Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-06

class. Miss Hutter spent number of weeks in Globe last year, and her friends and music lovers generally will be glad to again welcome her.
 Mrs. F. F. Mashbir of Stafford arrived last evening and will spend the day as the guest of her niece, Mrs. A. Hansen, at the Dominic nhotel.
 Probate Judge Robertson yesterday issued a license for the marriage of Mrs. Rule r. Park of Tombstone and Robert T. Stinson of Globe. MT. Stin- son is a native of New York and Mrs. Park is a native of California.
 Miss Hazel Keegan, who has been spending the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs J. J. Keegan of 270 East Cedar street, left yesterday morning for Los Angeles, where she will resume her studies at Miss Wing s school for young ladies.
 Miss Dolphine Fort left yesterday morning for Los Angeles after spending | the Christmas vacation with her mother, Mrs. D. o. Fort of North High street. Miss Fort is student at the West Lake School for Girls.
 F. F. Towle left yesterday morning for Tucson on few days busIness trip.
 Three little girls, Aida, !. Mercedes and Neva Perino, daughters or l.. 4. Perino of Miami, arrived last night from Bis bee They had sent d message to their father, but he evidently did not receive it and was not here to meet them. They were taken to the Dominion hotel and as they are quite experienced little travellers, they were quite well satis- fled to wait there until today.
 Mrs. w. H. Parks left yesterday morning for few days visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Dial, at Safford.
 w. E. Cory, John R. Wood and H. P. Bird will leave this morning for the Sulphur Springs valley, where they will remain for number of weeks. Mir. Wood arrived few weeks ago from New York.
 l.. F.. Hoeye left Sunday morning on business trip to Kansas City.
 r. P. Greer returned Sunday evening from Texas where he had spent the holidays with relatives and friends. Mrs. Greer, who had accompanied him on the trip, will remain several weeks longer
 Knight Parker came up from his ranch at Ft. Thomas last night and will spend a few days here shaking hands with friends and attending to business matters.
 Miss Kate Murphy, who was i'll with severe cold several days last week, is back at her work again at Mcqueen E confectionery store.
 w. c. Roundey and Mrs. Roundey re turned last night from a trip to Will cox. Mrs Roundey accompanied MT Roundey to Globe and will remain hero with him until he makes his next trip to Stafford.
 Mrs. T. O. Roering arrived last even ing from Seattle, Wash, and will be the guest of her son, Perry Emerson.
 Miss Heien Bru, who has spent tho past few months in this city, left yester. day morning for her home at Oakland Cal
 Mrs. Rebeeea Sellers left yesterday for a visit with relatives and friends at Salem Ore.
 John Kendall arrived last night from England. Mir Kendall was formerly a resident of Globe, but has been absent about year, most of which time he spent at his ola home, in England.
 Mir and Mrs. J. A. Son of Douglas arrived last night and will go on to Miami this morning, where Mr. Son will i be employed as boilermaker at the mine.
 Mir Sam McMillm has just returnel from Duncan and Clifton, where he ha. been visiting his daughters, Mrs Wm Tyler and Miss Ella McMilan. He al. 30 visited the Richmond school where his daughter teaches. They had splen. did program at their Christmas enter. tainmeDt which he attended. MT. Me Milan reports things as being very ] quiet in the neighboring cities. ] Phil tlnrn Snrs his rrifn ir q Gnn cnffnn