Arizona silver belt., 1904-05-05
Deparm of
 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GLOBE
Arizona Silver Belt
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
 Liauozone, did yon say? At the Globe Drug Store.
 Mrs. Hegardt will sing at the Meth odist church next Sunday evening" Service begins at o'clock.
 F. II. Peery, government attorney, came up from Livingstone yesterday and left this morning for Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. c. McCullar have had the misfortune to lose their baby, who dled on Monday, after a brief illness.
 Louie Walliman left yesterday morn- ing for hutchinson, Kansas, to buy carload of grain-fed hogs for Max c. Bonne
 Judge P. C. Robertson was seriously ill during the fore part of the week, amp although considerably improved, is still far from we'll.
 We regret to learn of Judge R. M. Foree's illness. He has been confined to his room for nearly week. He is being well cared for.
 NIT. and Mrs. F. W. Lamb sustained a sad loss on Tuesday by the death of their daughter Blanche Ida, who was five years and six months of age.
 President J. x. Porter of the First National Bank of Globe, left Monday for Ell Paso to attend the convention of the Texas Bankers association.
 Miss Corinne White arrived on last nights train to visit her uncle, P. B, Lady, and family. Miss White has been teaching school at Lordsburg, New Mexico.
 c. $. Atwood, who was chief cleo trician of the old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelling company, relin- pushed the position May l, and John A. Cotter, of Denver, arrived the same date to take the position.
 Mr. and Mrs. $. T. Arkills will leave next Monday for the east and expect to be absent about two months. They will spend some time at the worlds fair and will also visit relatives in Iowa.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. B. Lady are highly gratitied by the announcement that their daughter Pearl was awarded the gold medal in the college recita- tiOn contest, on April 29, at the Amer ican university, of Hartman, Tennes- see.
 Henry A. .TObelmann, chemist for the Old Dominion company, has rendered his resignation to take effect May l5 MT. TObelmann has accepted similar position with the Compania Metallur- gica de Torreon, Mexico, and will leave for Torreon on the date named, &C., companied by his wife and baby.
 F. w. Hoar has returned from trip to Bisbee, Douglas and Tombstone, and having inspected the big mines and smelters, he says they fully met his expectations. Mir. Hoar, accom-. panied by his wife and baby, will leave in few days for Michigan n, to spend a couple of months.
 A letter has been received from Frank NJ. Wood, stating that he ar- rived in Sweetland, Cal, only in time to attend the funeral of his father on April 2S. Frank was named in the will as executor of his father g estate, and he has taken charge of the busi- ness and property.
 Probably the most elaborate concert that has ever been given in Globe will | be given in Odd Fellows hall May 20. All the leading vocaists and musicians | in the town will appear. There will | also be some special features of amuse. ment. It promises to be rare treat for the music lovers of Globe.
 Standish Mills has been advised of the death of his stepfather, Frank w. Leavitt. on April 2S, at Bisbee. The cause of his death was pneumonia and he was sick only four days. MT. Leavltt was best known in Globe, hay ing resided here about eight years. He was native of Bangor, Me-, and was 56 years and months of age. Mrs. Leavitt is still in Bisbee and her