Graham guardian., 1909-05-28
Local News


The Brinkerhoff Hotel, Thatcher,
is for sale at bargain. See j. 1.
Owens.
f.. L. Ijams arrived from Tomb
stone Sunday evening for weeks
visit at his home.
Mrs. C. Wish has returned from
a visit to her daughter, Mrs, w. u
Roundy, in Globe.
Charley Morris, now a resident OF
Globe, has been business VISITOR
in town this week.
Miss Rosa Jaime, who taught IN
the Clifton schools the past year, re-
turned home Saturday afternoon.
For Baling Wire and Gasoline OF
the strongest explosive power, see
the ]. M. Foster Mercantile Co.
w. j. Heating, an old timer of
this county, died in Clifton, from
paralysis, Wednesday evening, May
26th.
Mrs. Charles Freeman, Of Clifton,
arrived here Tuesday evening, and
will spend the coming month in
Stafford.
A large number or Saffordites
went to Cuffs Ranch Sunday, and
enjoye the day in boating, bathing
and fishing.
If you want a bargain in Kitchen
ware and Glassware, see The Vogue.
Miss Villa Robinson came up
from Globe Monday morning for a
visit to her sistes, Mrs. Robert S.
Patterson.
Ike Zufelt was fined $1,000 by
Justice A. T. Cotton Monday morn,
ing, for disturbing the peace last
Sunday afternoon.
County Assessor Birdno returned
Sunday evening from a trip to Ara
vaipa, where he spent the past week
assessing and collecting.
Miss Lille Bishop, of Solomon
vile. accompanied by her guest,
Miss May Crozier, Of Clifton, were
visitors in town Monday.
FOR SALE-Sweet potatoe slips
Inquire of G. A. Shirley four miles
south of Stafford. 12-4t
The first grain of the season
threshed by Gila Valley Threshing
& Baling Co., was done at Ernest
Ellsworth's ranch on Monday.
LOST-Between Stafford and Hot
Springs Monday, a handbag con-
tanning silver toilet articles, etc.
Reward if returned to this office.
We pay $l.75 for wheat. Solomon
Wickersham Co. 14-tf
Grandma Freeman, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. w. j. Stark,
left Tuesday morning for visit at
her daughters home in Tombstone.
Rev. levitt Bray, j. c. King,
Lottie Cotton, Jessie Wardlaw and
Mrs. C. Wardlaw enjoyed a days
outing at The Indian Hot Springs
Monday.
Mrs. P. C. Anderson and children,
who have been visiting with her sis.
ter, Mrs. Petar Andarsan, the past
month, returned to Globe Saturday
evening.
Matthew O'Bryan, accompanied
by Mrs. O'Bryan and their children,
left Tuesday morning for Santa
Cruz, CAL, where they will spend
the summer.
Monday, May 31st being a lega
holiday, the postoffice will be closed
until after the arrival of the eve
ming train, when the mail will be
distributed.
Ladies' fine Kimonos at The
Vogue. l4-lt
Miss Henrietta Olney returned
home Tuesday night from Staunton,
Va, where she had been attending
school the past year at the Mary
Baldwin Seminary.
Miss Edna French, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. French, who
has been attending the Berkley, Cal.
high school the past two years, re-
turned home Thursday last.
We pay SITS for wheat. Solomon
Wickersham Co. 14-tf
Miss Lillian Archer, of Uvalde
Texas, has been elected to teach the
primary grades, and W. E. Glass
cock the grammar grades Of the
Lone Star school next year.
Ralph Ballard is clerking this
week in Alex Hunts store, during
the absence of Dave Hunt. who IL
kept at his home in Thatcher on &C
count of sickness in the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. R, D. Williams and
Mrs. Gertrude Anderson left Mon
day for the Graham mountains
where Mrs. Williams and Mrs. And
erson will spend the summer months
Miss Mario Wingate, one d
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