Arizona silver belt., 1902-12-18

F. J. Roberts, of the Globe drug store, and his family have moved into Dr. T. $. Collins residence.
 J. G. Oldlield, who was confined to his home by sickness for several days, is again able to attend to business.
 Mrs NJ. Mclaughlin, of Los Auge- les, Cal, arrived last Saturday night on visit to her daughter, Mrs. l.. C. Woods
 Father Derichemont is in town and will hold services next Sunday, He will remain in Globe till after Sunday, December 2S,
 The Florence Blade announces the birth, December 2, of an eight-pound boy to the wife of Court Reporter C. J. McReynulds.
 Miss Laura Brookuer is expected home in few days from Los Angeles, where she has been attending the Los Angeles business college.
 Victor B. Bloom, formerly in buSi- ness here, but now representing his fathers wholesale clothing business, spent last Sunday in town.
 T. A. PaScoe returned yesterday from q trip to his ranch on upper Salt river. There was d generous rainfall there during the late storm.
 Mrs. ThoS Kavanaugh, Of Troy, re ceiyed the deplurable news, ou Mon day of last week of the death of her mother, at Magdalena, New Mexico.
 See the grand display of Xmas goods at the Racket Store The best in Globe. The store that has been lead ing the trade for the last few months.
 |. Marks has clused out his stock ol mems clothing and furnishing goods, and will leave next week with his family, where they will again reside
 L. W. Leighton, manager of the Pt nal Parafiine Oil company, arrived home last Sunday from the oil fields. The well was SO5 feet deep when he left camp.
 Large posters conspicuouSly placed about town announce Christmas ball, to be given by tine uno Amino Club, at OddfelluwS S hail, uu the night of December %.
 Wm. McFadden brought in another bunch of prime beef cattle from the Sierra Ancha range on Monday, and delivered them to D. Murphy, Of th, Globe market.
 [ Mrs. T. T. Davidson of Clnauea, is here and under treatment toy Dr. Wightmau She is being greeted by her numerous friends, and expects tU remain in Globe for some time.
 MT. and Mrs. A.C. Dellinger arrived in town this afternoon. Mr. Delliuger informs us that he is preparing Co pul in a crop on his ranch on lower Tontc. The recent rains have put the ground in good condition for blowing and grain sowing.
 Win Gray arrived from Los Auge- les on Monday night for short Stal here among friends He filled an eu- gagement with the Los Angeles base ball club the past season, and made so good showing as a twirler chat he has been re-engaged for.next year.
 We acknowledge the receipt of a fine photograph Of the directors Of the Pinto Creek Copper Mining and Smelling company, taken at meet ing of the board at their office in St Joe, Mo. The company numbers among tS officers and directors some of the most prominent business men of that city.
 The Ladies Aid Society, on last Fri. day night gave a supper and sale, both of which were success. Every article offered for sale was disposed Of. The supper was good and enough of it left over for a number Of persons who could not attend The receipts. after all expenses were paid, amounted tu seventy dollars. The society desires to express their thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed.
 Church Services
 St. Paups M. F.. Church, Rev. F. O.. Mclntier, pastor:
 Sunday school at 10 a. m.
 Public worship and sermon, II a. m.
 Christian Endeayor Suciety, 6:3O 2. m.
 Song service and sermon, 7:JO D. m.
 Juntor EndeavOr Society, Wednes- | day, 1 pm.
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