Graham guardian., 1901-09-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Last Monday was Labor Day.

Last Monday was Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Welker re-
turned from Utah last Monday.
Mrs. A. Richards, of Bisbee. is
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Dial.
j. n. Keasley, and Ray Kemp
started on hunting trip to the
Grahams last Monday.
Henry Dowdle went to Tucson
last Monday, accompanied by his
daughter, May, who will enter the
convent in that city.
Mrs. Joseph Corder and her
daughter left for Bosie, Idaho, for
a months visit, last Monday.
All kinds of harness and saddle
repairing done on short notice
and at reasonable prices at H. W
Clarkson. If
A new tailor shop is being open
ed in Stafford, where suits will be
made to order, repaired or cleaned.
Solomonville was well repre-
sented at the colonial ball given
by the Sahuara club last Friday
night.
Bishop Welker, accompanied by
his niece, Miss Cooke, arrived home
last Monday. Miss Cooke will
spend the winter here.
Mrs. Lou Birdno left for Bisbee
last Saturday. Lou is employed
on the Recie,o and they will make
their home at Bisbee.
Chas. Morris was in the city
last Saturday from San Carlos,
having been summoned as a wit
ness in the case Of Blake VS.. Angle.
Mrs. Thos. Ryning left for Ben
son last Saturday, where she will
join her husband. They will make
their home at Benson for some
time.
Grandma Gray and Mrs. VIM.
Kirkland, accompanied by her
three children, started for Iowa
last Monday, on a three months
visit.
After spending few days visit
ing in Stafford, Miss Kincaid re-
turned to Rice on Saturday. She
is one of the teachers in the Indian
school.
| Mrs. Geo. IL. Birdno and her
three children returned from Utah
last Monday. They spent the
summer in that State visiting rel
atives and friends.
Several young people from Globe
passed through Stafford on last
Mondays train on their way to
schools in different parts of the
country, both east and west.
Frank Alley, editor of the Globe
Times, was visitor in Stafford last
Monday. Frank is always well
coined by host of friends when
ever he comes TO the city.
Miss Abbie Wakefield arrived
in Stafford last week from her home
in Kansas, where she had been
spending her summer vacation.
Miss Wakefield will teach the
school at Shiloh this winter.
| Mrs. Howard has about recover
ed from the injuries received in
severe fall last week. Her face
was badly cut, one thumb put out
of joint and her knee badly injured
While loading hay rack last
Monday, David Beebe had his
right fore finger caught under it
and cut off excepting small thread
of skin. DR.. Wish stuck the piece
back on and at last accounts it was
doing nicely.
| A lot of the dancers who went
to the dance at Pima last Friday
night, had quite an exciting time
coming home. They tried the
speedgof their horses with the re-
suit that some came home with
half buggies and some with no
buggies at all. The blacksmith
and wheelwright have been kept
busy ever since,
1 The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Graham Corntv
Mining {: Smelling Co. was held
in Sai.y.d last Mordav. The re-
port of the president showed tina.
about $4,000 had been spent last
year in development, and that the
properties are in very satisfac.
tory condition. A new board of
directors was elected, consisting of
| H. n. Chlarson, John Blake, j. NJ.
McCollum, Hyrum Chlarson and
John j. Birdno. III. n. Chlarson
! was chosen president and Alex G.