The Benson signal., 1915-09-04
LOCAL TENS

GO to the Benson Coal g. Ice
Company for coal, ice and'eoda wa
ter. Il 4.
Governor Hunt has issued a pro-
clamation designating September s
as Labor Day.
c. F. Sensner, formerly imml~
grafton inspector here, Is now sta
sioned at Bowie. 4
Morgan K. Sipe left Sunday to
visit the Panama. Pacific Exposition
at San Francisco. 4! q
The price of copper has an up.
ward trend, the price quoted yes~
terday being IS cents. e
We have had change of wealth
er today. Itlooked like rain dur.
ing the week and now'it don't. i
Lee Park Linn, Chinese interpre.
ter at Tucson, was in Benson the
as'ls,.rsa lore part Of tie week on official
Miss Julia c. Keen Of Tucson is
enjoying a visit with her brother,
j. c. Keen, and friends in Benson
this week. Z" II" i
Remember ! can save you money
on gasoline, 'distillate and lubrf,
eating oils, both wholesale and re-
tail. CT. Moss. ! @'r
Miss Marie Harman returned
home the first Of the week from a
short visit with her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Sheerer Of Dragon, . =
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J. F. Cartwright of Dragon was
in town Thdrsday buying supplies
for a copper camp he is opening Up
near Lahcha station, few miles
this side of Dragoon. 50
Operator Brace, who has been
holding the second trick here at
the S. P, has bid ii a position at
Dome. Arizona, and he will be re-
lieved here by Mrs. Pine
Mr.. and Mrs L. Reed and two
children of Lowell were the guests
of Mr.. Reeds brother, NJ. L.
Reed, and family couple Of days
The fore part Of the week.
A. /. Callahan returned home
Thursday from Bisbee with his son
Claude, who was successfully op-
Grated upon for adenoids by Dr.
Shine at the Copper Queen AosPi-
ta1.
Miss Mason, who taught school
here last year, has accepted a posi-
tion with Bishops School for Girls
at San Diego, Cal. The position
embraces work for which she is es-
pecially fitted.
A. G. Simkins shipped a carload
Of high grade copper ore to the
smelter at Douglas Tuesday. The
ore was from the property of the
Arizona Grown Mines Company
down the river,
All kinds of school shoes and ev-
erything to fit your boys and girls
for school. Come and make your
selection while the stock is large.
Chas. E. Goetz. 4
Ed Parsons, improving in health,
did not undergo an operation and
feturned home from Tucson We'd
,1esday, and his brother John re-
turned to his Colorado home.
Randolph Rueser of Tres Ala
mos left Tuesday for San Francis
90. He will be joined by his fam
lily, who are On the coast, and will
visit the fair and other points of in
forest. Mr.. Reuser expects to be
gone about two months.
If you have to forego contem-
plated trip to the great exposition
az San Francisco, just have a few
hours chat with Frank Treat. He
saw everything worth seeing while
there, and his description of the
wonders is wildly realistic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Treat re-
turned Saturday last from an ex-
tended visit in California. They
visited the fairs at San Diego and
San Francisco, and last week were
the guests of the Hassayama Club
in Los Angeles at the clubs annual
festivities.
The range cattle are in excellent
condition at most points in south
ern Arizona, according to various
parties who have pasled through
poo1on durinn the mast W00k f