Arizona state miner., 1926-04-10
Wickenburg News

| Mr.. Parish states that they expert
enced many varieties of weather,
having been rained, hailed and showed
upon during the time they were away.
Erling Aagaard, who spent some
time at Monte Cristo in search Of
mining experience, left Tuesday for
| his home in Hollywood, Calf Al
| though he put in several months in
the hills and mines, ETr. Aa3..c.r4. sa--s
he hopes to ret-n - al l9ul.-
| more
Paul Harmon and Floyd n
have dissolved partnership Mr..
| lis is now sole owner of the businezs
known as the Kellis- Harmon Meat ],
Bread Company, having purchased
| Mr.. lannon's interest the first of the
month. Mr.. Kellis will carry on at
J the old stand. Mr.. Harmon has not
yet decided what he will do
r. A. Roberds, live stock inspector
! is in town on business.
]. B. Nichols and family of Teroro
VINO were caught in the storm while
returning from Phoenix stayed here
until the storm subsidized and the
roads were passable again. Tbey
left Wednesday morning for home.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Library Association was held in
the Library building Thursday. Anril
g. Routine business was transacted
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaskin and their son
and daughter stopped over here Sun
day to visit relatives. Thev were
enroute to their home in Phoenix
from Prescott. Mrs. Gaskin is Mrs.
Genung's sister.
| DR.. McWhist, one of the physicians
III charge of overseas men at the
hospital at Whipple, who came down
with a patient whom he ACCOMPANIED
TO Los Angeles, stopped between
trains to visit c. w. Lamont. who
was employed at the hospital for
several years.
News just received from Octave
says that Fuller Frazer and Heron.
who are operating placer claims there
| have increased their working force
from Is to 80 men.
! Services at the local church Sunday
viii be at the usual hours, IL a. m.
and D. m. Rev. James Hunter ex-
| tO oh
afternoon
Mr. butcher returned from San
Diego this week and went on to Pres
cott.
Captain John A. HasseH, mining
engineer with headquarters in Los
Angeles, Calf, will start sinking on
the Lead Dollar group in the Osborne
district west of here. The property
is owned by Chas Shontz and is
showing good ore
Mrs. VIM. Reedy of Constellation
has been very sick this week. She is
still quite weak but is much better
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. B. Wood. who sDent
several days in Phoenix last week
| took trip to Aguila Sunday and had
a narrow escape from an accident.
! While crossing the railroad track.
/ the grade of which is high ans mar
row at that point near Aguila. they
met a car coming up the other side
and had to turn out for it to get by.
| In doing so their car was crowded
off into the dirt on the edge and al
most tipped over. A rock on the
edge Of the incline held it until thew
| got in back onto the road again.
Mrs. Wood is still suffering from the
shock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Fisher have
returned from an extended trip to
Washington and Alaska.
G. B. Upton of Prescott was in
town this week
M. Genung, Mr.. Fitch, Buck Lam
bert and others went to Phoenix We'd
nesday to go before the Board Of
Supervisors to try to get an appropri-
dClon 10 n0lp TX the road between
here and the Tonopah Belmont to
bring the trade to Wickenburg.
The little daughter of Joe McDon-
aid was seriously injured while en-
route home during Mondays storm.
The door of the car flew open and
the child fell out, injuring her face
so badly that the jaw bone which
was crushed, had to be removed, The
little one many be blind as result
of the injuries
Bert Shoup, who has been working
for Chas. Hyder wrecking a building
at Congress, came home this week.
He injured his foot, large timber
falling on it.