Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-18

s. B. Morrow, the well known Miami city yesterday.
 Sam Garside and Ed Garside who have been spending the past three months at Los Angeles and other Cali fornia points on pleasure trip, are ex- pected to arrive this evening.
 W. c. Roundey returned Sunday even. ing after spending few wdays at Stafford.
 II. A. Palmer, who had been with the engineering party working on the new Durango line, left Sunday morning for Tucson.
 Miss Ida Wills left Sunday morning for Bisbee where she will visit her sis ter, Mrs. Bryce.
 C. F. Hasse, who has been with As. sistant Engineer J. S. Barlow in this city for the past month, left Sunday morning for Tucson, where he will oc' cupy position as draftsman in the office of l.. II. Long, assistant chief engineer of the Southern Pacific lines in Arizona and New Mexico.
 Attorney F. s. Nave went to Solomon. vile yesterday morning on q business trip.
 George R. Stoneman left yesterday morning on a few days trip to Phoe. nix.
 Mrs. S. N. Ward and son left yester- day morning on quite an extended trip. They will go first to Denver, after which they will visit several points in the east.
 Thos c. Foster and son Frank return ed last night from business trip to Bisbee and Douglas.
 R. D. Stone and Mrs. Stone arrived last evening from Chicago, MT. Stone having business interests in this vicin. ity.
 Mrs. Peal Wilkins, of Miami, re. turned last night from visit with friends at Pima.
 Mrs. K. C. Park arrived last evening from Tombstone and went on 10 Cop per Hill where she will reside.
 w. o. Kellner left Sunday morning on a short business visit to Phoenix.
 Mrs. w. O. Kellner returned Sun day evening from visit with friends at Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Higdon, Mrs. Far quhar, Miss Mabel Gault and Mir. John Buchanan returned Sunday evening from Stafford, where Miss Gault and MT. Buchanan gave recital Saturday even- ing.
 Attorney J. Weinberger and Mrs. Weinberger left Sunday morning for SolomOnviIle. Yesterday Mir. Weinber- ger visited Stafford and then returned to this city in the evening. Mrs. Weinber. ger will remain for some time visiting her parents and other relatives at Sol Omonvilie and her brother and family at Stafford.
 Mrs. N. C. Frenger, who has been for the past few weeks the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Hansen, left Sun day morning for her home at Las Cru ces, N- NJ.
 E. J. Carlos spent Sunday at his home lin Stafford. In the evening Mrs, Carlos accompanied him to this city and will spend few days here.
 Barney Harmsen returned Sunday ev- ening from few days business trip to Phoenix, Tucson and other southern Arizona points.
 Mrs. Edwin Wilkins of Miami re- turned last night from Stafford where she has been visiting relatives and friends.
 / Chief Clerk Elliott of the railroad of fees spent Sunday at Indian Hot Springs.
 Mrs. John Turner, her daughter, Miss Mittie, and infant son left Sunday morning for Douglas to visit relatives and friends. Mir. Joe Walker accom-; panied them as far as Bowie.
 Miss We Ella Fitchett left Sunday morning for Alamogordo, N. M., where she will spend month or more visit ing her mother, Mrs. Stilwell.
 W. H. Parks spent yesterday at San Carlos, where he secured number of beef cattle for the Parks Bros mar l.