Arizona silver belt., 1903-10-22
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

See postonice store window for card prizes.
 Fine line of candy just received at postotlice store.
 J. II. Morehead is exclusive agent for Lowuey's fine candies,
 New stationery just received at G s. Van Wagensn'S
 Will Shauley returned several days ago from a protracted visit iu Cali fOrnia.
 Go to the potJlhioa sJ1re for Water. man fountain pens. Every pen guar. auJaed
 old Dominion recorded a turller advance on the Boston stock exchange today, closing at 9l @ 10.
 The Range News SJuJes cha. Miss H. Orr, of GIobc, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Morgan, of Wilcox.
 wm. II. Collins aud Marie Iryla were married last Saturday evening hy Rev. J. H. Decision.
 J. R. Rice aud family loft yesterday for California, expecting Co make their. home in the Golden state.
 gT.r,F,..IF. ..rravrf- chocolates and fine cream candies, for which he is exclusive agent in Globe.
 Fred Friswell arrived last Monday from the City ot Mexico, where he spent nine months. He iS again in the employ of J. Suter.
 Dist. Atty. Geo. R. Hill returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he was called as a witness before the United States grand jury.
 Chas. E. Taylor left a few days ago for Phoenix and before returning expects to visit Bsbee, Douglas and other points in southern Arizona.
 Modesto Borquez returned a few days ago from CAnanea, having closed his business there He will probably remain here with his family
 Fred MussattO who was convicted of aggravated assault at the June 1902 term of the district court for Gtla county has been released from the territorial prison on parole.
 pr. Force of the Gila-Pinal Mines company and Mr. Schofeld Superiu- tendent of the Newberry mines in Pinal county, were visitors here on Tuesday and Wednesday.
 The report comes from Phoenix that the United States grand jury now in session there is expected Co find an indictment against Hugh II. Price, late surveyor general of Arizona.
 The ladies of the Catholic church are preparing to give grand fair. The date has not yet been set but will be about December l5. More definite au- nouncement will be given later.
 Mrs. $. F. Sullenberger and children who spent the summer in Texas re- turned home last Saturday. Mr. Sul- lenberger accompanied them as far as Bowie and continued his journey Uo San Francisco, to attend the bankers convention.
 The president on Tuesday issued proclamation cOnyening congress in extraordinary session on November 9 at F o'clock m. The proclamation states the purpose of the session is tO discuss the commercial convention be- tween the United States and Cuba.
 Mrs. R. FinletUer who recently re- turned from San Diego, is visiting her son J. R. Finletter aud his wife at Live Oak camp. Mrs. Finlgtter re- ceived a warm welcome from her Globe friends, who were glad Co see 1 her looking so well after her long i absence in California.
 A picnic will be given on Saturday, 1 October 3l, by the ladies of St.Juhns | Episcopal church for the Sunday | school. The picnic, beginning at 10 | a.m., will be given iu the vicinity of ! Mrs. Treyilliau's place. For the ben eft of children, and of any others who | do not wish to take their own lunch, | a lunch will be served for 10 cents. A | program of sports and games will be | drawn up for the occasion.
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