Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-04

l spend about week toether at Fl ] Paso.
 Mir. F.. B. Van Neen expects to leave Thursday morning for Denver, Colo, where he will remain until October |. l #
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Gifin, who have been residents of this city for some time, left yesterday for Copper Hill, where they will now reside. | 3s l Mrs. Wm. Burke, of No. 244 South Second street is visiting friends at the camp in SixShooter canyon. She will spend week there and as this is her first vacation or absence from the city in three years she is enjoying herself immensely. The messenger from the camp described her as picture as she rode from the camp to the summit of the mountains last Sunday morning, ! but failed to state whether or not | kodak had been called into service at the time.
 | Word has been received from a party of Globe young men, who are out at the coast. The members of the party are Harry Sultan, Lee Middleton, r. C.. Anderson, Charles Long, Edgar Sul- tan, and George Rose. They are hay ing fine time. Having done every thing and everyone on this side of the l line, they decided to take trip over into Canada. The message was sent from Victoria, B. C.
 They mentioned being out two days and nights on salmon fishing trip, but did not report their catch. On the evening of July 2, they were to sail again for the land of the Stars and Stripes, and will soon be making prep arations to return here.
 Mr. and Mrs. s. 'E,. Clark, MT. T. F.. Mcclellan, and MT. J. H. Crosley were entertained at dinner Sunday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. w. II. | Parks. The dinner was served by Misses Nell and Leo Parks. < -his anu MlS- INtIHtl bl tNu- perior are spending a few days in the city with relatives and friends. sS
 Mrs. C. c. Wacey of Houston, Tex, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. T. &. Munson of 1090 North Sutherland street.
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 Mr Robert Hill left yesterday morn ing for leedsburg, Mo, to visit friends. Mir. A. J. McPherrin, special auditor for the Modern Woodmen of America, who has been in the city auditing the books of the local lodge, returned to Los Angeles yesterday morning. He found the books in excellent condition. <
 Mrs. Thomas Stafford returned to Bisbec yesterday morning after spend. ing few weeks in this city with her husband.
 Mrs. F. Taylor left yesterday morn ing for Los Angeles, having recovered from her recent illness. Mir. NJ. Lyons will leave this morn. ing for Houghton, Mich, where he will remain several mouths visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whitaker will leave this morning for Alamosa, Colo. $s | Mir. F. J. Johnson leaves this morn- ing for los Angeles. | Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Lee arrived last evening from Douglas and will be the guests, for a few weeks, of Mrs. Lee s | grandmother, Mrs. A. F.. McCutcheon Mir. and Mrs. Lee are in charge of the Salvation Army corps at Douglas, and Mir. Lees health having failed, he is taking d short vacation for much need ed rest.
 Mr. J. w. Walter, who went to Cali fornia short time ago, is at present enjoying the pleasures offered the tour | ist at Avalon, Catalina Island. SS Sheriff Henry Thompson returned Hast night from Canada, bringing with him Mir Phillipson, against whom sew era charges have been entered. MT. Phillipson was accompanied by his wife and child,