Graham guardian., 1907-08-02
Local News

Elmore Hyde, son of the mana
ger of The GUARDIAN, has arrived
here from San Francisco.
J Ice cold keg beer OF tap at Tom
Hooks saloon, lift
Manager Hansen of the Old
Dominion hotel at Globe spent
Sunday with his family on Mt.
Graham.
Postmistress Mashbir sends word
home that she is greatly enjoying
her stay at Camp Inception and
that her health is greatly improved.
Newt Robertson and Will Houck
returned Saturday from very
pleasant outing of two weeks at
Arcadia on Mt. Graham.
Try an egg and beer at Tom
Hooks saloon. lift
Mr.. J. G Gatti, we'll known in
this valley, has moved to Globe to
reside, where he will open large
meat market. Mr.. Gatti has many
friends here who wish him success
in his new position.
Carload Of stoves, all kinds, Just
received by the Olney Hardware
Company. 2l.tf
Mr. Abner Davis, a we'll known
and enterprising young gentleman
of Clifton, visited in Stafford dur.
ing the past week, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Evans.
Carload of stoves, all kinds, just
received by Olney Hardware Co.
81 If
LOST--A gold band ring, with
engraving, /. F. G. to NJ. E. c., on
July 4lb at Layton or Stafford
school house. Reward to fuder.
81 3t MRS MARY E. CAMPBELL.
Ice cold milk shake and milk
punch at Tom Hooks saloon.
lift
W. w. Duncan has purchased
Mr.. Cornetts interest in the Real
Market and in the future the bus-
ness will be conducted under the
management of Mr.. Duncan.-CIif-
ton Era.
Calves wanted. Highest market
price. W. d. ROBERTSON, Stafford.
2l-tf
1t is said there will be no $3.50
rate to Los Angeles and return
this year. Owing to some clause
10 the inter. state commerce law
the railroads are curtailed in max
ing specially low rates unless the
fares apply for the season.
Go to "The Palms" Saturday
and order your Sunday water
melon and it will be put on ice
free of charge. 2l.tf
Mrs. George X. Kitchen and
little grand. daughter, Hazel, and
Mrs. George r. Kitchen and little
son left for Los Angeles last Tues
day to spend the remainder of the
summer on the coast. Mr.. George
X. Kitchen will leave for the coast
next Tuesday.
A Stafford paper, commenting
upon the vacation of II young lady
clerk of that town says, "her smil-
ing face is seen no more athwart
the counters" Perhaps some
young man will feel her winsome
smile "athwar" bis heart before
she returns.-Globe Belt.
Charles Shroeder, 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,
suppcrs, etc. Fancy cakes Of all
kinds. II
Harry G.. Houser, the genial
representative of the Globe Silv er
Belt, was in Stafford on business
Tuesday. Mr.. Houser says the
people of Globe are particularly
interested in freight rates just now
and that it is probable move i
ment will be inaugurated there to
obtain better treatment from the !
railroads.
Charley Wild, tho genial mail
clerk of the Gila Valley, Globe 4
Northern railway, is worrying a
great deal over the loss Of his mail
pouch key, says the Globe Belt.
This is u greater loss than would
at first appear, as such keys are
kept close tab on by Uncle Sam.
The finder will not gain anything
by keeping it on his person and
he may have TO explain how he
got 1T.