Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-13

| ih6 1ioui SotOby WuCtc nC been spending few days visiting at the ranch home of Mr. Harry Shute. <
 Mir. J. A. Brown returned Sunday evening from Apache county, where he had been visiting friends. MT. Brown accompanied Mrs. Brown, who will re- main there until September. On the way across the mountains they spent a few days hunting and fishing at White river.
 Judge F. $. Nave and Mrs. Nave ex- pect to leave on Saturday morning for the coast They will visit Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle and if traffic and other conditions are favorable they will also take trip to Alaska before returning.
 Mrs. c. Cushman, of l49 South Broad street. expects to leave for Pacific Grove, Cal, on Thursday. Mrs. Cush- man is one of the stenographers at the Oid Dominion mine.
 Dr. L. F. Wightman, who has been into wn for few days, will return to- day to his ranch near Geronimo, where he and Mrs. Wightman expect to re- main several weeks longer.
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 Mrs. J. r. Gerald and her daughter, Miss Genevieve Gerald of 359 South Sutherland street, left last week for an extended eastern trip. They will visit relatives and friends at Cam. bridge Springs, Pa, and also at Cuba, x. r., after which they will take a steamer trip down the St. Lawrence to the Thousand Isles. They expect to re, main until September, when they will return to this city.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Carlock and Miss Mary Kavanaugh expect to leave this week for & visit to their former home at Newport, Ky.
 Mir. Cullen Little, who has been em. Ployed as clerk and stenographer by Rawlins and Little, left yesterday morning for Seattle.
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 Mrs. R. G. Goodwin left yesterday morning for southern California to re- main during the heated season. *
 Mir. Jack Curtis recently had his hand injured by some of the machinery while employed at the Live Oak mine. He was in the city yesterday to have the wound dressed and the surgeon ad. vised him to be exceedingly cautious as blood poison was threatened in the injured member.
 MT. and Mrs. G. c. Graydon and in. fant son, who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Graydon's s sister Mrs. Samuel F.. Clark of 247 North Devereaux street, returned to then home in Bowie yesterday morning. =: \ Mrs. c. s. Anthony left yesterday morning on her eastern tour, which vii \ include a steamer trip on the Grea Lakes from Chicago to Buffalo. Sh, will also visit in Iowa, New York an( Pennsylvania before returning her, about the middle of September. Mir. T. P. Kelly, mining man of thi city, has gone to Crowley to atten, \ to some mining interests there. q SS Mrs. E. M. Hurd, of 165 South Dev ereaux street, left yesterday mornini for Burlington, Iowa, where she wi \ visit her mother. Mrs Hurd expect 3 to return about the middle of October V SS ,a Mrs. w. A. Smith and children wi & leave this morning for Fond du La' N Wis. They expect to remain there fo
 two or three months as the guests 0 S Mrs. smiths mother and brother. ' Miss Alma Musgrave and MT. ' Anglin rode out to Miami on Sunda, y where they were entertained at luncl \ con at the home of Mrs. Slack. Afte
 luncheon MT. and Mrs. Slack, Miss l., \ cile Slack and their guests rode to Key 7 stone, Black Warrior and Red Spring. $ Mir. and Mrs J. c. Boughster drov out to Miami Sunday afternoon. T> | MT. P. M. Lorraine, mining enginee of l49 South Broad street, went { | Roosevelt on Saturday and will be gon \ several days on business. N 3t N Mir. c. F. Hewes of Van Wagene Hewes, returned Sunday evenin \ from the coast, where he has been du \ ing the past month. x ' Rev. II. P. Corey and Mrs. Corey al
 expecting their two sons who are the east to arrive some time next weel S < Colonel Jess Ellison arrived in tn city today from Ellison, having riddle \ the entire distance, about sixty mile on horseback.
 \ x \ Mir. Wm. voris, formerly undersheri
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