Arizona state miner., 1925-05-02

Tot Lane, brother of our townsman,
A. N. Lane, who passed through here
recently on his way to the John Hop
per Institute in Boston, is reported
to have successfully undergone very
delicate operation for the removal of
small tumor in the optic nerve.
L. j. Nash, who is temporarily on
an extra run out Of Phoenix, spent
Sunday at his home in Wickenburg.
Rev. T. S. Hunter left Monday for
the northern part of the state in the
interest of the National Fraternities
Hospital.
Laverna Voss has been absent from
school for several days on account Of
illness.
Mrs E. J. Dignan was Phoenix
visitor Tuesday.
L. ]. Nash was transferred to the
Skull Valley run this week
Brooks Copeland, wife and baby
left Wednesday for Dallas, Texas, to
make their future home.
e. N. Rudd and Willie White of
the Monte Cristo were Wickenburg
visitors Saturday.
F. A. Montgomery, q former resi-
dent of Wickenburg, stopped over
here Sunday on his way to the Coast
from New Mexico to visit F. X.
O'Brien.
Susie Reedy and daughter Mary
were in Wickenburg Sunday from the
Monte Cristo to take in the ball game
Mrs. A. N. Lane went to Phoenix
again Monday.
Wickenburg friends of John Suber
will be grieved to learn of the mishap
that befell him recently when he was
struck on the head by big block OF
ice which fell on him from the top of
car. His injury, while serious, is
not thought to be fatal and his recov-
cry Is expected.
The high school and seventh and
eighth grades were especially fort
unate to have as q visitor President
Cotton of the Flagstaff State Teach
ers' College. President Cotton stres
sed the need of determining very
carefully ones life profession. He
gave many interesting comments on
personal friend of his.
The honor members of the Senior
class were chosen last week at q
meeting of the class and faculty
First and second honors go to Fran
! ces Howell and Lottie Baker, respec-
lively. The Senior class this year is
one that ranks exceptionally well in
all lives of school activity.
Since school closes on May Is, ac-
tive graduation preparations are be-
ing made. Senior class night was on
April Is. The Senior banquet was
on Thursday evening, April 80. Invi
tations have been sent to the Senior
prom at the Granada Theater May J.
The Camp Fire Girls had a swim
ming party and picnic at Basss
Swimming Pool Monday afternoon.
There is some likelihood that an
athletic contest between members of
the group will be held before school
is out. The last ceremonial meeting
will be held next Monday afternoon
1t is hoped that several girls will
be able to receive the rank of fire
maker.
T. B. Fisher and Thomas Richards
returned Saturday night from sev-
eral weeks visit at Washington and
Oregon
A baseball game was played be-
tween the Vulture grammar school
students and the Wickenburg Gram
mar school Wednesday. The score
was 1913 in favor of Wickenburg.
F. e. Porter of the White Camp is
now in Long Beach on business.
r. L. Beals returned Wednesday
morning from the coast, where he has
been on business.
Mrs. A. L. Draper and son Albert |
and Mrs. F. e. Porter were in from
the White camp Wednesday afternoon
doing some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Giddians are |
rejoicing over new son.
T. B. Fisher, wife and daughter
Clarabelle spent Tuesday in Phoenix |
shopping.
A dance was given by the Senior
class Friday evening at the Granada |
Theater. 1t proved to be a great sue |
cess and was enjoyed by q large |
crowd.
The Bible class met Tuesday after |
noon at the residence Of Mrs. Lee |
Barnette.
The weekly afternoon bridge club |
met at the home of Mrs. AL Lewen-
ttall Wednesday afternoon.
The Juniors Senior han0uot was hold |