Arizona silver belt., 1903-02-19
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

NbN&SssSA
 LOCAL NEWS.
 Thomas Blake, of Safford was visitor in town this week
 Justin W. Lyman, stepSon ofJ F. Hechtman, arrived from El Paso last Thursday.
 Furniture for sate. Apply to Mrs, D. A. Bremen, on the premises, south of the railroad shops,
 Attend the cleanup shoe sale at Broolner'S. Many bargains at less than one-half usual price.
 Don't forget that chance for nice premium goes with every pair of shoes sold by the Brookner company
 DR. G. NJ. KOSHER, Resident Den tist, Omce over HitchcockS drug store. Hours from am. to s pm.
 To arrive this week, a new consign- ment of the celebrated Brown Shoe Co.'S Star Star shoes at BroOknerS.
 Mrs. l.. G. CoOmbs, who had been visiting her daughter, Mrs :. A. Par nall, in Fl Paso, returned home last Saturday.
 Lost, note for $15O, drawn by Middleton X Davis in favor of Alex, Blake. Finder will please return to owner and receive reward.
 Rev. F. O. Mclntier will deliver an address on George Washington, the Father of His Country. next sunday evening at the NI E, church.
 Jack Dixon, who until recently has been in the employ of the Old Domin- ion as timberman, is very i'll and his friends despair of his recovery.
 J. w. Ransom, who has been troub- led with rheumatism for some time, left this morning for California, in tending to spend several weeks at By ron Springs.
 Owing to the large amount of adver tising received this week, much local matter has been crowded out Next week the SILVER BELT will be en- larged to eight pages.
 Dr. s. A. Thomson, superintendent of Methodist missions, arrived on last nights train. He will remain here until Saturday morning and go to SaffOrd, where he will preach on Sun day.
 Jack Champion, while working on one of the pumps in the Old Domin- ion shaft recently, had his right hand caught by plunger and badly mashed, the third finger being broken in two places. The injury was quite painful, and it will be several weeks yet before Jack recoyers the use of the hand.
 Miss Daisy Oldfeld, who has been teaching the public school at Youngs, Pleasant valley, returned home last Thursday, having ridden a horse for more than half the distance, through the snow. Many dead cattle were seen along the route, but the outlook for a favorable spring season, Miss Odheld says, is excellent.
 Mir. and Mrs. John r. Crampton celebrated the twenty-drSt anniver- sary Ot their marriage last Saturday, of which fact the SILVER BELT has substantial evidence in a bottle of ex- cellent wine, with MT. Champions s compliments. Mir. and Mrs. Cramp- ton lay claim to the longest continu- ouS residence in Globe of any married couple. We hope they may enjoy many more such anniversaries.
 A splendid program has been ar- ranged for the band concert to be given tomorrow night in OddfellowS hall. The very best local talent will assist to make this the finest musical entertainment that Globe has enjoyed for several years. Globe Concert Band is an organization of which the peO- pie of the town are proud and we have no doubt their concert will be largely attended.
 The ladies of Globe are requested to meet at Fireman's hall on Monday afternoon, February 23, at ? o'clock,