Arizona state miner., 1925-09-19

wi .. W. NJ. 11utCIlIllSOu, lUIuGE resi-
dent and property owner is expected
to arrive in Wickenburg Monday,
Sept. 21, to reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Richards and
son John left Friday for Los Angeles
where John will re-enter Page Mill
tary Academy.
Mrs. Chas. Shontz gave a farewell
picnic lunch to John Richards Thurs
day, as he was leaving next day for
school at Los Angeles. Those invited
were Henry Alrich, Anthony O'Brien,
Russell White, John Richards and
Charles Shontz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gonzales and children
returned to Prescott this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Wood are busy
this week papering and painting their
apartments on First South st. They
will be ready for occupancy shortly
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Wood spent the
last week end at Aguila, where on
Sunday the entire pOpulace attended
picnic at Campbell's tanks where
everyone enjoyed themselves to the
fullest. There was horse back rid
ing, swimming, horse shoe pitching.
and card playing INDUCED in Coffee,
cake and ice cream were served and
the whole community was as one
family. ROmafne Lowdermilk and
Miss Cora Daugherty drove over for
the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Eastman arrived from
San Bernardino Monday. coming by
automobile. They arrived in Wicken-
burg at a. m. and took one of the
Wood apartments. Mr. Eastman is a
transit man for the Santa Fe railway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Pouquette and
TamIly are expected to arrive from
Williams this week to put their chill
dren in school here
Worthy Donohoe, who has been
working with his father this summer
dredging the Hassayampa River be-
low Wickenburg, left Sunday for
Phoenix to resume his studies at the
Phoenix Union High School
G. w. Bartholomew spent Sunday
and Monday in Wickenburg, the guest
of F. X. O'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. HTYI of the Hen
rietta Mine in Yavapai County were
business visitors in Wickenburg the
first of the week
Announcements were received in
Wickenburg Sunday of the marriage
OF Miss Ruth Read Burns to Mr.. Dan
G. Hinkle on Saturday, September 10.
at EScondido. California. The bows
VINO planned the reception for them
on Thursday were little premature.
Mr.. w. A. Parish, engineer for the
Whitman Projects, arrived here on
Thursday
Charley Jones, a former Wicken-
burg resident, visited friends here
Tuesday.
Mr.. F. NJ. Kerrick of Santa Cruz.
California. is a guest at the Remuda
Ranch, operated by Jack Burden of
Boston and Bob White of Washing.
ton on the O'Brien ranch near Wick
enburg. Mr.. Kerrick expects to stay
all winter.
The Library Association anticipates
opening the Library on October 1st,
and indications are that we will do so
at that time. Donations of books are
coming in right along.
Mrs. G. Woodmansee of California
is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
a. D. Woodmansee.
Mrs. Lee Barnette was a Phoenix
shopper Monday.
The Ladies Aid had a meeting on
Thursday afternoon in the basement
of the Community Church.
Hank Parrish was a shopper in
Phoenix Wednesday.
Mrs. Peak Of Prescott, a former res
ident of tbs city, was the guest of
Mrs. H. Osborne Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penny are now occu-
pying, the house vacated by Rev. T.
S. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Crozier have
moved to Williams. where Mr.. Croz-
ier will be employed by the Santa
Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. L. Martin and son
of FOrepaugh were visitors in Wick
enburg Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee
and Mrs. Clarence Smith rotOred to
Phoenix Friday afternoon.
Tony Boetto left Monday for Phoe-
nix where he will again teach man
hal training in the Monroe @hoOl.
Mrs. E. H Rogers enjoyed a visit
from her son and daughter over last
week end. They returned to their
home in Hayden Monday.