Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-02-26
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY

SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Improving Hotel-The International
hotel in the MeKevitt block is being
improved and modernized.
Down the Valley-Theodore Collins,
the rustling proprietor of the White
House, made trip down the valley
on important business yesterday.
Large Membership-The Sunday
school of the First Methodist church
now has membership of 1872, which is
believed to be the largest in its his
tory.
In New Quarters--Nick Milick, pro.
prietor of the Globe Real Estate Office,
has moved from the Trust bailding TO
offices in the Globe Bank & Slyings
company.
Harvesting Cottonwood-The NINA.
ture grove of cottonwood trees on the
property of the Carvil blacksmith shop
are being removed by Knight Parker
and reduced to fire wood
Out Again-Lon f. Hoeye, proprietor
of the Newport barber shop, after
wrestling with an attack of grip fer
several days at his home, is again able
to be out, although looking as though
he came out second best in the engage
ment.
Mrs. Grant Entertains-At the home
of her mother, Mrs. James Frederick
on East Oak street Monday evening
Mrs. II. Z. Grant delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of her friends. fine
musical program was the chief feature
of the evening. Tempting refreshments
were served.
Concentration Arrives-The seven ton
concentration for the Inspiration Min
ing company has reached the city and
will be ready for a trial run in few
days. The teaching process will be used
in treating the ore at the mine. The
company now has plenty of water for
all purposes.
Mr.. Bowman Ill-John Bowman, the
well known barber, is confined to his
home suffering from an attack of grip.
He was taken suddenly i'll yesterday
while at work in his shop and it was
found necessary to call carriage to
convey him to his residence. Last even
ing he was reported slightly improved.
Mr.. Selby Improved--The condition
of the Rev. George Selby, rector of the
local Episcopal church, was greatly i'm
proved yesterday, and It. is now believed
that the popular pastor will be able
to be out again in a few days. This
will be good news for the members of
the Episcopal church and the many
friends of the doctor and Mrs. Selby
New Business Block-Berndt & Koch,
the local bakers, who recently purchased
the lot at the corner of Broad and Ce-
dar streets, will in the near future com
mence excavating for handsome new
business block, which is to occupy this
desirable lot. The building will be two
stories and of brick and will be used
for the home of modern bakery plant
Railway rovements-During the
last freshet the tracks of the ella Val
ley, Globe & Northern were washed out
for quite distance in North Globe
They have been permanently replaced
and a retaining wall fortified with huge
boulders is being put in. The stone
being used will average 500 pounds in
weight.
To Visit Roosevelt-Dr. j. II. Lacey
and his brother Ben Lacey, state treas
urer of North Carolina, who have been
visiting in the city with Judge Little,
VIII leave this morning for Roosevelt,
where they will look over the big dam
and reservoir. Returning on Thursday
they will leave for Solomonville, where
DIR. Lacey is practicing medicine.
School Kids Remembered-The man.
ager of the Great American circus gave
yesterday afternoon s performance to
the school children of the city, and
with their parents crowded the tent