Arizona state miner., 1925-05-30

w. T. Machan, principal of the
Creighton Schools and formerly prin-
cipal of the Wickenburg schools, has
been in st. Joseph's Hospital at Phoe-
nix for about a week, but Is GONZALES
cling and expects to be out by the
time our readers get to see this note.
w. r. Ferguson and wife, formerly
of Wickenburg, but the past two years
located at Arlington, Arizona, are off
on their summers vacation in the
north and at coast points on the Pa
cific. Mr.. Ferguson was caller at
the Arizona State Miner office yester-
day at Five Points.
Miss Pauline Hopping, formerly of
Wickenburg, but more recently living
in the southern part of the state, has
returned to Phoenix.
D. l.. Newkirk, former principal of
Wickenburg Schools and his accom-
plished wife, have returned to their
former charge at the public school at
Liberty, in this county, where they
will stay for another term.
Doc. Pardee, though frequently seen
around Five Points and Phoenix, is
enjoying a steady position with the
Lasky Players film company of Los
Angeles. When last observed by our
editor this week he was fitting UP
pair of new chaps" for his trip to
location" where he is just due about
now. Doc. expects to go to Chicago
in August as the representative of
Lasky Players to catch some of the
world broncho buster records, for
calf-tieing and other rodeo contests.
Mrs. Gladys V. Jones and little son
Edwin, also Miss Veda Esther, former
school teachers of Wickenburg, are
now at Garland Prairie. They have
visited numerous places in the NORTH
ern part of the state, including Mt.
Francisco. They reported having
very enjoyable time.
Mrs. A. L. Draper and son Albert
of White Camp motored to Phoenix
! Saturday on business.
A dance party is to be given at
Walnut Grove Friday evening, to
which a number of people of this
town have been invited.
Frank Goodman and family of King
mana are now residents of Wicken-
burg. occupying the house owned by
Frank Tarbutton on Tegener st.
Newt Pitman and wife of Morris
town were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. B. Woods Tuesday.
Ramon Valencia returned to the
Walnut Grove Tuesday, accompanied
by Lawrence O'Brien.
Mrs. l. B. Woods was visitor at
Phoenix last week.
Miss Clara Grant is spending sew
eral days with friends in the northern
part of the state.
Mrs W. O. Berkheimer and her sis
ter-in-law Miss D. L. Berkheimer, left
Sunday evening for Los Angeles and
Long Beach, California, where they
will visit until June Is. They are to
sail then on S. S. Kroonland via Pan
ANA Canal and Havana, Cuba, for
New York, arriving at their destino-
ton on July 1st After a visit with
her husbands people, Mrs. Berkheim-
er will go to her mothers home in
Winchester, Kansas.
Mrs. W. T. Musgrove and children
of Skull Valley passed through this
city Thursday for Tucson to attend
closing exercises of school, where her
daughter has been attending, and will
bring her home. Mrs. Wenn and two
children accompanied her on the trip.
Miss Georgiana Fuller, telegraph
operator at Adamana, Arizona, spent
Friday with Mrs. Floyd Kellis. Miss
Fuller was formerly night operator
here.
Lawrence O'Brien is spending sew
eral days at Walnut Grove.
Mrs. Lester White has been indis-
posed for several days this week.
Joseph Whitman, Sr., and Mr..
Parrish engineer of the Whitman
projects, returned from California,
where they have been spending sew
eral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Miller and
family are planning months vaca-
tion on the coast.
Mrs. Gladys v. Jones and son Ed |
win, also Miss Veda Esther, left for
a tour of the northern part of the |
state the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henderson motor |
ed to Phoenix Saturday.
Adelaide and Anthony O'Brien, who |
have been visiting in Phoenix for the