Arizona republican., 1907-11-03
WICkEN BURG.

Wickenburg. Nov. 1.-lSpecial cor Anderson. who was hurt in the mine at Wenden, is improving. The doctors now think he will live.
 Mir Paulson of the Unida mine, was in Wickenburg for a few days last week.
 Miss Willes spent Saturday and Sun- day at Parker.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilmont Penteend en- tertained a few of their many friends on Monday evening. that being the fifth anniversary of their marriage. May their lives be full of sunshine in the future as it has been in the past and may they celebrate many more 2Sths of october.
 Dr. Jones and wife returned to Wick enburg on Wednesday. We are glad to note the improved condition of the doctor and will be glad to know that he will son be out again.
 good thing to agitate is a sani- tarium. Since the last Sundays sug- gestion in the Republican a good many suggestions have been made concern ing it, but it is necessary to have ac- tipii- -h iitttiiAt oi thf titil'hS those who would be interested should be called during the coming week.
 Daisy Burk has accepted the position of assistant postmistress at Hot Springs Junction for H. N. Cox
 Win. Crump. the watermelon com mission merchant, was in Wickenburg on Thursday.
 w. A. Drake. of the Santa Fe. stOp- ped over on Thursday.
 Wm. Kelley, the contractor who has been putting up some buildings at Bouse. returned on Wednesday.
 F. S. Jones of the Brayton Commer- cial company. was in Phoenix for a couple of days last week.
 Chas. Goddard, superintendent of the Goddard Mining company. Is quite bronco buster There are no horses too wild for him.
 Some of our local miners are talking about entering the drilling contest at the Territorial Fair.
 Dan Davis took a party of capitalists placer grounds.
 Dan McNeil of the Vulture mine. came in for supplies on Thursday.
 Franklin Collins was surprised by lis little friends after school on Thurs day. it being his ninth birthday. From the amount os noise the little ones made they must have enjoyed them selves
 One of the most interesting Hal lowe'en parties ever held in the town was one given by Naomi and Ruth Reed. All of the young lads and las sies met at the Reed residence on Railroad avenue. playing all of the games that tradition has handed down. After tiring of the games the little ones taking their pumpkin devils. started oCt to scare the most timid. l: was a sight worth seeing, group of 30 young people all dressed in white with their pumpkin men. After re- turning they partook of refreshments prepared by the little hostesess.
 One of the pleasant socials of this season was the one held at Miss Pattie Hutchinson's home. presided over by Miss Pattie. This is the beginning of the social season. After partaking of refreshments the ladies and gentlemen present decided to organize a social and literary club and to hold meetings every two weeks.
 The Hassayampa will soon be giv- ing up her gold. MT. Alice of Alaska and Los Angeles. waShere during the week. along with ]. C. Dobbins of Phoenix. Mir. Alice has been very sue cessful with his dredges on Snake river. After examining the river and sampling it. Mir. Alice thinks he can get the gold from bedrock. He left for Phoenix and Los Angeles and ex- poets to be back in few days to be- gin active work.