Graham guardian., 1902-11-21
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 Intero
Picked mp Hore and There.

a. A. Mchlnzle and family have
moved to Solomonville.
f, S. Mashbir, ofthis place, made
trip to FL Paso this week.
Call and see our ladies' tailor
made skirts. Prices from S2.75 to
$3.50 at J. r. Welker & Co. 1t
J Il Owens is enlarging and i'm
proving his store preparatory to
an increase of his business.
Infants blue and pink cashmere
hose, 25c per pair at J. r Welker
& Co. 1t
Henry J. Dowdle has been quite
ill during the past week, but is
much better now.
There was a jolly lot of COW
punchers in town last Tuesday
night.
Gregg Westerman arrived home
from Douglas last Thursday. lie
is quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Nellie Groesbe k, daughter
of Mrs. G. V White, who died last
Thursday, arrived home from
school on Saturday.
On Monday last Uunder Sheriff
Richardson and Mrs. Lima Dudley,
both of Solomonville, were married
at that place.
Boys two-pieee suits in all
colors, regular $3.50 quality, price
now SOC per suit at J R. Welker q
Co. 1t
G. S. Frenkel, of the New York
store, made trip to El Paso this
week and upon his return went to
Globe.
The Stafford schools re-opened
last Monday morning. So far no
new cases of scarlet fever have
developed.
Mrs. Michigan and children who
have resided in Stafford during the
past few months, have moved to
Kansas City, Mo.
On Thursday night Of last week
DR.. Wish was called to go to
Thomas to see Miss Esther Jewell,
who was suffering with Il severe
attack of smallpox.
Go to CampbelPs for a rare bar
gain in stylish winter hats. He is
selling them for less than the
same goods ever sold in Stafford be-
fore. 1t
Mrs. D. Wyant and Mrs. E NJ.
Brenner have opened q dressmak
ing establishment in rear Of Dr..
Brennors dental Office. They guar
anteo a perfect fit and moderate
prices. At
A dance will be given at Todd's
ball Thanksgiving night under the
management Of the Sahuara Club.
The Thatcher orchestra will furnish
music and refreshments will be
served.
Jake Sparks had several fingers
badly cut yesterday while assisting
to operate a we'll machine in Lay
ton. The fingers were badly
lacerated but will probably not
have to be amputated
Word comes from Beaumont,
Texas, that Miss Fismer is much
better, but that she will be unable
to again take up the duties of
teacher in Stafford school this win
ter. She is suffering with a tumor
over the heart. Mrs T. X. Davis
has been employed as teacher in
Miss Fismer's place.
Judge Egan was down from Cliff
ton Monday, returning home the
same day. When the judge was
asked about the political outlook
in Graham county he had but little
to say, but expressed the hope
that another such land slide would
never envelope the county. If
Graham county had not voted
Morrison would have been elected.
I-LordSburg Liberal.
A very pretty though quiet little
wedding was celebrated at the resi-
dence of the Baptist minister last
evening. Mr.. George A. Tinney
and Miss Lillian L. Nichols were
united in marriage by Rev, J. b,
Thomas. The young couple will
reside in Tucson, Mr.. Tinney is
the bookkeeper for the Tucson Ice
and Cold Storage Company.-CH-
tzen.
Miss Lillian L Nichols was Mrs
Henry Fowler, formerly of Stafford
| A report has reached Stafford
that a Mexican shot and probably
fatally wounded another on York
fiat, near Duncan one day this
week, but no particu lars could be
obtained. The train men notified
the officers in Clifton and Iney
went TO the place of the tragedy