Graham guardian., 1907-09-06

a bottle, at Palace Saloon. 28-tl
Miss Della Owens leaves next
Tuesday for Provo, Utah, to at
? tend school
Mrs. Prina and family have re,
turned from an extended stay a,
| Arcadia.
Jim Campbell, with No. "a, won
the shaving set raffled at Harry
Mays barber shop Saturday.
! The Gila river is still so high
that Graham residents, ford with
considerable difficulty.
Miss Nancy Clifford of Cochise
came to Stafford to attend the fun
eral Of the late Alonzo Bingham
Misses Beulah and Laveda Wad-
dill left yesterday for Tempe to
attend college.
Hon. W. Il. Webb was a visitor
to Globe this week on business for
his firm.
dad" Sparks has been under
the care of the doctor for several
days past and was confined to his
home yesterday.
Miss LottIe Cotton left for CHI
cago yesterday, where she will at
tend schoo! during the coming
winter.
Don't fail to attend the great
clearing out sale of J. l.. wilkins
! at Thatcher Everything is going
at and below cost. 2S 1t
Mrs. G. H. Nash returned We'd
nesday from an extended visit in
San Diego, coming by way of
| Reoos~~lt. --
Mrs. W. II. Anderson, Max An.
dersou and Miss Bertha Anderson
of Pulaski, Tennessee, were guests
at the Jones Hotel this week.
Ralph Ballard and Frank Nc
ColIum will leave Tuesday on a
pleasure trip to Los Angeles.
George B. Gamble of Solomon
vile has for sale cheap, two new
hacks and ten acres Of land con
tanning dwelling.
Attorney Wiley Jones left Tues
day for Jamestown, where he will
attend the convention of Red Men
on September 9th.
The school trustees Of Central
have decided to build Il $4,000
school building, and will levy a
tax to raise the $1,000 necessary in
addition to the S2S00 bond issue.
john Sparks has leased his farm,
comprising 35 acres of cultivated
land in Artesla, to Mr.. Benson for
a term of two years, and will en-
ter the saloon of his father.
Hyrum Jackson, formerly of
Taylor, Apache county, came to
Stafford with Petar Andarsan and
will remain here in that gentle
mans employ.
An egg famine prevailed in Saf.
ford two or three days last week,
owing to the railroad tie-up and
the high water in the GiIa, both
preventing the farmers from COM
ing to town.
Elder Byron Smith writes from
Kansas that he is in good health
and enjoying his labors in the
mission field. He was recently
transferred from the southern
states.
Miss Vivian Reed leaves for
| Cedar City, Utah, this week, where
she will attend the state normal
during the coming winter. She
will visit on the San Pedro on the
! Journey, where she will be joined
by other relatives going to Utah.
The Stafford Social and Literary
Club was entertained by the
Misses Morris last Frida 7 evening,
games aud music being enjoyed.
instrumental selections of Il pleas.
ing character were rendered by
the Misses Morris and Miss Well
born. There were forty five mem
bers present.
The fremen are making great
preparations for their ball al
Todd's hall next Friday evening.
The Solomonvile orchestra has
been engaged and every arrange.
ment will be made for the comfort
of the guests. A large number of
tickets have been sold to proml.
nent citizens who have signified
their intention to be present. 1t
is hoped that every resident of the
town will buy a ticket, as the pro.
ceeds of the dance will be used in
paying for the new fire bell, which