Graham guardian., 1901-01-25
LOCAL NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Items of Local Interest Gathered by
Reporters on their Rounds.
D0INGs IN AND ABOUT TOWN
Breezy Little Notes of General lnterets
Picked mp Here and There.

Breezy Little Notes of General Interst
Picked up Hero and There.
| A large supply of bar glasses a
Olney 4 Ijams. 2t
| Nephi Packer, Of Duncan, called
at our Office to-day. He has s
good, farm on the north side of the
Gila near Duncan, aud is also in
terested in some good prospective
mines in the Mayflower district.
The best assortment of horse
blankets, laprobes and whips ever
received in the valley at Clark
sons. 37-tf.
Mr.. Farley Greer returned from
a visit to Texas lrst Saturday.
Farley looks very much improv-
ed and says he is ready for an
other years. work. His many
friends extend hearty welcome.
Olney & Ijams have received a
car load of dishes, glass ware and
stone jars. 2t
Mr.. Frank Paxton and Miss
Ada Sparks were married the lat
ter part of last week. Rev. F. w.
Downs officiating. They are two
of Safford's esteemed young peo-
pie. Their many friends wish
them long and happy life.
Dishes! Dishes! Dishes! Dishesl
at Olney & Ijams. 2t
Chris Gish, Enoch Wooworth,
Harry Pryor and W. B. Bond
started Wednesday last on pros
pecting trip. They will go into
Old Mexico by way of Bisbee. We
wish them success.
A car load Of dishes at Olney &
Ijams. 2t
TEETH-Considered lost. restor.
ed 10 natural condition of use
fulness.
DR.. G. W. Cool,
Bank Block, Stafford.
While Austen, the barber, was
out selling Kitchen Cabinets he
learned to sharpen razor. And
they are now kept in prime con-
dition, making it a pleasure to get
shaved at his shop.
DR.. G. L. Wish is able to be out
a.little. He looks pretty thin yet.
He says they have been trying to
starve him to death.
All kinds of harness and saddle
repairing done on short notice
and at reasonable prices at Fl. W.
Clarkson. If
Mr.. G. H. Stone, of Colorado,
was in Stafford on Tuesday last on
visit. Mr.. Stone has been in the
Chiricahua mountains for the past
two months looking over the min
ing interests.
Big cnt on furniture this week at
Todd's Furniture store to make
room for new car. 1t
Birdno Bros. are offering, as a
premium, fine sewing machine,
it can be seen any time in tn cir
window. For every So cash pur-
chase, they give you ticket in
titling you to one chance for the
machine. 1t
Feb. Sth, is Arbor Day, the citi-
zens of Stafford are requested by
the school board to donate trees to
plant on the school grounds. All
trees acceptable but black-willows.
Rev. Downs will take charge of the
donations.
J. T. Owens has just received a
car load of Balm wagons, also a car
load of Racine buggies of the lat
est styles, with the 1000 mile axel
and the long distance, quick shift
couplings, the very latest out. 1t
The Globe Lumber Co. and B.
F. Pascoe hav bought the Stafford
Lumber Co.which includesthe yard
in Stafford and saw mill in the
Grahams'. The transfer was made
last Tuesday. w. II. Grove, OF
Globe, has charge Mr.. Booth will
remain with the new company.
DIR. F. l.. A. Hamilton has de-
cided to locate in Stafford and has
leased Mrs. NJ. A. Jones building,
next deor to the Bicycle Store for
his office. DR.. Hamilton comes
here highly recommended as q
frst-class physician and surgeon
Diseases of women a speciality. He
places his card in our professional
column this week.
Last Saturday the tent located