Arizona state miner., 1925-05-16

Mrs. Jones and Miss Esther will
spend few days at White Camp and
Gold Bar mine. They expect to leave
the middle of next week for Garland
Prairie, the home of Mrs. Jones
parents. After short time at Grand
Canyon, they will drive to Los Ange.
les. During Miss Esther's visit with
Mrs. Jones in Los Angeles, they ex-
pect to visit several Southern Cali
fornia points of interest and also Tia
Juana. After a short stop over in
Salt Lake City, Miss Esther expects
to reach her home, Lebanon, Miss
ouri, by the last of June.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Weaver are
planning to go to California for the
summer and enter the University of
California.
Mrs. Addie Fuel and family left for
California Friday to make their future
home in the hope that the change of
climate may prove beneficial to Mrs.
Fuel, who has been in very poor
health for the past several months.
The Wickenburg Bridge Club was
entertained at the home of Miss Dor
othy Osborn in Peoria on Thursday
Those enjoying her hospitality from
Wickenburg were Mesdames Hender-
son, Mizell, Lewenthal, Dignan, Han
non, Charlebois, Carpenter, Lederer,
and Miss June Charlebois.
Mrs. w. L. Carpenter, Mrs. Burns,
and Miss Ruth Burns motored to
Tempe last Sunday to spend Mothers
Day with Mrs. Chilson, mother Of
Mrs. Carpenter.
Mrs. e. L. Cartwright of Aguila
spent Sunday in Wickenburg as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Wood.
Mrs. Gladys Jones and Miss Veda
Esther, teachers in the Wickenburg
High School, will be the guests of
honor at dancing party given by
Mesdames Draper and Mueller at the
Gold Bar mine this evening
Pete Nicholson, son of Mrs. /. B.
Wood writes that he is back to work
after lay Off of over year, as the
result of very serious accident to
his arm. He says he is not certain
how long he will be able to work, as
he is still suffering from the injury.
Mrs. I. B. Wood expects to visit In
Phoenix Monday, accompanied by Mrs
Gladys Jones and Miss Veda Esther
Ramon Valencia was in from the
Walnut Grove on Thursday.
Mr.. Joseph Whitman, ST., Mr.. Far
ish, Joseph Whitman, Jr., and Mr..
Clark spent Monday in town from the
camp at Walnut Grove.
Mrs. VIM. Hogue has been on the
sick list this week, suffering from an
acute attack of indigestion. We are
glad to report that she is somewhat
| improved at this writing.
Mr.. Drum, brother of Mrs. VIM
| Hogue, is spending a few days In
Wickenburg as the guest Of his sister
Mr.. Lane, brother of A. N. Lane,
returned from Boston Wednesday
where he went some time ago to un~
| dergo an operation for the removal OF
tumor on the optic nerve. The op-
Grafton was a success.
Miss Alma Pouquette has been
guest of Miss Adelaide O'Brien for
the past week. The Pouquette family
expect to leave for their home in Viii
liams this coming Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Richards of the
Monte Cristo are in Phoenix where
Mr.. Richards underwent a very seri-
GUS operation.
The regular meeting of the Wick
enburg Library Association was held
at the residence of Mrs. l. B. Wood
Thursday, May ii.
Mr.. W. T. Hines, formerly employed
at the Interior and other mines, went
through Wickenburg Saturday on his
way to Prescott to visit his son. He
stopped off between trains to visit
with F. x. O'Brien.
Mrs. L. B. Cannon Of Congress, was
a Wickenburg visitor Saturday look
ing after her interests here.
Mr.. L. J. Nash, spent Sunday with
his wife. Mr. Nash is now working
out of Skull Valley.
Mrs. Hedrick gave a picnic Thurs
day in honor of the 10th birthday of
her twin children, Merle and Carl,
which took place south of the Gar
den of Allah. Many friends attended
and good time was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Macker and chill
dren left for Denver Monday, May II,
to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Carpenter and
Mrs. Mildred Baxter were Phoenix
visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M Gay of Phoenix
were guests of Mrs. e, ]. Dignan