Arizona republican., 1908-03-22

cial Correspondence of the Republi- Saturday, March 14th, four heavyweight mining men who will tip the beam at 300 pounds. came in from the hills. examining some of the pros poets of this district. There will be something doing when such men like Hosey. Dobbins, Creighton and Gren- no make investigations.
 Mrs Wiimont Penteend entertained at dinner Saturday. Mrs. pr. Jones. Tom Jones. Mrs. Clapp. Dr. and Mrs. Keith. Mir and Mrs. J. C. Reed and family.
 Harry Cowell and T. J. Carrigan went out to the Dixie Queen group of claims in the Bill Williams country. This group is owned by Cowell and Emil Holden of this city. The last few days have shown the group up in good shape.
 Earl Smith. one of the young hus- tllng business men, takes time by the forelOck. making a record hard to equal. He purchased a lot. and in one weeks time a house was ready for him 10 live on or in.
 Mrs. Mary F. Boyd was in Phoenix for a few days last week. returning on Tuesday morning.
 w F. Bancroft came in from his property in the Harqua Hala noun tains on Thursday for supplies.
 Berry and Ames started to dig a we'll on their property, recently pur- chased.
 In honor Of St. Patrick, Mir. and Mrs. Charles Goddard entertained a l.- day afternoon at cards The Goddard residence was draped with shamrocks. Mrs. Orin Davis won the first prize. a china sugar bowl and cream pitcher. Mrs. F. B. Jacobs won second prize, a cardcase, and Mrs. Eugene Bailey the booby prize. consisting of little green snake.
 Many Of the lady and gentleman friends of Mrs. J. F. Jones Were at the depot on Thursday morning to bid her goodby as she went through on her way to Boone, Iowa.
 The young men gave a St. Patrick. ball on Tuesday evening in Garcia Hall.
 D. J. Curry, the real estate man. sold lot 10, block 10, to Earl Smith. a nice corner. and lots l and 2. block l3. to Mir. Springer. of the Brayton Com. company.
 P. R. Carleton is in from the Mon arch mine for a few days.
 E. M Reed was in Phoenix for a few days last week. returning on Thursday morning.
 j. D. RObley, the mining man of the Buck Horn. made a flying trip to Cali fornia and Nevada, returning in seven days.
 Mir Hartley of Phoenix came up to Wickenburg on Thursday mornings train. He went out to the Buck Horn, where he is interested with w. J. Rudd.
 Jack McQuade. the short -order res taurant man, took a flying trip to Phoenix. Wednesday afternoon, re- turning Thursday morning.
 Charles Meller Jr.. is making quite 9 lot of improvements about his resi- dence property.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. \. Montgomery. who have been out to the Harqua Hala mine for the last few months. returned to town to live They have taken one of the OBrien houses.
 IL is to be hoped that the depOsiting
 
 Curry wash will be stopped. It is not over a quarter of mile from the cen ter of the town, and as the wind gen. orally comes from that direction. the town gets the OdOr.
 Matt Garfield of Constellation came in to town last Thursday for a couple of days.
 Dick Roberts. Jr.. is making quite q rancher. He has lettuce, radishes and green onions ready for the market and will deliver milk daily to the people of Wickenburg.
 Cafe Lopes is the champion long distance walker of Wickenburg and vicinity. Will COpson's horses. that Cafe has been using to haul supplies to their mine in the Eagle Tail moun- tains. 70 miles west of Wickenburg. took it into their heads to look for a new pasture. one night the first of the week. They took French leave. and the next day Cafe looked all through the mountains in the vicinity. but con- cluding the horses had gone to Arling- ton, Cafe took a bee line for that point. 2s miles distant. arriving there on "Wednesday morning. Leaving Arling- ton at II o'clock the same morning for Wickenburg. he arrived at Wicken- burg on Thursday morning at , o'clock.
 Orin Davis was on the sick list for couple of days last week.
 Mir. and Mrs William owens of the Buck Horn district were in town for supplies last week.
 Emil Holden. our mining engineer, who has been ni Phoenix for the last three weeks sick. came home last Wednesday. He expects to go out to the Dixie Queen group some time this coming week.
 pr. Cortmell of Parker. who prac- ticed here last summer, passed through to Prescott with MT Stewart and Pete Nichols, who were injured at the bridge at Parker.
 C. F. Goddard was out 10 his prop erty in the Black Rock country last week.
 Frank Kepdel of Anderson, Ind. who is located with us now with his father and sister. has arranged for class on the mandolin and guitar MT. kendel comes highly recommended not only as an instructor in music, but as a gentleman.