Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-29

 return home this morning after few days visit with her sister and friends here.
 MT. F. l.. Barrett will leave this morning for his home at Hougton, Mich. and will stop at several cities an route. For the past year Mir Barrett has been manager of the electric lighting plant of this city, aud is well known and popular in local business circles. < Mir l.. Levy has returned from an cx- tended eastern trip, during which he visited the more important cities and purchased full line of new suits, gowns and hats for the Levy Brothers stores Some of the new styles are now being shown in the store and the rest of the stock is expected to arrive in a few days.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Cochran left yes terday morning for Bisbee, where they will spend few days visiting at the home of Mir. Cochran 's brother, Mr. II. Cochran. They will then go to Fl Paso for few days after which Mrs, Coch ran will go on to her home at Brokes- mith, Texas, and Mir. Cochran will re- turn here.
 Mrs. Charles l.. Rawlins returned last night from Long Beach, Cal, where she has been spending several months. She was accompanied from Solomon vile by Miss Lydia Sparks, who re turned from Long Beach few weeks ago, and has since been the guest of Miss Lillie Bishop at Solomonville.
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 tlr. F. P. Greer, vice-president of the First National Bank, and Mrs, Greer, will leave this morning for the coast. They will visit Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle and other cities and expect to take a trip to Alaska before returning.
 Mir. G. A. Mauk, local agent for the Gila Valley railroad, left yesterday morning on few days business trip to Tucson.
 Mrs. s. A. Moore and children, who have been living at Roosevelt for the past three years, are leaving this morn ing for their former home at Marble Falls, Texas, where they will again take up residence.
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 Mrs. John Butts of Phoenix arrived Friday evening to visit Mrs. Newton Hackney. Mrs. Butts lived on the Ton to Creek twenty years ago, when the Apaches were about her only neighbors and when they had to come to Globe on horseback for all of their provisions. At that time Globe was little hamlet with the proverbial corner store, black smith shop, one hotel and saloon. Mrs, Brits was very much surprised at the remarkable growth of the city during the past few years.
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 At the last meeting of Globe Aerie, No. l91, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Lon A. Hoeye, past president of the local aerie, was chosen as delegate to the grand aerie meeting, which will be held at Omaha next month. MT. Hoeye will leave Globe for the east about September 3.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Carlock and Miss Mary Kavanaugh returned last night from few months visit in Ken lucky.
 Messrs. Frank Shute and Lester Ali. son returned last night from month s vacation in Los Angeles and other coast cities.
 Miss Ruth Ann Morgan of Florence, arrived here last night to visit friends. MT. Harry Shute and family returned last night from Los Angeles where they have been spending the summer
 Mrs. Victor Johnson of Globe re turned last night from a visit at Chi cago.
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 MT. R. c. O'Shea arrived last even ing from Los Angeles and will spend a short time visiting here.
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 MT. Harry Markovitz arrived last night from Los Angeles on a business trip. Mir, Markovitz is hide buyer.
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