Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-04-13
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM STAFFORD

1 SAFFORD, April l2.--Henry Dia fand Mir. McMillan have returned iron tanTcxtended trip to the several mining ltowrs of the southrn part of tho terr | tory.
 The dance given by the young crowc of Layton at the amusement hali, con ! plimentary to Louis Nelson, Friday towns of the southern part of the terri enjoyed by all.
 ]. s. Anderson has left for San Car. los to take a position with the c c Cattle Co. at that place. , SsEFQRp, Arril l2.-Mrs B. J, iFitzmorris left inis morning for Rich. mond, N. M., upon the receipt of tele- gram stating the death of her mother. Miss Annie Beals, who has been wis. iting her mother. Mrs. Dora Beals, left this morning for Fl Paso. Mir. Whipple of Clifton is q business vssitpr to the valley and will probably remain some time. He is accompanied by his eoa William.
 Jack Todd and Jesse Foster left Sat urday afternoon for Camp Arcadia and returned thlS morning. The married men were victorious in an interesting game of baseball playe,. in the Athletic park Saturday afternoon with the single men. Rev. Seaborn Crutehfeld gave his farewell sermon at the Southern Meth. cd st church Sunday evening. At the Sunday school services resolutions of thanks were passed to the retiring pas. tor for his faithfulness to the school. | Miss Mary E. Tucker has issued inyi- tations for an at home Tuesday after noon from 3 to (, complimentary to Miss Lillie Bishop of Solomonville and Miss Simmons of Philadelphia.
 Petar Anderson is on the streets again after an illness of several days. An Easter song service composed of sixteen numbers was rendered at the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday morning, conducted by T. T. Swift, chorister, and Miss Mae Dowdle, accom- panist.
 A. B. Crawford of the postofiee de. partment is iR Stafford to attend the trial of the two Mexcans who robbed the postotlice box of Mitt Sims at Sol omonville some time past. Wiley E. Jones of Globe is in the city,
 Rev. s. Crutchfeld left this morning for Phoenix to attend the district con ference of the Southern Methodist church and from there will go to his home in San Bernardino, Cal.
 The Sunday school entertainment at the Wickersham park Saturday evening was we'll attended and an interesting program rendered. Mrs. w. k. Dial. who had charge of the program, de, serves much credit for the success of , her efforts.
 SAFFORD, April 12.--Mrs. Mullinax of Graham died very suddenly at Fumarole Saturday. She weut to the mine to visit her son, Friday, and died Saturday morning of heart failure. She was buried at the Graham cemetery Sunday.
 Judge and Mrs. T. s. Bunch of Solo monville were visitors here yesterday.
 Mrs. Sisson went out to Bowie today to meet her granddaughter, Miss WiA e Broshears, who is returning from the convent at Silver City, N. NJ.
 The Methodist Episcopal church was crowded at both the morning and even ing service yesterday. An Easter song service was held in the morning, when the following program was rendered.:
 Opening chorus--''All Hail the Pow CT of Jesus Name" by the choir.
 Prayer by the pastor.
 Vocal solo--"The Holy City," Mrs. J. E. Oliver.
 Easter hymn by the choir.
 Duct" Softly and Tenderly,' by Mrs. J. 'E. Oliver and T. T. Swift.
 Voluntary, by Miss Mae Dowdle.
 Address by the pastor, Rev. o. NJ. Andrews.
 Vocal solo, by T. T. Swife.
 Trio--'' Jesus Arose, MT. and Mrs. Schatfer and Miss Eunice Schaffer.
 Hymn--'' Ascension, by the choir.
 Vocal solo" Around the Great White Throne" Miss Lottie Col,on.
 Hymn" Holy, Holy" by the choir.
 Bencdiction by Rev. O. NJ. Andrews.
 The Sunday school had charge of the evening service md presented an inter esting program.
 MT. McMillan left this morning for several mining points in New Mexico. Mrs. McMillan will join him later.
 Mrs. T. s. Bunch of Solomonville and Mrs. Kate Jennings will entertain the Katydid club at the home of Mrs. Jen-
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