Graham guardian., 1901-10-04
LOCAL MEAS.

J. F. Judia, of SolomonviIle. was
in the city last Friday,
Come to our great bargain sales
every Saturday. BIRDNo Bros.
Tom Pickett. of Thomas. was in
the city last Sunday.
| Fred Bishop was in town from
Solomonville last Friday.
| 1t now looks as il the Salt Riv-
er valley would soon have "A sugar
factory.
Mrs. Howard proprictress of the
Candy store, has been quite i'll for
several days.
Fruit, candy gum and tobacco
of every description at the Candy
Store. II
The regular term of District
Court will open in Solomonville
next Monday.
c. W. Hopes left for Utah on
Monday last He will remain
there about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T Iiams and Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. Clarkson spent last
Sunday at the hot spring.
The regular quarterly meeting
of the Board of Supervisors will
begin at Solomonville noxt Mon
day.
Miss Mabel Hartzler will start
for Los Angeles on Monday next.
She will attend school in that city
during the winter.
All who attend court AID wish
to visit Stafford will be furnished
free transportation both ways
every day, free Of charge.
Miss Mildred Birdno gave a
birthday party to a number of her
little friends last Monday, in honor
OF her eighth birthday.
John George Nicolay, President
Lincoln's private secretary, died
at his home in Washington, d. c.,
on Thursday of last week, aged 20.
Levi Johns, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Johns, left on Monday last
for Malad City, Idaho, where he
will attend school the coming win
ter.
According to the El Paso papers
a new telephone system now being
put in at FL Paso, will connect
with the Gila Valley Telephone
companys long distance system.
Rub gently ON face at night
when moistened, the pure oil soap,
Eudora. Wash in the morning
and soon note complexion. Will
sell reasonable. Taylor Cyclone
Mercantile Co., Stafford; Claredge
& Hunt, Thatcher 30-3m.
The entertainment given by the
Epworth League last Saturday
night was success from every
point Of view. 1t was fairly we'll
attended and the amount taken in
for refreshments was satisfactory.
The singing, music and recitations
were all that could have been ex-
pectcd.
The Editor of this paper strong
ly endorses the action of General
Charles Ii Grosvenor, in requiring
Il certain share Of the proceeds
from the sale of his book to be set
aside for a Mckinley Fund. Our
readers viii see an advertisement
of this book in another column of
this paper.
According to the Rccscw man
named Johnson MAS arrested in
Bisbee last week for offensive con-
duct The complaint charges that
when Prest. Mckinley was shot
Johnson said he hoped he would
die. In coart Johnson said he
meant the assassin. The prisoner
was released and the authorities
are looking for more evidence.
As result of quarrel at the
Anderson ranch south of town, II
few days ago, Bert Kimball, a
youth l8 years Of e, stabbed
Bruce Lythecun in thc left side
with pocket knife. The blade
entered below The lower ribs, in
ficting a wound which is not con-
sidered dangerous. Kimball was
and is now in jail await
a hearing.-Globe Bet.
II. r. Tripp, son Of DR.. Tripp,
came in from the east last Satur-
day and visited with the family of
i. d. Tuttle until Monday when
he left for San jose, Cal, where
he is employed rs a government
mail carrier. Mr.. Trip had been
on vacation and had been spend
ing the time in the eastern states.
He attended the mail carriers con
vention recently held at Chatta-
nAnno