Graham guardian., 1903-09-18
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Notes for sale at this Office. 50
in book so cents. II
Sam Beebe came in from Pearee
on Thursday of last week.
Miss Maud PIatt started for Los
Angeles last Tuesday to enter
school.
Miss Maud Kemp resumed her
position in the Bank ofSafford last
Monday.
Miss Lennie Wish returned from
a visit TO her brother in Morenci
on Thursday.
Mrs. Rams m and family of
Nashland, Texas, is here on a visit
to her mother, Mrs. Dees.
Sheldon Ijams started for Pasa-
dena, Cal, on Tuesday. He will
attend college at that place.
DIR. and Mrs. w. L. Platt and
children returned from months
visit in Ell Paso and Mexico.
Mrs. Faulk, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. e F. Braley, is here from
Bisbee on visit to her parents.
The surveying party, running
the line for the new railroad, pass
ed through Stafford last Monday.
Mrs. James Wakefield and two
little boys left for Albuquerque. n.
NJ, on Monday. They will spend
the winter there.
The Federal Mining company
has broken ground at its mines
for the erection ofa smelter. This
looks like business in earnest.
Miss Maud NJ. Watkins took last
Tuesdays train for Los Angeles,
where she will enter the Los
Angeles Business College.
Blake & Jefferson are preparing
TO ship car load Of honey east
within the next few weeks. They
expect to ship two car loads this
season.
Every farmer should take ad-
vantage of our magnificent offer Of
the GUARDIAN and American Farmer,
both for 81 so. Read the announce.
ment in another column.
Mrs. N. P Beebe and her daugh-
ter, Miss Maud Kemp, returned
home on Thursday night of last
week, after spending month on
the coast of California.
Mr.. and Mrs.sA. NJ. Elias, left
Solomonville on Monday last for
Phoenix to attend the great
celebretion there on Mexican In-
dependence Day, Sept. 10th.
Miss Angie Robinson returned
on Monday night from Kansas
City, where she has been studying
music and elocution. Miss Robin
son also visited Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. olney re-
turned home last Monday night,
Mr.. Olney from Los Angeles and
Mrs. Olney from Tennessee, where
she had been to place Miss Beulah
in school.
When you have piece of job
work that you want done in an
artistic manner and on short no.
tice, send it to the GUARDIAN Office.
We are right at home on this kind
of work.
A cave-iu occurred in one of the
Copper Queens mines at Bisbee
last Saturday aud entombed four
men for FIVE hours. They were all
finally rescued alive, but ii was at
first feared that all had been killed.
None of them were injured.
A. l. Root, of Medina, Ohio, re-
garded by bee men as the father OF
scientific bee keeping, was a visi-
tor in the valley last week. Mr..
Root declared that this is one of
the best bee countries on earth,
He said that throughout all his
travels in this valley is the
only place he bad seen where
honey could be extracted at this
season of the year
The commltte has decided TO
hold the county old folks reunion
in the Academy at Thatcher on
Saturday, Oct 18th. This reunion
is for the old folks of the entire
county and the citizens of every
town are expected to see that their
old folks get there. Every town
will also be expected 10 assist in
their entertainment by sending
picnic or means with which 20 fur
nish it.