Arizona state miner., 1925-10-31
WICKENBURG
HAPPENINGS

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Mrs A N Lane spent Saturday
and Monday in Phoenix attending to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Nash motored
to Phoenix on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lebsch and
young son drove down from Prescott
on Tuesday and spent a couple of
days here visiting friends
Mr.. H. A. AIlrich came in from
the Renada Ranch Wednesday to
spend a few days with his family.
Ed Mills and family have returned
to Wickenburg from the Abe Lincoln
mine, where they have been all sum-
mer. They have taken the house
formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Sullivan and plan to remain here for
the winter.
Little Miss Patsy Penny entertained
number of her little friends at a
delightful Halloween party on Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. L. A. White was a most
charming hostess on Tuesday, when
she entertained her bridge club The
months high score was won by Mrs
Lewenthal and Mrs. Allrich was
awarded the consolation prize.
The Poquette family, accompanied
by Mrs. Miller, were Phoenix visitors
last Saturday.
Mr.. Thompson of Peoria preached
last Sunday two services, and will
come and preach here until a regular
pastor is secured.
Adelaide O'Brien will entertain the
high school with a Halloween party
Friday night
Miss Daugherty will entertain the
school faculty and others Friday.
Mr.. Fletcher and son, who are at
Remuda Ranch went deer hunting
Thursday and Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Milestone of Neb
raska are moving into Mrs. HoweIrs
Apartments.
Miss Amy Evans gave a Halloween
party to her art students SATURDAY.
night.
Mrs. Frank Tarbutton will enter
tain her Sunday school class this
afternoon
WI . w L. CdI pOuJSI entertained
IN honor of her sister and husband
Or. and Mrs. Eaton of Phoenix, last
Saturday. A two course luncheon
and bridge were INDUCED in and en-
JOyed. Mrs. Dan Hinckle won high
score. Messrs. Penny McLennon,
and Romaine Lowdermilk, and Miss
Schulz took BOBBY prizes
T. G.. Norris of Prescott was in
town Friday calling on Judge Riggs
Mr.. Norris stopped over on his way
to Castle Hot Springs.
j. C. Reed went back to Phoenix
Saturday. He says he will return
here in a few weeks and do some
building
Simon Poquette returned to Con
gress yesterday, after visiting his
family here
Mr.. and Mrs. H A. Wright ac-
companied by Miss Pauline Hopping.
visited friends in Wickenburg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs l. B. Wood spent
the week end with the Ora Ham
family at the cattle ranch.
Prof. W r. Machan of the Phoe-
nix Creighton school, was a Wicken.
burg visitor Sunday.
Lee Barnette and family and L. A
White and family motored out on the
desert Sunday, enjoying quail hunt
and a picnic
W. A. Parish returned from Los
Angeles MonIay
E. N. Rudd motored in from Con-
stellation Saturday to visit friends.
DR.. Copeland went to Date Creek
on professional business Saturday.
Services were held in the Catholic
church Sunday Announcement was
made that Mass would be said again
November g.
Mr.. j. J Mullin of Casper, Wyo. q,
stopped over at Wickenburg between
trains to call on F. x O'Brien.
Barbara Sellers, assistant in the
pOstOftice here will go to Chandler
Saturday to visit with her parents.
That the soil and climate of Wick
enburg and vicinity will grow any
thing is proven by the date crop
Mr.. Harry COwell has garnered from
fruiting palm in his yard. This
is the first crop. Two shoots were
thrown out which were thickIy COW
cred with fruit plump, heavy and of
remarkable size Mr. COwell weigh
ed them when he took them off and