Arizona republican., 1909-09-10
W|CKENBURG
 INTELLIGENCE Lively Times While Village
 Was a Main Line Town BOARD OF TRADE WAS BUSY
Opportunity for Direct Out side Advertising Well I'm proved Many Items of Business, Personal, Social and School Interest
Louis Walker of Phoenix was

W Ol "eA' N> Wickenburg visitor Wednesday.
 R. J. Rice and son, Mining Engineer Eugene R. Rice, came in Wednesday from the Hite mine and left the same day for Globe. where they expect N survey some claims for patent for the Black Warrior company.
 William Neagle of the firm of Neagle & Bozarth returned yesterday morning from Prescott, where he at tended to business matters needing his attention and visited with his family
 Joe Johnson. night operator. and Marvin. Oglesby. check clerk at the local Santa Fe office. were called to Phoenix Tuesday night to be present at the hearing held the following day in that city in the case of Dick Roberts, who was held to await the action of the grand jury. with bail placed at 5000. Messrs. Johnson and Oglesby returned home Wednesday night
 c. C-Davis was doing some good work Wednesday on behalf of the local board of trade and the interests of Wickenburg and adjacent territory by distributing literature, recently put out by the board. to passengers on Santa Fe through trains detoured over this line. This was an unusual op portunity to reach a great many per sons whose names the board would never have secured through cores pondence. Wickenburg's board of trade is live institution and realizes h.A txv,Va fov nf ndNrartfCfnO n towns interests not only a part of the time. but all the time.
 Probably one of the longest trains that Hassayampers have seen for some time was tine Santa F'e passenger which passeG through Wickenburg between and s last evening. The train comprised fifteen cars, drawn by two engines up to this point, where a third engine was added for the heavy grades north.
 D. w. Hall of Salome was regis tered at Hotel Vernetta yesterday.
 Louis B. Carr of Wenden was in wickenburg yesterday.
 Mrs Jay Towers and little son re- Phoenix.
 J. M. Throne. formerly of Wicken- burg. now in business at Congress Junction, was looking after business matters here yesterday. Mir Throne reports his business prospects at the junction as very good. He returned home this morning.
 Mrs R ]. Rice of the Hite mine is visiting Wickenburg friends.
 Mrs. Eugene R. Rice is spending a few days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs c. w Platt. and will probably remain until Saturday.
 H. G. Davis did a good sandwich business during the stops made by the long passenger trains Wednesday. It is we'll that MT Davis did not serve a glass of the fabled Hassayampa water with each sandwich, else the little town would today be filled to overflowing with tourists who had succumbed to the magic spell of the famous fluid.
 J. A. Wilborn returned Wednesday night from Phoenix.
 Mrs. C. T. Wilcutt returned Tuesday from a visit of several days in Phoe- nix Like all other residents of Hassayampa town, Mrs. Wilcutt ap- preciates the contrast between the heat of the valley and our cooler mountain atmosphere.
 Mrs. A. H. Hammer, editor of the Wickenburg Miner. is attending to business matters in the capital city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell and little son were in town from Swansea Tuesday and boarded the afternoon train for Phoenix.
 The Mexican section hand who was injured Tuesday by being thrown from handcar Is reported not seriously injured, being only some what bruised about the back. He was sent to the Sisters of Mercy hospital at Prescott for further attention until able to resume work.
 The Ladies of the Maccabees held their usual meeting on Monday even ing at Maccabee hall, when three candidates were initiated, in addition to regular business transacted. The hive expects to hold its annual reunion the last Monday evening in Septem- Der, and final arrangements were made toward making the event one of much interest and pleasure.
 The Misses Mckay of Congress Junction left Tuesday for Phoenix, en route to Tempe, where they will enter the normal for the ensuing year.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Wicken- burg will hold it's next regular meet ing with Mrs. Henry Deatsch.
 Bob West. employed in the zinc house of the Congress Consolidated Mines company at Congress spent few hours with Wickenburg friends