Arizona republican., 1908-08-07

Word has been received from Post master J. w. Babe in New York that he and his family are having great time. The Babe family know how | to enjoy themselves and they have the good wishes of all to have a livery pleasant vacation and that they may soon be with us again. | Charles McNeely the new postmas ter, is filling his ncw position in a very creditable manner. He receives numerous cards, etc, from his num- erous lady friends and altogether he l is a very popular young fellow and should marry well in this cline.
 George Eaton and Mir. Brendlin are now in town after finishing some work at Newbury Mining company ! of installing some machinery, etc. 1 Paul Reidel, the popular baker of Kelvin, has returned after several months absence, and has decided to lreopen his bakery. Paul has an Al bakery equipment and smoke issuing from his lofty chimney yesterday was a very pleasing sight to many Kel- ! whites. Kelvin is slowly picking up and Paul should soon be depOsiting money again in the Valley Bank
 
 to Tucson to see his brother, Dr. J. the head of the sanitary department of Arizona for a number of years and is one of our foremost physicians and has a host of friends. Ed Divine of Henness & Griffin Mercantile store in Ray, and Mir. Holmes, a popular young man of Kelvin, will take Mir. Devine's place in Kelvin.
 John Nelson of goat fame, has disposed of his goat interests to Globe parties. He will hereafter devote his time to raising corn, etc, on his land.
 Mir. Griffin, of Henness & Griffin, has been in town for a few days. While here he was the guest of Mrs Henness and spent c very pleasant time. He reports business good at Winkelman.
 Jim Armstrong, brother of Tom Armstrong, the COW man, is busy these hot days looking fro good home site. He is tired of being cOOped up a four room house and desires to have a large house with plenty of ground room to lasso calves, etc. As there has been plenty of rain the past month or so, mak ing feed good, Jim should have plenty of good fat beef this fall and make sufficient money to buy a Rockefeller estate.
 Don Pugh of Troy has been doing assessment work on his claims at Ray the last few weeks.
 Dick YOutcey has accepted a pO- sition on the railroad. Dick has been on Draper's ranch, near Dagger Well, the last few months, taking care of cattle-
 Mrs. Borrowdale, wife of T. B Borrowdale, one of Kelvin's popular business men, is going to depart for Jerome on the sth inst. and spend few weeks with her uncle at that place. Mrs. Borowdale has not been feeling well for some time and We sincerely trust the change will be beneficial and that she may return just as strong as ever.
 Mir. and Mrs. French have return ed to their home in Ray after a brief absence to Florence.
 Truman Philips, formerly employed at the Ray Copper company, has left
 
 York. Truman is only r years of age and in the capacity of assistant surveyor and assay helper has given splendid satisfaction 70 the Ray company. It was his intention to go to school in the east and fit him self for an Al surveyor Truman de- serves great credit, as he has worked hard and steady ever since being here and has saved sufficient money to carry him through school.
 Eli Piper, employed by the Ray Copper company for several years. has sent in his resignation to the extreme regret of all. MT. Piper has been q very valuable man, being able to turn his hand to anything demand ed. His intentions are to take up some land at Florence and raise | grain, etc. r. ne is as successful al l farming as he has been useful at | tine Ray company he should make q | nice state in q few years He cDries away witli tn" good wishes of nI | for a successful career. Mrs. Piper l and little Anna Ruth will be much | missed as the Piper family were very entertaining and Anna Ruths speech | es, songs, etc, at our entertainments | will be sadly missed
 MT. Spaulding. d former popular | employe of the Ray Copper company, will take MT. Piper's place.
 J. Jay Sullivan, Kelvins enterpris- | ing mining man. has returned after a trip to Bisbee and other towns in | reference to mines, etc