Graham guardian., 1907-10-18
Local News

Ice cold keg peer on tap at Tor
Hooks saloon. lift
| The Birdno building is being re
modelled for the new furnitur
store. 34-tf
| Mrs. Jacob Weinberger has re
turned to Globe, after a pleasan
visit with relatives in this valley
| Mrs. II. S. Castle expects t,
leave for Globe today, after ar
extended visit in Stafford.
Before buying wait and see the
new stock Of furniture that will b,
opened up on Nov. lst. 34-tf
John B. Miller of the Stafford
creamery went to Tue son on bust
ness Saturday.
Say, we'll have it shortly, t
complete line of furniture. Olney
Jams Furniture Co. 34.tf
There was born to the proud
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. +. Swan
ger, u fine boy, Friday, Oct. llth
Judge J. NJ. McCollum arrived
in Stafford Sunday to remain for
some time, having disposed of his
newspaper interests In Globe.
Judge and Mrs. Il. \. Hunter ex.
pect to go to Los Angeles to reside
in the near future, to be near their
daughter, Miss Lee Hunter, who
is in poor health.
Mr.. Irie holland arrived In SAT.
ford from South Bend, Indiana
Thursday, October 10th, and is
now visiting his uncle, Mr.. NJ. F.
Swanger.
Messrs. Dayid and W. l.. Cluf
of Central were IN Stafford on bus.
mess Monday. The latter recent
ly sold fine draft team to j.
Grecnhalgh, receiving therefor a
little over $400.
Mrs. A. V. Jones has just had a
fine oak floor laid in the office of
the Jones Hotel. The floor is one
of the finest and most durable that
can be laid and cost vast sum for
oak, laying and painting.
Grace, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Wakefield, died Sat
urday from stomach ailment. The
funeral took place at the family
residence Sunday, under the di-
rection of Rev. A. L. Hawley. The
little one was but a few days old.
Miss Shirley, a sister of Probate
Judge Shirley, has arrived from
Dayton, Nevada, and will reside
with her brother here for a short
time. The lady went from her
home IN Wisconsin to Nevada
about year ago.-Bulletin.
Say, we'll have it shortly, a
complete line of furniture. Olncy
ljams Furniture Co. 84tf
Mr., George J, GesselI, who re
Gently left Stafford for Bisbee to
accept good position with one of
the papers there, is a first class
newspaper man, and a valuable
citizen. He leaves many friends
here who wish him success in his
new field of labor.
Say, we'll have it shortly, a
complete line of furniture. Olney:
Ijams Furniture Co. 34,tf
Messrs. Ainsworth 4 Clayton
are proving benefactors to the
town. Since they began their la.
bors with the paint brush the town
is putting on new and brilliant
hues in many quarters and it is to
be hoped the good work will be-
until all parts of Stafford
have been rejuvenated. They are
first class workm en- and their work
shows intelligence and good. taste.
Before buying, wait and see the
new stock of furniture that will be
opened up on Nov. lst. 34tf
Jolly Nit Simms was displaying
his handsome brigand's beard to
his Stafford friends last Saturday,
and incidentally transacted some
important business in this city.
Any one with beard like Mitts
should make first class county
recorder, so that he is the right
man 10 the right place.
Mr.. J. W. Wilson was in town
Saturday from Artesia and states
that the prospect is good for strlk-
ing oil there, He believes the in
1ications are as favorable there as
they are in other famous oil fields. |
Il Is expected that drilling will |
begin in earnest as soon as Mr.
Morris returns from the East with |
The new oil drill.
Writing from Naples, Uintah |
Utah. Mr.. 6. c. Lind, II
we'll known former citizen, says:
please send THE GUARDIAN and a
copy of the Souvenir Edition. II
cannot get along without your
paper any longer. | hope to be
back to the sunny south before
many months have gone by. /
,avo a longing for Stafford"
Great activity characterizes the |
Baptist church organizations. A |
yOod sum was Recently contrihrtoJ |