Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-08-03
Correspondence
 from Stafford

Mir and Mrs. A. T. ColtOn. Both he and Mrs. Reppy returned to Globe in the evening
 Nine squaws started out Sunday morning on tour of inspection. Pro cceding leisurely down the road to Thatcher, they spied two buggy robes in wagon in back yard. Folding them up, they were about to depart when the owner came out and claimed his property. Further along, dozen bright milk pans were having sun bath and this band of dusky natives held council over them. Gathering up six of the brightest, they were making off in great good humor when the indignant owner made her appear ance and attempted to regain her pans A wOrdy war ensued. The squaws said she had plenty more and eouldn t un- derstand why so good a socialist Ic- fused to share her wealth of milk pans with them. They were last seen over hauling a trash pile and departed with load of tin cans.
 Mrs. Peter Anderson returned from Globe Sunday morning
 Mrs Dorothy Johns spoke to good sized audiences Saturday night and sunday afternoon. She has pleasing personality and sympathetic and well modulated voice Her discourse was highly entertaining and attractively en, livened with picturesque slang that convulsed her hearers.
 Herman Foster and Max Anderson came down from Arcadia Sunday,
 Mrs. z. c. Prina returned to camp this morning.
 Saturday night, the Indian war dance was interrupted by severe wind storm and the dancers were not en apled to finish the performance. IL was carried through Sunday evening, however, before a fair-sized audience
 Judge Bunch of Solomonville was a visitor in Stafford Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Robinson with their daughter Margaret and son, J.. Newton Robinson of Globe; Mir. and Mrs Ernest Clayton and Tom Hook and son will start in the morning tor q three weeks trip to Black river.
 Henry Dial and the McAdams fam iy started on trip to the Black river and White mountains last Saturday. They were to be met at Rice by Will Dial and MT. Yates of Globe, and else where by Harry Dial and G. F. Mont gomery, also of Globe. They will be absent about month.
 T. o 'Brien came in from Santa Cruz, Cal, last night.
 Street Commissioner Kreuger is mak ing a much needed improvement on the corner of Ninth and K streets in the form of a new culvert.
 Mrs NOrah Clark and sons; Misses I.illie and Gillie Archer and Miss Marie Wingate will move into the. house on the corner of Ninth and NJ streets.
 Mrs A. V. Jones will leave Tuesday morning for an extended trip that will include New Orleans, St. Louis, Chi cago, Salt Lake City. Seattle and San Francisco. She will visit her mother and son in Springfield, III. The Jones hotel dining room will be closed during Mrs. Jones absence.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Mauer of the Big ranch were Sunday visitors in town.
 Miss Fay Montierth is enjoying camp life with friends at Gibson $ mill in the Grahams.
 The dance given at the skating rink f'dluIudN ulkll NdH NNiN tHlbNhbiNs The Mexican orchestra played for the dancers. Among those enjoying the evening were Dra and Mrs. J. G. Belt, Mrs F. w. Clayton, Mrs. Dave Beebe, Misses Betty Taylor, Lotte Cotton, Margaret Robinson, Mabel Weber, Iva Sowell; Messrs. J. s. Abbott, J. N Rob nson, George Taylor. Sloan, Todd, Der ry Foster, Ainsworth and Chesser.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Wilson were in town on business today from Klein staubers.
 Pedro Michelana, Jr., of Solomonville was business visitor in town today
 IT, l.. Johnson, forest ranger, made a trip to Inception. Saturday
 Mir. and Mrs George Ellge have re moved to Fumarole during the temper ary closing of the mines. Mir. Ellege will have charge of the property there temporarily. Mrs. C. Wish will occupy the Ellege cottage for two months.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Solomon and Mrs. F. w. Clayton were Sunday wis iiors in Solomonville yesterday,
 F.. Lapp of Naco is in the city on Bus;ness. He arrived Saturday even ing.
 Charles K. P shon of Los Angeles is a business visitor in the city for short time.
 MT. and Mrs. Waffle of Artesa were visiting in town Saturday.
 Roy Ainswor,h was sunday visitor at Gbson's mill
 A. K. Lynch will go to Inception on Wednesday, wl,ere he will visit his fam fly for a few days.
 Louis Tollkle of Fort Thomas was transacting business in the valley me trSpolis today.
 John Berberich was in town today on business, from Artesia.
 John Corder left this morning for week s stay in the Graham noun tains.
 T. W. Williams of Pima and Abram Diaz of Solomonville were among the out of town people here today.
 II. J. Dowdle went to Inception Sat. urday to spend few days with his family who are camping there for the summer.
 W. II, Bell came down this morning from Mount Graham and will join a party which leaves for Black river to-