Arizona state miner., 1926-04-03
Wickenburg News

only the draft caused by opening the
door to burst into a blaze.
Mr. and Mrs. Penny, who have re-
sided here some time, moved to Pres
colt Wednesday.
A N. Lane, who is improving his
property across the river, has receiv-
ed some tree bamboo from Washing
ton, D. c., which he will try out here.
1t is very beautiful and is used ex-
tensively in Japan for building pu4
poses.
By courtesy of M. A. Healy of Ly-
on and Healy, music publishers of
Chicago, films of the recent rodeo
here will be shown at the local thea
ter in connection with the programs
for Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. Mr.. Healy presented the films
to the Rodeo Association here.
The Rev. T. S. Hunter of Phoe-
nix occupied the pulpit at the COM
munity church here last. Sunday,
Mrs. Lester A. White was. called
to Phoenix Tuesday on account of
the death of the infant daughter of
Mrs. Casey Abbott Mrs. Abbott is
Mrs. Whites sister and visited here.
Friends here extend their sympathy
! to the bereaved parents.
All the guests at Remuda spent the
day in Prescott Tuesday,
F. c. Kerrick returned from Phoe-
nix Monday.
Mrs. E. I. Mills entertained
group of friends Tuesday honoring
Mrs. w. T. Penny, who left for Pres
cott to reside. Those who enjoyed
the afternoon we're the following:
! Mesdames ]. R. Danielson, Henry Al
rich, Allen eenthal, Lester A. White,
Lou Charlebois and E. J. Dignan.
| The members of the Hutchinson.
family enjoyed family reunion here
! Sunday. when all the sisters gather
ed at the O'Brien residence here for
the first time in 25 years. Those
! present were Mrs. M. NJ. Bell and
A. H. Hammer of Casa Grande, Mrs.
G. M. Hutchinson and Mrs. M P.
O'Brien of Wickenburg, together
with the O'Brien children, Miss Ping
oil
noon the bunch was joined by Mr..
aand Mrs. I. B. Wood and all went
down the river, where picnic din
ner as enjoyed and the kiddies and
all had the time of their lives
Mr.. o. Sands of Chicago, who is
spending the winter in the West, is
here to look into the mining busi-
ness in this vicinity. He is looking
for some promising gold prospects,,
and is staying at the Vernetta.
Rev. James Hunter went to Phoe-.
nix Monday.
The community church is prepar-
ing an Easter program which will be
very beautiful. The Sunday school
: taking the lead in it. We have not
yet received the completed program
Little Baya Kerkes fell off shed
upon which she was playing at her
home here and broke her collar bone.
DR.. Copeland set it, and the child
E IS resting well at this writing.
; N. S. Oberon of Sayres was in
t town this week on business He left
r for Prescott Thursday afternoon to
< be gone until Saturday.
Mrs. A. H. Hammer, .ho spent sew
eral days here visiting her sisters,
Mrs. G. M. Hutchinson and Mrs. M.
, P. O'Brien, returned to Phoenix Sun
: day with her sisters, Mrs Bell and
: Mrs. A. M. Tweed. From there she
will go back to Casa Grande.
A very beautiful Easter program
: is being prepared by the Sunday
school of the local church The ex
ercises will take place on Sunday ey-
ening at p m. All the children of
the community are especially invited
to be present.
Easter service at the local church
will begin at IL a. M "The Angelic
Messenger" will be the subject of
the Rev. H|lnte3s Easter sermon.
Evening services will be given The
Sunday school meets at 9:45 a. m.
The Rev. Hunter expects to hold
service at Congress Junction on Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.