Arizona republican., 1908-09-06

Lynch. Joe Backward. familiarly known as Grandpa, acted as bartend- CT at the Gem saloon. Joe mixed lthe drinks like an old veteran and to see the way he handles the glasses etc, would make any miXologist | open his eyes. Tom Melon, the reg ular bartender is always on deck with the glad hand to all. Tom has been in this section a long time and has | a host of good friends. Tom also has some very valuable mining claims here
 Fred Bigham is still doing busi- ness at the barber shop. Fred is im- proving daily and is fast building up la good trade.
 R. w. Wiggins, Rays popular bar Der and restaurant keeper is doing a good business. Anyone wanting a Igood shave or haircut should call on Bob and they will be we'll satisfied.
 l.. M. Higgins of Troy has moved his family to Kelvin and will occupy the former residence of Mrs. Snyder next to the Hartman house. MT Higgins has a good gold proposition at Troy and will continue work on same. He says that he has a man coming to look at his property with Ia view of buying it.
 Fred Pike has just returned from. a long overland trip through Mohave Icounty, Arizona. He did not strike particularly encouraging, there and he will resume work on his property here.
 Mrs. Snyder will shortly go to Phoenix. thence to Prescott, where she expects employment Mrs. Snyder has been in Kelvin a long time, most of the time here being matron of the Ray Copper Co. Staff House. which position she filled very capably. She carries away the good wishes of all. She disposed of her property here at a good price.
 J. w. Beebe, the Kelvin postmaster, and his family have returned after a two months trip to their former home at Casa Dega, N. Y. They visited New York City and took in all the sights of the Great White Way and COney Island. They sure had great time and enjoyed the trip immensely. Mir. Beebe states that business is very quiet and is practically waiting for the election. Mir Beebe preached the political question with a number of men and they all seemed unde- cided as how to vote. On their re- turn they stopped in Missouri and visited the Hartman household. formerly residents of Kelvin. The Hartman family will return to Kel- win this fall.
 Mrs. F. w. Bigham has been quite i'll the past week. She was confined to her bed but is now convalescing and will soon be around.
 Mrs J. Silvcrman, wife of our popular butcher. has now completely recovered from her recent severe ill., ness. She had been in Florence un- der the care of Dr. G. NJ. Broadway, who performed several severe opera tions for her relief. Mrs. Silverman was to be seen on the streets of Kel- ever, she is to be congratulated on her recovery. Since Mrs. Silverman's re- turn her husband is wearing the smile that wont come off, he is a very happy man now.
 J. w. Bates. brother of Jake Bates, the Iiveryman, is spending a few days in Kelvin with his brother.
 Dave Henness has gone overland to- Gfbsons Camp. He will be gone several days.
 Mrs. Tillman entertained a few friends at her home, to a peach sher- bit party on Sunday afternoon.
 Sherbit parties are becoming quite a fad in Kelvin these hot days.
 In honor of Mrs. Snyder's depar- ture. Mrs. Sager rendered her sherbit party at which were num- Der of her friends. They all had a pleasant time and Mrs. Snyder was kept busy responding to the many toasts for her good health and sue cess.
 THOS. s. TROOK-