Arizona state miner., 1926-02-20
Brief Local Mention

| Lawrence O'Brien was a Phoenix
visitor this week on business.
E. c. Hill of the Hill Service Sta
tion has opened a grocery in the room
next to the service station.
The Dixie Jubilee Singers appeared
here at the High School on Monday
evening. All attending report a good
entertainment.
A picnic dinner was given ON the
banks of the Hassayampa in honor
of the birthday of Mrs. Lee Barnette.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
I John Boetto, Tony Boetto, Mrs. O..
W. Bandy, Mr.. and Mrs D. w. Miz-
ellie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lam
bert and sister and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Barnette.
The Granada Theater Orchestra
gave dance Friday night at the
theater, which was we'll attended and
a good time reported by all.
Mrs E. F. McClung and daughter
arrived Saturday from Los Angeles
to join Mr. McClung in making their
| he me here.
Al c.. Frances of Glendale arrived
Saturday to take up his work as man
ager of the Woods Pharmacy
J. H. Corbin left Sunday night for
his home in Los Angeles after spend
ing two weeks here with Mrs. Corbin,
who is a winter guest at the Circle
Flying W. Ranch.
Bob Smith of Glendale arrived Sat
urday and will be with the Woods
Pharmacy for a short time.
Billy Carpenter, Jr., returned home
Sunday night after spending the week
end with his grandmother, Mrs. Emily
Chilson of Tempe.
Geo. R.. Koyk was business visi-
tor in Phoenix several days this week.
Chas. Hyder was a business visitor
in Jerome Saturday and Sunday.
F. F. Bartlett of Prescott spent
Friday in town on business.
A good, rain visited Wickenburg
and surrounding country Friday, do
! ing much good to the range.
Mrs. E. c. Malloy left Wednesday
night for Austin, Texas, where she
will visit with her father.
Miss Sara Moreland of Pittsburg,
Pa, arrived on Wednesday at the
Circle Flying w. Ranch where she
will be guest for some weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Bass motored
| to Phoenix on Wednesday, Mrs. Bass
will remain in Phoenix for treatment
Mr. Bass returned home the same
! evening
Lou Charlebois left Friday for Rice,
Calf, to look after the sheep that
he has moved there for pasture.
Mr. and Mrs Will Woodmansee
and daughter Betty of Los Angeles
arrived Friday for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee They
came overland and report heavy rains
most of the way.
R. M. Rowan and J. Lederer spent
several days in Phoenix the past
week
VIM. Pitts returned during the week
from business trip to coast points,
having made the trip overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Chilson Of Pay
1of4 Go e.
several days visit with the w. L.
Carpenter and Roy Pemberton FAM
lilies.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Marshall of Pres
colt have come to Wickenburg to
make their home.
Mrs. VIM. Reedy and daughter.
Mary of Constellation and Mrs. E
J. Dfgnan motored to Phoenix shop
ping on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Fisher left dur
ing the week for Aberdeen, Wash. |
on business trip. They will be away
some weeks.
The following guests have arrived |
week: Miss Louise Booth, Plain Field, !
N. j., DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Singer !
chicago, Mrs. H. J. Elliott and daugh-
ter, Chicago, Mrs. M. Thompson, Chi
ago, and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hall
and daughter.
The card party given by the wo-
men of the library association net
ted them small sum toward their
repairs now being made to their
rooms.
w. G. Bass of Grand Canyon ar
rived the first of the week for visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs w w
Bass
L. T. Pockman of Los Angeles was
a business visitor at the Tindale Mine
during the week.