Arizona republican., 1908-08-30
From Territorial Points


down in San Diego, Cal, for a while.
 MT. Shoemaker has made several good
 deals here and hopes to be back here
 in the winter. He likes the climate of
 San Diego fine but he always has a
 good word for the health giving prop
 critics of Kelvin.
 A very popular young man by the
 name of Dennis Lynch of Kelvin who
 has very mysteriously disappeared in
 the last day or so. All sorts of ru-
 mors are floating around, some to the
 effect that he has gone off to get mar
 ried or do something else just as des- -perate. Denny has numerous friends
 here who desire no ill luck to befall 1 him and we are all waiting anxiously
 for news of his whereabouts or to see 1 his smiling face again in our midst | Denny has some very valuable mining
 claims here and it may possibly be that | he is going to surprise us all by tell l ing of the sale of them. Good luck to ! him which ever turn he takes.
 i J. Jay Sullivan the recent purchaser
 of the valuable Renfro property in | Dripping Spring, Wash. arrived in 1 town yesterday and reported things as moving along nicely.
 | Mrs. Philip Wiseman, the genial wife ! of the general manager of the Ray Consolidated Copper company, was very unexpectedly and agreeably sur ] prised on Friday morning the 21st, her i birthday. in receiving a handsome | piano from her husband. The gift was | entirely unthought Of and she was much pleased with it. In honor of the day Mrs. Wiseman had planned an au- 1 tomobile party to Ray and return fol-
 lowed by a dainty luncheon at the Staff house. The automobile party was composed of the following: Mrs Arnott, Mrs. Berenscheen. Mrs. Hen ness, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Wiseman and Kenneth Wiseman. The trip was very pleasant and upon return all adjourned
 to Staff house where they partOok of some of Mrs. Glenn's excellent cooking.
 Mrs Wiseman was the recipient of nu-
 merous birthday gifts and all of Kelvin
 extends its heartiest good wishes to her.
 William Barenscheen of the Ray
 Consolidated Copper company, is feel
 ing much better now.
 Miss Lulu. the popular daughter of Mrs. Steward, proprietess of KeIvin's best cafe, was stung on the finger by scorpion last Monday. To date she has suffered no i'll results from it. We were all glad to see that it did not affect the cooling breezes of the Stew art Cafe. The flies are so bad nowa- days that to he without the fan power would be fierce
 Miss Mcintyre of Phoenix is now visiting Mrs. French of Ray for few days and will also be the guest of Mra. Schilling. Miss Mcintyre is much pleased with this country and says that the scenery is beautiful and very thrilling. She has had several horse back rides which she enjoyed i'm mensely. She says it is much pleas anter riding in this section than in Phoenix and Florence as there is no dust, the roads are good and hard.
 Although the mining business in this section is not rushing the hunting of wild game still keeps up at a hot pace. Kelvin and Ray can boast of numerous good hunters, conspicuous among them being Chas. McNeely and Ira White of the Herucles Mercantile Company both being Al shots on the wing There being plenty of rabbits and doves these two hunters started out Sunday after noon to clean up a few. Shots were heard all afternoon, must have been several hundred of them and every one was thinking of the fine field rabbit they would have in morning. We all supposed they had a wagonload of game from the noise and when they with but small game between them there was d big crowd of disap- pointed people. They have the best wishes of all for better luck next time
 Lulu O'Doharty and Mrs. Allen took a trip to Ray on horseback last Sun day. They are both excellent riders and made the trip in good fast time.
 Robt. Archibald and several others have heard from Geo Blackburne and his wife from Pittsburg. Pa. MT. Blackburne recently sold valuable min ing claims and had gone on a pleasure trip east. They like the Smoky City first rate but long for the mountains