Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-09
NEWSANDN NOTES
FROM SUPERIOR
Bits Of Happenings and
Social Gossip from the
Busy Mining Camp, as
Chronicled by Republican
Correspondent

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SUPERIOR, Ariz, Jan. S.-The
Pastime theater showed last We'd
nesday the famous picture, Joan of
Are" in five reels, which was we'll
attended. These features will be
given twice a month during the win
ter season. Shows are given every
Wednesday and Sunday New music
will soon be installed in the shape
of a PLAYER piano.
Dame Rumor has it that the
younger set are jealous of the pupils
of Professor Flanagans class after
the production of "Finnigan's Flat
that they have decided to try their
skill on the stage by producing
three-act play Please get busy-We
are open for a challenge.
r. T. Jones returned to town
Tuesday evening after visiting diff
ferent parts of the state.
T. Flanagan, principal of the
schools here, returned on Monday
after spending the new year with his
parents and friends at Globe.
A dance was given in the Coleman
hotel last Saturday in honor of Miss
n Brooks of Phoenix, who has been
visiting Miss A. Hathaway, who is
teaching school here.
T. n Pool, president of the Kelvin
Lumber & Supply Co. of Winkelman,
Ray and Superior, was here for two
on three days on business.
Good old horse He has the auto
skinned a city block coming over
ior with the mail. But we would like
10 see them on the automobile get
here earlier with the mail. We re-
ceived our December oath mail on
January 5th. Query-where has it
been, to Europe? And the sausage
all the way from Kentucky and
Christmas buildings from the east all
spoiled. That sausage. / can smell
il yet
Miss Christensen, who has been
visiting Dr. E. Holm for some time
is leaving for other chimes. She will
be greatly missed especially at the
dances
Superior people please note that
from now on all local news will APP
pear in The Republican every Sat
urday. You had better take a copy
Everybody has been doing assess
ment work around here and what a
camp this would be if someone would
Just come and open up some of the
good properties which exist in the
district Now is your time, Mr. Cap
italist, to come and look over this
section. There is plenty of it-gold,
silver copper, lead-everything your
heart desires
Frank Ennis, (Which is Irish, of
course) proprietor of the Magma no.
tel, has added to his four-legged pets
Il couple of fine porkers They have
the best that Frank can get for them
and I expect some good pork will
soon be served on the dining room
table
Superior has two meat markets
now Every little bit helps
Macarthur Bros, the well known
railroad contractors, are forging
ahead with the Superior railroad Six
miles of track are already laid and
before long another camp will be in
stalled near Superior so as to start
work at this end This will be q
great thing for Superior
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Neary, Jr, en-
tertained a party of friends on Tues
day evening at their residence. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Eft
tlinger. M. A. Moody, Miss Christian
sen, T. Flanagan and Miss A. Hath
away
]. n. Wallace of the livery stables
returned to town Tuesday evening
after being at Naco for several days
on business.