Graham guardian., 1907-07-12
Local News

Ice cold milk shake and milk
punch at Tom Hooks saloon.
lift
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy of
Aravaipa were here 10 help cele.
brate the Fourth.
Claud Taylor, Mllt Morris and
John Patterson of Clifton spent
the 4th in Stafford.
Have you seen those nice straw
hats at Paul Browns. 18-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Curg McCollum of
Globe visited in Stafford several
days last week.
Enormous quantities of hay are
being constantly shipped from the
various points in the valley.
II. ]. Dowdle and family and
W. l., Nelson and family are spend
ing a few weeks on Mt. Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Evans and
family are rusticatlng In the
mountains for few days.
Ice cold keg beer on tap at Tom
Hooks saloon. lift
LOST-Pair gold trimmed spec
taoles with Green & Green on case.
Leave at this Office and be re-
warded. colt
Parson Cunningham, he of God
less Gulch fame, returned from the
Soldiers home in California to
spend the 4th.
s. r. McAlexander is paying 25
to 80 cents for chickens and %
cents for eggs at Mr.. Houck's old
stand. 20 lt,p
J.F. Sherwood and Lars Chlar.
son have formed partnership to
conduct the Jacobson saw mill on
Mt. Graham.
Sroes, Shoes, Shoes at Paul
Browns. l8-tf
Miss Kate Fonda gave a very
pleasant party Saturday evening
in honor of Miss Ethel Hernd Ion
of Globe. Music, games and re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Mr.. Milt Morris left for his
home in Clifton Sunday, being &C
companied by his sister, Miss
Lille Morris, who will visit in the
mining city for time.
Carload of Balm wagons just re.
ceived, by Olney Hardware Co.
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Mr.. G. Meyer of Globe visited
his sister, Mrs. Ben Maurer, last
week, and the latter returned with
him to Globe to visit with her
sons, George and Homer Ellidge,
and other relatives.
]. M. Foster shipped 1900 sacks
of whole barley to the govern
ment agency at San Carlos early
this week. He also shipped out
this week two carloads of wheat
for which helpaid 81 so per hundred
Baling WIRE and barbed wire, a
carload of each just received, by
Olney Hardware Co. l7-tf
Morris & Dowdle, the enter
prising butchers, are removing to
the building next door to Dr.
Warmers drug store, where they
will be glad to serve all their old
customers and many new ones.
A. V. Taylor, the popular res,
taurateur, reports tremendous
business during the Fourth, every
thing in the house being eaten by
the hungry visitors. Mr.. Taylor
is a first class cook, and his res,
taurant is deservedly popular
Mccall Patterns at Paul Browns
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Prof. VIM. Moore Clayton oI
Clifton spent the 4th of July with
his family in Stafford. The gentle
man has been quite i'll the past
month, and his many friends will
unite in the hope that be will
speedily and fully recover.
Charles Shredder, who has had
30 years experience as q baker
purchased the Dial bakery and is
prepared to furnish the public
with the very best bread, pies
cakes of all kinds, and everything
in the pastry line. Cakes and
baked stuffs supplied for parties
suppers, etc. Fancy cakes of all
kinds. II If
First enquire as to our ability
and reliability. Your neighbor
knows; then let us examine your
eyes. Ifyou DO not need glasses
we will tell you so. The exami,
nation is free. Green & Green
opticians, Solomonville, July 1G
and 20; Stafford, July 2l, 22 and
23; Thatcher, July "a, rs and 26
Pima, July 27 and 2S. 20-tf
The Gila Valley railroad is sure.
ly doing q heavy business. At all
hours of the day and night, long
freight TRAINS come aud SO, loaded
| with products of the miues and
valley for the outer world, anc
with merchandise from outside Go,