Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-04
Short Stories OF the City

Short Stories OF the City
On tho Sick List--Mrs. Mary thinner,
the well known nurse, is confined to
her home on East Oak street, suffering
from a severe bilious attack.
Socialist Mec.ing-The Socialists will
hold public meeting tonight at Miners
Union hall Speeches will be made by
prominent socialists. The public is in:
vited to attend.
Back From the vaney-Father j. o.
Barrete returned yesterday from q trip
down the Gila valley. While in the val
ley he visited all the church towns and
reports all in a prosperous condition.
Leslie George writes-Leslie George,
who officiated at the Hotel Dominion
as day clek for number of months,
is now travelling, and letters mailed at
Joplin, Mo-, reached q number of Mr..
George S friends yesterday,
California Straw berries--A fine ship
ment of California Strawberries reached
the city yesterday and found ready
and fast selling market at % cents
per box. Regular daily shipments will
perhaps now be made.
Dance Tonight-Pascoe and Hudson
will give another of their enjoyable
dances at Maurel hall tonight. They
have secured excellent music and ar
ranged an usually attractive program.
You will miss good time If you miss
this dance.
Fern work-A very attractive ar
rangement of California ferns is made
in the display windows at the Monarch
clothing store. The ferns We're secured
by Manager Sieglitz for decorative pur.
poses, and their first exhibit is attract.
ing many people.
Catholic Lecturer-Rev. Father E. NJ.
Laycock, missionary-apostolic and en-.
inent lecturer, will arrive in the city to-
night from Charleston, S. c., and COM
mencing tomorrow night will deliver
lectures at the Sacred Heart church
every night next week.
viii Return to Globe-Miss Mabel
McCurdy, the music teacher, who has
been spending the past year with rela-
tives in Proctor, Mimi, will return TO
Globe in few days and again take
IN residence with her sister, Mrs.
Bright.
Guild Ertertainment-Th ladies of
81. John s Guild of the Episcopal church
were entertained yesterday at tho pleas
ant residence of A. W. Sydnor by Mes.
danes Sydnor and Cook. There was
large attendance present and a very
profitable meeting was enjoyed. At
seasonable hour dainty refreshments
were served.
Clayton's Easter Bonnet-Advancing
the Easter season pair of weeks, Clay
ton Bennett, the genial registration Of
ficer, appeared yesterday. RECALLED in
charming new Easter bonnet--a San
Carlos creation with Apache trimmings
and chin ties of enhancing beauty.
just who the designing modiste was,
Clayton refuses to divulge, not caring
TO have the style become common.
Big Pay Roll-Prominent miners in
the district assert that from 800 to
500 more men will draw pay checks in
the Globe district than during any
previous month since last October. It
IS also claimed that during the COM
ing month at least 200 more miners will
be given employment. An unusually
heavy pay day trade is expected during
the next three weeks
solononville VS.. Globe Eagles-On
Sunday afternoon nine made up of
Solomonville, Stafford and Thatcher tim
Der VIII visit Globe and cross bats with
the Eagles baseball team. There are
number of very fast players in the
valley team and as the Eagles have
been doing daily practice, swift game
is promised. A special train will per-
haps bring the valley team and fans
to the city.
Big Brick Contract. W. Read, a.
prominent brick maker of Phoenix, has
secured contract from the Gibson
Copper company to make 100000 brick.
Mr.. Read arrived in the city Thursday
night and left yesterday for Gibson
camp and VIII Immediately prepare for
the erection of his plant. The brick
will be used in the construction of boil-I
er foundations and in building two fine
cottages at the mine.
Eagles Night-Globc Eagles will hold !
full sway at Dreamland tonight. Un-
der their auspices and for their benefit
the popular Armin stock company will
put on Spontaneous Combustion, -
one of the best productions of their
engagement in this city. Speciality /
work by local talent will make pro-
gram without an idle moment. After
the performance the floor will be clear
ed and the music furnished by the full
Eagle orchestra dances will be enjoyed
until all present are ready to retire.