Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-01
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM SANFORD

STAFFORD, March 3l.--The enter tainment given in Todd s hall last evening by the Odd Fellows and their sister Rebekahs was social success, About l50 guests were present. The object of the entertainment was to interest the public in the coming of the Odd Fellows home for the orphans and old people. Conversation and guests were seated: at the banquet tables, which were elegantly laid and perfectly appointed The sumptuous menu was served with the customary elegance always prevailing at the en- tertainments given by these popular lodges. The musical program was as follows:
 Instrumental duet-Misscs Mae Dowdle and Elsie Foster
 Song-Mrs. Richmond
 Violin solo--Miss Alice Morris.
 Song-T. T. Swift.
 Violin solo-Sidney Mashbr.
 Song-Miss Lottic Colton.
 Hon. w. W. Pace of Thatcher spoke upon caring for the infirn, Rev. An drews upon caring for the orphan; Juu2e l.. .. DuHtN Ol ODiOfOuNliit fbh the benefit of the public institution, and A. R. Lynch also deievercd an iu- teresting talk upon the home ard what it would do for Stafford.
 Among the out of town guests pres ent were J. L. Wilkins, Wyman Alfred, Hon. and Mrs. w. w. Pace, Mr. and Mrs. William Johns of Thatcher and Judge and Mrs. T. & Bunch ard little son of Solomonvlle.
 Mir and Mrs. alker of Anderson, s. C., arrived in ie city last evening and were the gu' .ts of Rev. Wardlaw and family unti this morning, when they left for Los Angeles.
 J. D. Wieke, the cashier of the Gila Valley Bank X Trust company, is trans acting business in the city today.
 J. C. Bruner, prominent business man of Globe. is in the city, today.
 c. D. Stephens of Fort Thomas is a business visitor to the city today.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Broshears of Ar tesla are in the city today.
 Mrs. Morg Merrill and Mrs. Hyde of Solomonvillc are shopping in Stafford to- day.
 Ben Redell and family of Antonito, Colo, who have been wintering in Saf- ford for the benefit of their health, will leave tomorrow for their home.
 Enough hay sheds are already under construction to use ear of galvanized iron which has been shipped and for which the builders are waiting to com plete their sheds.
 Rev. o. A. Andrews returned yester- day afternoon from business trip to Benson
 Jack Sncddin was an ipcomining pas senger on yesterday afternoon $ train. Roy Andrews and mother were out going passengers to Globe yesterday.
 Mrs. Gertrude Anderson and family have moved into their residence recent ly purchased from c. Wardlaw.
 Milford FreestoEe was passenger to Globe yesterday.
 Harry Dial of Globe was stransacting business in Stafford yesterday.
 Frank McGollum is in town on a visit to his mother and sisters.
 J. S. Anderson has sold his Fumarole stage line to George Elledge.
 Guy Houck and family have moved into their new cottage which has just been completed.
 Mr and Mrs. J. E. Carpenter of the Archives mine are in the city today.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth odist Episcopal church was entertained at the cosy new parsonage yesterday afternoon, with Mrs. O. A. Andrews as hostess.
 MT. and Mrs. Luther Green of Solo monville are shopping in safford today
 Mrs. C. Wardlaw returned today from week s visit to the Arehive mine, where she has been the guest or MT. and Mrs. J, F.. Carpenter
 Pedro Mitchelcvcs and A. Diaz, two prominent Spanish citizens of Solomon vile. are business visitors to the city today.
 MT. Bird of Ozone, Texas, has just re turned from a trip back home. He will be joined by his wife in May
 The resignation of C. Wardlaw as pastor in charge of the Baptist church has been n-teEdered and as yet the place