Arizona state miner., 1926-03-27
Mrs. G. M. Hutchinson

Mrs. Knox Of Phoenix has pur-
chased two lots across the track,
adjoining the Brayton Commercial
Company's holdings. and will build
on them soon. The property belonged
to Mrs. Coleman.
J. c. Reed, who has been here for
some time painting and repairing his
buildings, left for Phoenix Tuesday.
Jacobs, the junk man, ran his Ford
truck off the grade near the bridge
approach Tuesday. A tire blew out
and he lost control of the machine
which went off into the river. The
truck was slightly damaged but the
driver was uninjured.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Borum, who
are running four trading posts on the
Little Colorado with headquarters at
Cameron, stopped here to visit the
KeIlis family on their way home from
vacation trip to California. Mr..
Borum left here for Phoenix where
he underwent a minor operation at
the Deaconess hospital. returning to
Wickenburg a few days later. Mr..
Dick Copeland, who is at Remuda
accompanied the Borums back to OF
tertail lodge to spend the week end.
He returnen TUESDAY.
Among the members of the Masonic
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day night to attend lodge at Ell Ear
ibah Temple in Phoenix were: Paul
Harmon, ]. R. Barnette, w. H. Wea-
yer, Kenneth McLennen, Mr.. Shines,
A D. Woodmansee and E. 1. Mills.
Messrs. Carpenter and Pemberton
have added a rest room to the ga
rage they have leased from Chas.
Hyder. 1t is roomy, cool and moder1.
A comfy couch invites to rest and re-
taxation. The room is provided with
a reading table, while potted plants
add an artistic touch.
Mrs. Frank Tarbutton is planting
several varieties of roses around her
residence here.
Dan Fayne's sheep came in Tues
day and will Craze in the vicinity of
Constellation.
Mr.. Suttle, who bought a lot on
the corner of Tegner and First street
South, is building a residence on mis-
property.
The ladies of the Library Associa.
ton cleared $4,000 from the tamale
supper and refreshments served at
the Firemens and Cowboys balls,
given during the rodeo here last
week.
Rose Ellis-Wilson, who has been
arrested again for selling liquor went
to Phoenix Tuesday to stand trial.
and was fined $15OO This was the
second offense.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chesebro who have
builded an addition to their residence
here, went to Phoenix Tuesday to
purchase electrical supplies and fix
lures for the place. They will also
refurnish.
Mrs. Thomason, who has been quite
ill for some time, has been suffer
ing from an abcess on her arm. DR..
Copeland operated on it and she is
much relieved.
The Yavapai County Road gang is
here to work the road to Constella-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neal of Burro
Creek were in town Tuesday looking
for a cowpuncher for their ranch.
Time for the city election is near.
The following representative business
men are out for the council: Frank
Tarbutton, Floyd Kellis, A. N. Lane,
Chas. Hyder and w. L. Carpenter.
All are well known and have the in
terest of the town at heart. Their
many friends will uphold them at the
polls.
Mrs. Bailey, who spent several days
here visiting her mother and taking
in the rodeo, left for her home on
the cattle ranch on Cave Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishopp of the ca
Ranch and Rev. James Hunter mo-
tored to Phoenix Wednesday,
Rev Erdman, Presbyterian mission
a"y from Seoul Corea, ,.ho spe