Arizona silver belt., 1899-09-07
pERsoNAl AND LOCAL.


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 Ephriam G. Owens and Mrs. Blanche Starr were married Sept. ? by Judge P. NJ. Thurmond.
 The demand for hay in Globe fell off perceptibly last month owing to the good feed on the range.
 J. NJ. Hickox, w. R. Neal and John Booth, of Gisela, and C. F. Booth, or Rye. were visitors to Globe last week.
 J. W. Boardman's new store build ing at Payson is nearing completion. It is a stone structure of large dimen- sions.
 Misses Geraldine aud Genevieve Ger aid returned last Friday from a pleas ant visit at Los Angeles and adjacent resorts.
 Mrs. Mary F. Heineman has return ed to her home in Tempe from South ern California, where she spent the summer.
 A. Buck. a well known attorney from Phoenix, arrived last Saturday. MT. Buck will engage in the practice of law here.
 Mrs. Shirley Neffe and babe, who have been sick for some time, are much better and their continued improve ment is hoped for.
 Robt. G. Goodwin cut down a bee tree on Pinal mountain one day last week. from which he got l5opounds of the finest kind of honey.
 J.J. Vosburg, of Los Angeles, Cal. who spent some time at his cattle ranch in Pleasant valley, has gone to Kansas City on business trip.
 Miss Isoline B. COumbs left last. Mon day fof Phoenix. to resume her posi- ton as teacher in one of the public schools there. Her Globe friends will miss her.
 Mrs. l.. G. CpombS has entirely recovered from her recent illness and is enjoying her visit in the east. Mrs. Coonbs will return home about Sep tember 15.
 Frank NJ. Mercy and Miss Belle Key holds were married on Wednesday evening. Aug. 90, at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Chas. Nesbitt. Justice Wm. Whalley performed the cerc- mony.
 The Globe Lumber company receiv- ed on Friday last the largest carload of shingles ever brought in by the railroad. The car contained lO4l punches of No. l redwood shingles. weighing B, 200 pounds.
 l.. A. Anderson. of Bakersfield, Cal, came in d few days ago from Pleasant valley, where he bought 1000 head of feeders, which are to be shipped to Bakersfield Mir. Anderson is in the market for more cattle.
 Mrs. May Grant returned last Friday from Bisbee and will remain some time with her mother, Mrs. Jas. Fred erick. Her husband, II. F. Grant, has gone to Nacosari, to work in the mines there belonging to the Copper Queen people.
 John NJ. Jones left on Saturday last for a tour of northern Arizona. He will visit Prescott, Kingman. Chloride the lively mining camp in Mohaye county, and Flagstaff and Williams. He expects to be absent two or three months.
 Jas. F.. Sturgeon. of Tempe. went east last week to join his family at Springfield, H., where they are visit ing relatives. Mr. Sturgeon expects to make quite an extensive tour, to in- clude the City of Mexico. before re- turning to Arizona.
 II. b. Tardy, who had been visiting his brother Eugene at the Indian farms on the Gila, stopped over here for two or three days, on his way to Salt river and upper Tonto. Harry has been engaged to teach the public school at Gisela. which opens Sept. Il.
 A prominent business man of Globe, who had been subject to abuse from competitor for some time. finally lost his temper to such a degree that he went after his traducer with a quirt, and gave the offender good lamming. The fact that the "P. B." had to pay q fine of $50 for the satisfaction. sug- gests that the law needs revision.
 Postmaster Kellner is in receipt of instructions from the department in regard to weighing of mail matter go- ing out over the G. ", C. X N. rail- road. Weighing will commence Oct. Band continue for B successive days. MT. Kellner is wondering how he is to get any sleep during that period as he remains at the postoflice until about 9 o'clock every evening. and instruc- iions read that weighing of mails begin at midnight of each day Evi-