Graham guardian., 1910-04-22
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

Joe Brown, the auto man, re
turned to Globe Sunday evening.
Clifford C, Faires, of Miami, was
a business visitor in town Monday
Coca Cola is refreshing and de.
lightful. Stafford Bottling Works.
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j. d. Hartzler has moved his
family from Lebanon to Stafford.
They now occupy apartments in the
Foster residence.
Forest Supervisor T. 7. Swift re-
turned Friday evening from trip
to Camp Inception, Graham noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Fine, of Ft.
Thomas, were visitors in town
Monday. Mrs. Fine is school
teacher at Eden.
Mrs. Nettie Royce, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ben Maurer,
left for Globe Sunday afternoon,
where she will visit with relatives.
Rev. Columbus Wardlaw has ac-
cepted the pastorate of the Baptist
Church, vice Rev. Helm, who re-
Gently resigned and moved his fam
lily to California.
William and Bob Morris brought
a large herd of cattle from the
ranges Sunday and will move them
into Apache County where the feed
is better.
Houston Roach and family have
moved back to town from their
ranch at Thomas, and will occupy
their handsome residence on M
street.
Rev. Columbus Wardlaw baptised
three members of his church at the
Hildreth ranch, in Artesia, Sunday.
They were: Arthur Gish, Ed French
and Lydia Williams.
l.. j. Hines and family have moved
back to Stafford from Bowie. Mr..
Hines will operate the steam thresh-
er of the Graham County Threshing
Co.
About thirty people attended the
Anti-Saloon League meeting at the
M. E. Church, Saturday evening.
DR.. Burke made very interesting
address on prohibition.
Will Welker moved his family to
Miami Sunday, where they will
make their future home. Mr.. We'll
ker is interested in the livery bust
ness with his brothers in Miami.
William Stanley and B. F. San
ders, cattlemen of Globe, were Wis
itors in town Monday, and were in
conference with Chief Campbell and
Forest Supervisor Swift in regard
to grazing on the forest ranges.
j. X. Campbell, Chief of Grazing,
Forestry Service, with headquarters
in Albuquerque, N. NJ, arrived here
Saturday afternoon, and will make
a tour of inspection of all the ranges
in the Crook National Forest.
Fred r. Mills, travelling auditor
of the Randolph Lines, was a visi-
tor in town Saturday and Sunday.
While here Mr.. Mills audited the
accounts of the local railroad office.
He left for Tucson Sunday eve-
ming.
A linen shower, in honor of Miss
Edna Merrill, who will soon become
the bride of Herbert Cavness, was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. F. Swanger by Mrs. William
Cavness, Saturday evening. A large
number of friends attended and
many handsome presents in linen
We're bestowed on the young bride
to-be.
Miss Edna French entertained the
Etude Saturday evening. A musi-
cal program was enjoyably rendered
to between thirty and forty guests.
An impromptu number, The Dish
washers Chorus" with appropriate
accompaniment, was much applaud
ed. Refreshments of pineapple
sherbert, cake and cocoa were served
and social hour spent in lively
conversation.
The Stafford school team went to
Solomonville Friday afternoon to
play ball with the county seat
school boys, When the game was
nearly ended a sad accident happen
ed to one of the Solomonville boys.
As Denzel Thorpe was making a
home run, he came in violent con-
tact with. Ben Ryan, who was
thrown down and had his leg broken
just above the ankle. The boy was
put into an automobile and taken
home, where DR.. Lacy set the bone.
The ball game was finished with a
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