Graham guardian., 1909-11-19
Ed Branch returned from Phoe-
nix Sunday evening.

first moving picture show at the
Skating Rink, Monday evening No.
vember 22d. Oyer 1000 feet %
pictures will he shown. Al tn
latest fins A'so i''rstrateI Songs
General admission 2E and Is cents
Reserved seats. 35 cents.
Rev. P. D. Gardiner. pastor o.
the NJ F. Church South will leavc
for Bowie tomorrow morning or
church business, and will return
home Monday evening.
Rooms for housekeeping or fur.
nished rooms for men, see j. M
Foster. 37-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. John Birdno anc
DAUGHTERS. Mildred. Blanche ard
7 oraine who attended the fair "
Phoenix the past week, arrive
home Sunday evening.
We have lust reraivad fifty differ
emf patterns in Avn,in'etar end Pr're
sells Rugs and Art SQUARES. VIZ
have some of the most heartifr
rotterne ever shown in the vane''
Call and let VIC show then, ~ rc''
Olney-Iiams Furniture Co. 38-2t
George Freestone and wife went
tn Globe SUNDAY, Mr.. Freestone he
inc called there to serve on the fed
eral GRAND iurv. They returnec
home Tuesday morning.
Sleep cold did YOU saw? Well
come in and get YOUR blankets fror
us. We have the most complete
line of Wool and Cotton Blankets "
the valley. O|ney-Ijams Furrit"re
Company. 38-2t
w. P. Palmer, Jr., who went t.
Globe SUNDAY evening to serve or
federal grand Jury. returned home
Tuesday morning. being excused
from serving as a juror.
Fine travelling trunks at O'nev
Iiams Furniture Co. 39-2t
Mrs. D. D. JAYNE, of Aravaipa
and Mrs. M. J. Quantrell, of Risbee
who are visiting at Hot Springs
spent Thursday in town, leaving or
the evening train for the Springs
Miss Lucv H Purdum, principa
of Stafford Public School, returner
from Phoenix FRIDAY evening. wher,
she had been attending the Teach
ers. Institute and fair the past weeF
If you need a Trunk or Sri
Case, call at Olney-Ijams Furniture
Co. 39-2t
L. r. Russell and family, whc
have been residents of Duncan fol
several years past, left that pace
Thursday morning for Emmett
Idaho, where they will make the,
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. McEuen camt
up from Ft. Thomas Monday ant
are stopping at the Chesser Houso
where Mrs McEuen is recaivin
medical attention, having been
/ ~ heath for some time.
Trunks and suit cases. All kint
and sizes. Olney-Ijams Furnitur
60. 39-2t
Misses Gillie Archer, Margar
Hunter and Marie Wingate, teac|
ers in Stafford Public School, re
turned from Phoenix Friday ev
ming, where they had been atten
ing the Teachers Institute.
Miss Cora E Wax, who has be
in charge of the millinery depar
ment of the J M. Foster Mercanti
Co., the past two months, resigne
her p os;tion and eft for her hom
in Meade, Tuesday morning.
Wonder if those people who hav
predicted for so long time tina
Stafford would eventually become
suburb of some other town on &C
count of the railroad leaving it, ar
not about to change their minds?
Nit Simms stood on the burnin,
streets of Phoenix,
His feet were full of blisters
His hat was gone,
H S clothes were gone,
And the wind blew off hi
whiskers.
E. M. Hurd, cashier of the Gloh
branch of the Ci'a Valley Bank (
Trust Co., was a visitor in town Sat
urday and Sunday, returning I
G'obe Sunday evening. While her
Mr.. Hurd was successful in captul
ing three turkeys, which accompar
led him home.
Rev. John H. Helm will deliv5
five sermons at the Baptist Churct
beginning Monday night, Novembe
22d, on the following topics. File
With the Spirit" THE Leader
ship of the Spirit" The Reve',
ton of the Spirit" Sins Agains
the Spirit" Sowing to the Spirit.
A party of Stafford hunters sper
Sunday hunting the gay and elusiv
quail and picnicking in the beaut
full fields of the Artesia country
Those in the party were: Mr.. an
Mrs. E. w. Clayton, Misses Ma
garet and Zona Robinson, an
Messrs. Arthur Ferrin and Ben I
Thum.