Graham guardian., 1901-09-27
LOCAL NE MS.

Amen Tenney, Of st. John, was
in Stafford this week.
}. L. Owens went to Clifton on
Friday last, on business.
Underwear and blankets at cost
at Layton, Alfred & Co.'S 49,;
The new gas-lights have been
put in the Cyclone store.
VIM. Gillespie, of SolomonviIie.
was in Stafford on business last
Friday.
w. J. Packer has been seriously
Ill for several weeks, but is slowly
improving.
Rev. |. G. Sigler preached his
first sermon in Stafford, last Sun
day in the N. +. church.
Wiley Holiday, superintendent
OF the Montezuma mines, was a
visitor in Stafford last Moday.
The Blue Store sent two of their
beautiful souvenir pictures to the
GUARDIAN Office last Monday.
P. z. Greer, the popular cashier
of the Bank of Stafford, returned
from his outing to California last
Saturday.
Roadmaster Scarlett did some
grading on Ninth street this week,
which was badly needed, and is
quite an Improvement.
One week ago last Monday was
the Jewish New Year, 1862, and
last Monday was their fast and
atonement day, known as Yom
kippur.
We are informed that a move has
been inauguratcd to rake up the
rocks and remove them from the
streets of Stafford. Happy day for
the town.
Birdno Bros. Mercantile Co.
opened its store, under the man.
of E. F. Buss, assignee,
last Monday. Their shelves were
well filled with frst-class goods
and everything in good shape for
business.
Rub gently on face at night
when moistened, the pure oil soap,
Eudora. Wash in the morning
and soon note complexion. viii
sell reasonable. Taylor Cyclone
Mercantile Co., Stafford; Claredge
x Hunt, Thatcher. 30-3m.
Treasurer Geo. b. Gamble has
sent oat notices to each individual
taxpayer, notifying him of the
of his tax and that it is
now due, and if not paid on or be-
fore the third Monday in Novem-
Der; his taxes will become delin-
quent and that in case of such de-
linquency, five per cent will be
added.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blackmere
and Miss Willie Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. l.. Castle, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
t. Hunter, W. F. Iiams and John
Alexander, Jos. Dial and Miss
Angie Robinson, Mute Robinson
and Miss Margic Wish and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Hudgen, all of Stafford,
spent last Sunday at the Indian
Hot Springs.
On Thursday last Peter Ander-
son was thrown from moving
machine, alighting in the rear of
the machine. When he fell the
horses stopped and commenced, {,
backing. The heavy machine was
backed onto Mr.. Anderson's pros
trate body and he was very severe
ly bruised and cut, although the
physicians say he sustained no
very severe injury.
On Thursday of last week, James
Goiding brought from Clifton Mrs.
Mcdonald and her little daughter.
They got out Of the wagon ut Mrs.
Stukey's place in Layton. After
getting ont, the little girl, unob-
served by the. others, climbed on
the wagon whesl. When the team
started, she was thrown to the
ground and the wheel passed over
her arm crushing the bone.
A petition asking for the closing
Of the Manila saloon is being cir
culated The Manila is located on
the Mesa road, near the ice factory.
1t has become 4 dive of the worst
possible character, being a resort
for fallen woman and degraded
men. People living in the vicinity
and those compelled TO pass there
describe the nightly orgies as re-
voting in the extreme BY all
means lei the nuisance be abated
by closing mp the place-rempe
News,