Arizona silver belt., 1906-08-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The People We Meet and Chatty Gossip
Of Affairs in Globe

Max Lantin expects to be able to
move into his handsome new store by
September 18th.
There are now nine patients at the
county hospital, all of whom are re-
ported doing well.
f. Holt, an employee of the Old Do
minor, won the horse and buggy raf
fled off by J. G. Ridenour.
Fred Cornelius left for Clifton
Wednesday on visit to relatives there.
A force of decorators is now at work
putting finishing touches to the spac
ious rooms on the first floor of the new
hotel.
The official board of the NJ. f.
church will meet Monday evening for
the transaction of business connected
with the church.
jim O'Neil, who is employed at the
Racket store, left for San Antonio,
Texas, Wednesday morning, on vaca-
ton of six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kibbe will leave
for Los Angeles in a few days. They
expect to remain in California for a
period of six weeks.
Joseph Sullivan, an old miner, died
at the county hospital Sunday. He
was buried by the county on Monday.
His death was due to tuberculosis.
Anderson & Curnett have just in
stalled new refrigerator at their ice
cream and soda water emporium, the
capacity of which is 1000 pounds of
ice.
John Gibson. cousin of Sam Gibson.
the well known mining man, was taken
down with typhoid Sunday. He is now
at the county hospital and doing fully
as well as could be expected.
Last Sunday evening Marion +.
Pawnall, of Globe, and Mrs. Birdie T..
Young, of Illinois, were welded at the
Methodist parsonage. Mr.. Pawnall is
employed at the Gray mine.
G. L. Holt, of Louisiana, who has
been visiting in Globe for several
weeks. left for his home Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Holt is the owner of a
large tobacco plantation near New
Orleans.
A letter has been received here ad-
dressed to Undertaken Jones, asking
information as to the whereabouts oi
one Dudley b. Purington, who is sup
posed to have come to this locality
about six months ago.
Next Sunday evening, at O'Clock,
Mr. James Ferguson, one of Globe:
native sons, will preach his initial ser
mon at the NJ. f. church. Mr.. Fergu
son was graduated from the Universit,
of California last June.
II. ID. Stock, wanted for embezzle
ment in Douglas, was arrested herr
Monday night by Sheriff Stanley
Stock will be taken back to Douglas Il
answer the charge against him as sool
as an officer can reach here.
Mrs. Jennie Cochran died at the resi-
dence of her son-in-law, j. III. Thomp
son, on Monday. The deceased was 6
years of age and came here from Mary
land about six months ago Her deaf
was due to stomach trouble.
A well known commercial man visit
ing the city states that the new d
minion hotel will be outclassed in siz
by but two hostelries in the territory
nlmely the Adams hotel at Phoeni
and the Santa Rita at Tucson.
Arrangements are being made I
reorganize the city band and place j
upon basis that will make it a cred
to the town. At the present tim,
owing to series of misunderstanding
among the members, the organizatio
has practically ceased to exist.
Sergeant of Rangers Lewis arrive
here from Socorro, N. M, Monda
night. Lewis came here to get FL
geneo Orona, convict who escape
from the penitentiary at Santa Fe owe
year ago, and who was recaptured b
the off GERS here. Lewis left with hi
prisoner Wednesday morning.
SCHOLARSHIP MEDALS Geo. "
p Hunt of the Old Dominion Con
mercial company, through Superb
tendent Staber, of the public schools
has arranged to present two media