Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-23

1 WAS in favor of the Bronchos.
 Mir. Horace F. Dunlap was q. pass enger to Globe Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. c. Wish and Miss Nora Schrog ham will occupy the cottage recent, vacated by Mir. Neese and family. | Mir. and Mrs. D. w. Wickersham Jeff this morning for their home in Lo, Angeles. They have been the honorees of number of social functions dur ing their visit of three weeks i nSafford They were accompanied home by thoil son Ernest who will remain until after the holidays.
 MT. Sherrod of South Carolina who has been visiting in Stafford left .his morning for California. Mrs. F. l.. Ginter and little daugh. ter and mother, Mrs. Heritage, left this morning for Tucson accompanied by MT. Ginter, who will remain with them until they are located, when he will return to assume his duties with the !. NJ. Foster Mercantile company. Mir. and Mrs Horace Dunlap leave Sunday for Wilcox where they will make their future home. They will be greatly missed, having resided here for number of years.
 Mrs. Powers of Bisbee is visiting he. daughter Mrs. Charles Morris. Judge and Mrs. T. s. Bunch of Solo monville were in town Saturday. B. F. Foster returned Saturday from an overland trip to Wilcox. Messrs Barnett and w. T. Francis returned Saturday from an overland trip to Bisbee and other points. Mrs. Frank Andrews of Artesai is @n the city today.
 l MT. and Mrs. Mitt Sims of Solomon vile were Sunday visitors to Safford. Reverends Burley and Crutchfield cx changed pulpits Sunday. The former accompanied by his wife, addressed the congregation of the Methodist church South, in Stafford in very pleasing manner. The solo rendered by Mrs Burley was greatly enjoyed Judge Nave passed through Stafford this morning enroute to Solomonville where he will hold an extra term of court. One of the important cases to come up is the Gillespie water case.
 Mir. A. T. Cotton, the water cominiss. toner, is among those attending court in Solomonville.
 Mrs. Elsie F. Gammage was granted divorce from W. W. Gammage this morning. The plaintiff s name of Elsie Lucille Foster was restored.
 Mrs. w. Pursley was business wis tior in Solomonville today.
 Harmon American Orchestra will furnish the music for a dance in Tod1 E hall Christmas night.
 Bills have been posted for the first iluual benefit for .hc Satforl band. which will be assisted by the Saff)rl Dramatic club in two plays. 1.-The Girl With the Cold to Invest" and "A Blood Relation
 The Masonic installation anu ban quet Saturday night WIS the social event of The season. Inediately afte1 tue hGStHH "tft iHsidiitu lAt IsihNtlI Star officers took their places and re ceived the pledge of their respective offices. Miss Margaret Robinson, re tring Worthy aMtron, was presented with a handsome jewel of the office The banquet hall was beautiful with mistletoe and red ribbons. The long table fairly groaned under its weight of eatables and the eighty persons present did justice to each delicious viand
 Mrs. Alice II. Davis of Fl Paso is in town to spend the holidays with her sister Mrs. ]. N. Stratton.
 Rehearsals are going on for the play to be given New Years eve.
 Mir and Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Ander- son, Mir. and Mrs. Chambers and Mir. Kombleth were among the Solomonville visitors to the Masonic banquet Satur- day night.
 Maury Grider and w. P Lathrop were quail hunting at Artesia Sunday.
 W. c. Roundey of Globe spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. II. F. Dunlap. who will leave this week for their new home in Wilcox.
 Will Parks of Globe is shipping a car of beef cattle to the Gatti meat markets of that city. MT. Parks bought the cattle from Webb and Marshall of Pima.