Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-27
SAFFORD

SAFFORD, June 26.--Mrs. Brier mother of Weaver Brier, returned yes terday from an extended visit to rela tives in Texas and Colorado points.
 Mrs. Petar And arson left yesterday afternoon for Globe, where she will visi relatives.
 | H. Brown, Q recent comer from Texas is ill at his home in Layton.
 Will Thorpe has returned from bus mess trip to Clifton and Morenci.
 Work is progressing on the school ad ditiOn. w. c. Faulconer has the con tract and will have the building ready for occupancy by the first of October The building is substantial one of ! brick
 Dr. and Mrs. John Newton Stratton and little son left this morning for an extended vacation trip. They go first to Uvalde and San Antonio, Texas, to visit relatives, and thence to Kansas City,
 J. R. Welker expects soon to begin the erection of neat up to date resi- denee on his lot in the Packer addi. ton on M street. Mir. Boone, of Douglas, was an out going passenger this morning.
 Mrs. Taylor came down from Globe this morning and is the guest of her mother Mrs. Van Ness.
 Miss Azilee Robinson is i'll at the home of her uncle w. E. Glasscock.
 A party of Stafford s younger society set enjoyed moonlight hay ride to Thatcher last evening.
 MT. and Mrs. James Mack and daugh- ter, of Pueblo, Colo, who have been wintering in Stafford and have recently been visiting at the Indian Hot Springs, left this morning for California.
 local talent company came down from Globe this morning and will pre- sent "The Daughter of the Desert v at Todd Hall this evening.
 The Morning Star Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah, held their regular business meeting at the Masonic hall last even ing. Installation of officers will take place at the first meeting in July.
 An open air union service of the sew sral churches will be held in the Wick ersham park Sunday evening
 SAFFORD, June 26.-Mrs. c. P Pearson returned last night from d week s visit with her daughter Mrs. A. B. Richmond, at Tucson.
 Forty-two cars of cattle belonging to the Double Circle Cattle company, were shipped Friday to Bakersfield, Cal, where they will be pastured.
 Hon. W. w. Pace and wife of Thatch- CT, are visitors in the city today.
 A great number of out-of town visi- tors are seen in town every day, al- though the weather is getting warmer and more disagreeable every day for travelling.
 w. K. Dial s office on 10th street is among the many new buildings being erected in Safford. The stone walls will soon be ready for the roofing.
 W. V. Thorpe returned last night from business trip to Clifton and Nor enci.
 Mrs. Ph. Freudenthal of Solomonville is chaperoning party at Camp Incep- tion this week. Misses Clara Perrin and Gertrude Pusch of Tucson, house guests of Mrs. Chas. F. Soomon, are among the party.
 Mrs. Petar Anderson left Friday foi a short visit with relatives in Globe
 pr. and Mrs. J. N. Stratton and son Hunter, left this morning for an extend ed visit through the south, their former home.
 Miss Margaret Robinson returned Fri. day night from trip to Grand Canyon and Prescott. She reports most de- lightful visit to Arizona's great scenic wonders.
 Mrs. Kate Martin of Thatcher, was visitor in town today.