Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-11-30
NEWS BUDGET
 FROM STAFFORD
(Mrs. w. D. French, Correspondent)

SAFFORD, November 29.--Miss Mar. garet Robinson entertained Saturday af. ternoon in honor of her guest Miss Nan Pendleton of Globe. A series of anus ing guessing games were indulged in which proved highly entertaining. Then the guests were given part of a song and the four holding the whole of it were required to sing it. Refreshments of minced turkey on toast, cheese straws, olives and coffee were served after which each girl was handed a slip of paper asking what she had to be thankful for. Those papers were collect. ed and others distributed asking why she was thankful. All were mixed and again distributed and read aloud to the amusement of all. A prize of a dainty hand painted cup and saucer was drawn for by three young ladies, Miss Nan Pendleton proving the lucky one. Miss Robinson s guests were: Misses Penditton, Wingate, Hunter Purdum, Gillie and Lillian Archer, Ol, ney, Taylor, Wardlaw, Jennings, Nor ris, Colton, French, Tucker, Dowdle.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. C. Roundey left for Globe Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Sieglitz and son Earle arrived from Goldtield, Nevada and will visit with Mrs. s. s mother, Mrs. C.. E. Moor man and her sister, Mrs. Norma Clark in Solomonville. Mrs. Sieglitz was a former resident of the valley.
 Mrs. Annie J, Davis has bought two lots from J. NJ. Foster directly east of the Olney residence.
 Free Hubbard is business visitor today from his ranch at Thomas.
 Chas. F. solomon left for Globe Sat. urday evening.
 w. w, Purdum came in from Naeo a few days ago and is visiting the fam fly of Mrs. Salie Blake
 Mrs. Tom Tally of Graham has suf- fered a paralytie stroke.
 Jas. E. Wakefield and son William, re. turned from their hunting trip last Saturday.
 The Pythian Sisters will meet in their hall at SolomOnville Tuesday evening.
 There is a new night jailor at the court house in Solomonville in the per son of Holland Bass, deputy sheriff of Metealf.
 1. A letter addressed to Santa Claus, Stafford, was received at the postoflice here and it is likely that that hindly old fellew will find his way down to San Carlos to gladden. the hearts of the youthful writers. Stranger things have happened.
 Wm. Bennett of San Jose is busi- ness visitor to Stafford today.
 Alex. Hunt is able to be out again. His eyes are much improved.
 A child of Paul Beebe is ill.
 Automobilist J. l.. Brown is in town from Globe.
 The United States government will put on extra help in the Forestry office here. A deputy supervisor will arrive in few days.
 Maury Grider went to Globe last Sat urday evening.
 Mrs. Edna s. Hasse of Globe spent Sunday in Stafford, the guest of her sis ter, Msr. A. K. Goldman.
 Jas. c. Lindsay came in from Fair view today.
 The following visitors are registered at the Jones hotel: Wm. Thomas, St. Paul; E. B. Learner, Los Angeles; Chas. A. Fox, Fl PasO; J. P. Pullen, Phoenix; A. s. Thompson, Los Angeles; Leo, La Sale; Barr, La Sale; M. Ala, La Sale; Arthur Boice, La Sale; J. l.. Brown, Globe; J. w. Barker, St. Louis; II. D. Wheeler, Fl Paso,
 Mrs. Jim Golding of Graham is on the sick list.
 "The Scouts Revenge" will be put on the stage at Todd s Hall by tray cling company Tuesday evening. The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. F. M. Thorstensen, Tues day afternoon.