
hghtful surprise party to Mrs.
N. Lane at her home last week
the afternoon was spent at bridge.
foIloWlng which pleasing refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Lewenthal
received the prize for high score,
winch she presented to Mrs. Lane.
Those present were Mesdames White
Malloy. Alrich, LewenthaL Jaycox.
Mills and Carpenter.
Mr.. A. N. Lane spent Thursday in
Phoenix.
Mr- whitaker, healthseeker, is
trying our salubrious climate.
Worthy Donohue spent the week
END here. He was on his way to
Los Angeles to attend school.
June Charlebois, from Teachers
College at, Tempe, spent the week
end here with parents.
Mrs Griffith passed through Mon
day. stopping to visit Mrs. G.. L.
Shontz.
Mr.. and Mrs. A D. Woodmansee
motored to Phoenix Monday.
Mrs. Bill Miller spent a day in
Phoen1x shopping this week.
simon Pouquette and family spent
Armist1ce Day in Phoenix attending
the Fair
The guests at Remuda Ranch at
tended the Fair Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher, Sophie Fletcher. Gle
mentine Fletcher, VIM Fletcher, Jr..
VIM. st. Clair, Fred Kerrick. Mrs
e. d. Burden and Jack Burden. went
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillhouse, who spent
several months here, left Saturday
last for the southern part of the
state. They will probably go to
Casa Grande or Tucson. Mr.. Hill
house is an e&service man and is
a healthseeker. Mrs. HilIhouse also
was in the service, having been
nurse overseas.
Mr.. E.. C. Hill. who is erecting
a building on his lot corner Tegner
and First Street North, is in town
to stav. Mrs. Hill will arrive short
ly. The new service station will be
quite an asset to the town.
A child was operated on at Nor
ristown Tuesday It fell with an
all-day sucker in it's mouth and in
jured its throat SO badly that DR..
Copeland had to operate. He was
assisted by Mrs. Bennett, a trained
nurse whose husband is contractor
here on the Hill building.
The Leon and Joe Pouquettes ar
rived Wednesday. They will stay in
Wickenburg for the winter.