Graham guardian., 1901-09-13
LOCAL NEWS.

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months visit to Utah last Tuesday.
W. I. Johnson is now IN charge
OF the Hotel Bar at the Jones hotel.
D. w. Birdno started for Bisbce
and Naco on Tuesday last by
wagon.
Joe Dial left for three weeks
trip to Naco and vicinity on Fri
day last.
Jacob Zundell left for Germany
last Tuesday. He will be gone
for about two years on a mission.
Mrs. A. Perkins, accompanied
by her three children, was among
those going to Utah last Tuesday.
Jack Keasley spent portion of
this week erecting a fine awning
in front of Jeter & Reynolds store.
A number of cowboys were in
town this week from the cattle
ranches on Eagle creek and vicin-
ity.
Walter G. Scott, foreman of the
Globe Times, came up from Globe
last Saturday on a visit to his
family.
VIM. Bascomb, formerly of SAT-
ford, but now of Tucson, was in
| Stafford from last FRIDAY until
Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Foster left for Sher-
man, Texas, where she will enter
school. She was accompanied as
far as Bowie by her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welker, ac-
companied by Mrs. Girls Madsen,
left for couple of months visit to
their former home in idaho, on
Tuesday.
Frank Robinson left on Tuesday
/ for New York, where he has been
called on a mission. He goes by
way of Utah and was accompanied
that far by his wife.
Jess Stewart, Ernest Jeter and
Robt Nash, Jr., left on Monday
last for Black river where they ex-
pect to spend the next four weeks
in hunting.
Jas. Jacobson, who has resided
here at different times for several
years past, returned to his old
home in Bloomington, Idaho, last
| Tuesday.
| On Tuesday last Mr.. and Mrs.
\ A. NJ. Montierth, accompanied by
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Gourley left for
Paris, Utah, on visit.
Geo. A. Olney, j. N. Robinson,
Ben W. Olney, Tom Bell and Jas.
Talley will leave tomorrow for
| Blue river. They expect to kill
all the bear and elk in that country.
] Lou BIrdno came over from
! Bisbee last Friday in response to
telegram that his father was
dying. He was here at the death
bed and the funeral, returning to
4 Bisbee on Tuesday.
Ed Follett was a visitor in SAT-
ford last Monday from Matthew'S
vile. Mr.. Follett has decided to
sell his fine farm, with all stock
and machinery. He contemplates
going to British Columbia.
Mr. Arnold Spring, of Tucson,
son-in-law of the late Barnebe
f, Palm and testator of his will, came
to Stafford from Tucson last Thurs
day and returned on Saturday.
Mr.. Spring was here looking after
the estate.
WANTED-sEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR.
acter and good r9nutation In each state lone In
this county reguiredl to orepresent and advertise
.. old established wealthy business house OF solid
: financial standing. Salary sls 90 weekly with
Wednesday direct from head Offices. Horses
and carriage furnished when necessary Re
ferences. Enclose selfaddressed stamped
envelope Mandgers olO OhNIoH DuuuiuEf
: Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Curtis and
Miss Ethel Curtis were passengers
t. on last Tuesdays train, on their
: way to Utah, to pay visit to
!; relatives. Mr.. Shafer will be in
charge of the business of the SAT-
: ford Lumber Co. during Mr.. Curtis
= absence.
Inadvertently we failed to men
s ton last week the ball given in
n honor of the teachers by the
Sahuara Club Of Stafford. 1t was
:, the social event of the season, was
d thoroughly enjoyed by all and the
ladies of the club are entitled to Il
4 great deal of credit for their com
IS mendable efforts in making the
be-, closing of the Institute such an en-
iovahla occaeiOn