Arizona state miner., 1926-02-27

the Santa Fe hospital.
Mrs. F. x. O'Brien returned on
Wednesday from a weeks business
visit in Phoenix
D. A. Adams, formerly of Wicken-
burg called on friends here Saturday.
Mr.. Adams is now located in Phoenix
H. T. Thofern and r. M Rowan
motored to Phoenix Saturday on bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Sheldon of
Phoenix motored to Wickenburg On
Thursday on business.
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee,
Mrs. Ethel McGinnis and Mrs. ID. G.
Hinkle motored to Phoenix on Thurs
day on shopping trip.
DR.. and Mrs II. D. Singer of Chr
cago who have been guests at the
Remuda ranch left during the week
for their home.
Mrs. J. w. BailIie and little daugh-
ter of Cave Creek spent several days
here the past week with Mrs j. A.
Coleman. They returned to their
home on Saturday
Mrs. w L. Carpenter was Phoc-
nix visitor on Saturday.
Miss Sara Moreland, who has been
a guest at the Circle Flying w ranch
left on Saturday for Phoenix return
ing Saturday evening.
Mrs. Emma Mcneil returned "n
Thursday from Hollywood, Calf,
where she spent the past two months
with her sister Mrs Mcneil had the
misfortune while there to fall and
break her right arm. She has Ell
tirely recovered from the injury.
Mrs Ira Collins of Salome was a
visitor in town on Saturday return
ing to her home Saturday evening.
Charles Sanford was a business
visitor here on Saturday from Rice,
Calf, where he has his sheep on
pasture.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Anderson and
children of Phoenix were Sunday
guests at the A. D. Woodmansee
home.
w. A. Roberds of Phoenix was a
business visitor here during the wee6
G. w. Lamont has opened a shoe,
store and repair shop in the room.
next to the library.
Mrs Fred Kuns, who has been ilE
for several weeks at the home OF H
c. Sahdefur is reported to be still
very ILL.,
Miss Beagin, Red Cross nurse OF
Prescott, and Miss Watman, also Vi
Prescott are guests at the Remuda
ranch.
Miss Veronica May Buck, age II
years, died here at the home of he :
! mother, Mrs. Cora Buck, on SUNDAY
morning at 10 o'clock. The family
only recently came here from Win
chester, Ohio for the health of the
daughter. Funeral services were held
at the community church here on
Monday afternoon at O'Clock. Rev
Hunter was in charge of the services.
Burial took place in the Southshte
Cemetery.
Billie Matthew Weaver, infant son.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Weaver. WHO.
has been very i'll at the home of his
parents is reported slightly improve.i.
j. II. Simpson, assistant genera!
passenger agent of the Santa Fe. w5.h
headquarters in Chicago, acconpa1-
led by Mr.. Kent as photographer,
visited the Remuda ranch on Mond,v
PICTURES were taken of the rodeo baN
at the ranch that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wentworth
and Miss Pearl Schulz entertained 2
number of friends at the Wentworth
home On Monday evening at a Wash
lngton birthday party. Late in tho
evening refreshments were served.
Mrs. Pete Espile and her sister
Mrs. Mike Ohaco, who have both
been seriously i'll in st. Joseph's hos
pltal, Phoenix, with pneumonia ara
reported we'll On the way to recovery
at this time.
A. L. Jones, county school supcr.
ntendent, visited the school dur7,,o
NE week and spoke in highest pra:sa
or the work being done by both
and pupils.
w. H. Weaver, superintendent o.
SCHOOLS here for the past three wears.
1as again been signed up for the
oming year.