El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-30
GLOBE, ARIZ.


Globe. Ariz., Oct 3O.-H. B. Merri-
weather, Of this city, has one Of the
finest collections Of photos of pOr-
lions of the state roads that has ever
been on exhibition. He viii be at
Phoenix during the fair with his pic
lures to boost the ocean to ocean
highway.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. EmsIey and Mrs.
Dial, mother of Mrs. Fursley, all Of
Long Beach, Cal. are visiting in this
city Mr. Pursley is a stOckhOlder in
the First National bank of Globe
Mrs. Fred Jones has arrived in the
city from a visit to the coast.
Caleb Huston has returned from
Michigan, where he has been visiting
Mrs. a. V. Shelton. who has been
connected with the BrOOkner COM
pany, has resigned her position with
that firm.
Lyman H. Hayes. of Wilcox, has ar
rived IN the city.
Robert Bruce Stevenson, F. P. Web
er and +. r. Crandell left for Phoenix
by auto to attend the fair.
R. L. Alderman has returned from
a trip to the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Y NJ Fike and family
have left via Roosevelt by automobile
to attend the state fair at Phoenix.
c. c. MallaId, superintendent Of the
Arizona Eastern railroad, is the re-
cipient Ot sCWc fine samples OF ap-
pies. They were raised in Thatcher
IN an orchard owned by president An
drew Kimbal.
In the supreme court Thursday
Sarah B. Kersey was granted a di-
vorce from Samuel II. Kersey, upon
the ground OF desertiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Welker, OF
Stafford, are in the city.
W. J. Young and family, Of Young,
Ariz., have moved in from their ranch,
and will spend the winter in Globe.
J. J. Chamberlain, Of the Old Do
miniOn bank, went quail hunting and
returned with as many as the law
would allow him to shoot.
Miss Alice SutOr, Walter SutOr and
--Ibert McNelly have left -1r Phoenix
to attend the fair
Mrs. Winslow was taken home from
the hospital IN a much improved con-
dition.
Mrs. Jack Lowe and mother. Mrs.
J. J. Keegan, are visiting at Phoenix
and will take in the fair.
Jess Henderson, OF Winkelman, has
returned to that point
George F. Senner, attorney, OF Win
kelman has returned TO that town.
Henry YenIger, OF Copper Hill min
ing district, IS in the city
A baby boy arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L CBud) Odel yester-
day.
j. r Lynn left Thursday morning
for his former home, MOrganfield. Ky.
7. p Hanson, manager Of the Globe
foundry, is i'll at his home with ty-
phOid fever.
Jack McKinnon. one of the best
known prOspectOrs in the GlObe-AIia-
mi-Superior mining districts, is now
at the Ray Consolidated hospital at
Kelvin, having recently had one Of
his thumbs amputated.
William Ramsey, of Copper Hill, has
returned TO this city after a three
months visit to Western and northern
points.
Floyd Olds and Joseph Kinsman
have left to attend the Phoenix fair.
Angus McAlpine has returned from
FL Paso.
Bert Van Orman, OF Salida, Colo,
has arrived in Globe TO take a posi-
ton with Ingram & company
Robert Hamilton has arrived in
Globe from Chicago and is now at the
BrOokner company department store
as head office man and assistant to
Manager Patterson
Charles Woods. Newt Vaughn. W H.
Woods. Pess -Alsap, Tom Paivers, all
Of the Wineglass ranch, were in the
city this week
David HOlgUin has returned from
Brussels, Belgium, where he has been
studying.
Dan Malina has returned with his
bride from Los Angeles