El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-06
Stafford TO HOLD A FAIR
THE MIDDLE Or OCTOBER
ella Valley to Be Observation-Disclosures
Sunday School Has a Rally Chill
6reu I'm IN School

dIen TO to School.
Stafford, Ariz., Sept 6.-The county
fair viii be held October Is, IA and 10
at the fair associations park. Several
hundred dollars will be given in prizes
and all branches of valley industry will
be represented Committees have been
appointed to take charge of the various
departments and all final arrangements
will be completed by the first of the
week. The fair commissioners are doing
everything to make this one of the best
advertisements ever given the ella val
ley.
The N. E. Sunday school rally held
Sunday morning was well attended and
interesting papers read by the Younger
pupils. Donald Swift and Edna Schroe-
der were awarded first prizes. At tie
close of the meeting the infants of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Kemp and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. I. Reynolds were baptised, Rev. B. F.
Davis officiating
a large crowd of Saffordites attended
the musicale at Thatcher given by Prot.
". w Bond and pupils, assisted by
Leroy c. Snow. Those taking part from
this place were: Misses Alice Morris and
Bessie Davis. Miss Morris is a violiRist.
while Miss LAWS is pianist
party mOtOred to SolomOnville and
enjoyed a Mexican supper. after which
a trip was made to Thatcher Mr.. and
Mrs Z. W. CLAYTON chaperoned t-e
partv
The bee owners of Stafford and vicinity
have shipped a car of honey to California
The honey has been of an exceptional
Mrs Franks and daughter of Tucson
are the house guests of Mrs. Franks's
brother. T. D. Hooks and family this
week.
Misses Lillian Freeman, Willow
Broshears and Annie Brier have gone to
Silver City, y. NJ, where they will enter
the LOurdes academy for the winter
Wiley E Jones has returned from his
ranch in Mexico and will remain until
after the fall term of court. When eours
adlOlrns Mr.. Jones will return to Mexico
and further suDerintend the development
of his new ranch. He expects to plant
a large number of acres to Mexican fruit
trees.
Geo. s. Andrus has comoleted the sur
vey OF L street on which a number of
lots have Tecentl~ been sold Jesse Eos
ter has the foundation to his bungalow
on this street finished.
|, Mrs Henry Dial has gone 70 Globe
to visit Der daughter. Mrs viii Parks
and family.
School opened with full attendance
and the following teachers in their
places: Miss Lucy Pur1um, principal:
Miss Anna Pickles. Miss MarOaret .Iun.
ter. Miss Ella Basist, Mrs. A. R. Gold
man. Miss Ella Brownlee and Prof. w.
VI. Clayton
Miss Mae Dowdle has ret':gned from a
visit with relatives in los Angeles
where she went n month ago.
r. R Smith has arrived from Globe
to take position as bOokkeeper in the
ella Valley bank at this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzmaurica have gone
10 California for a months vacation.
Geo. H BirdnO has moved his family
down from the ranger station at Camp
Inception. where they have been snending
the summer His daughters. Misses Belva
and Lucille win enter the public schoo.
here; Miss Jessie viii attend the acad-
envy at Thatcher. Berry Foster has also
brought his family dcwn from the sum-
mer camp to put his children in school
A. Fl. Ferrin will leave TO-DAY for Tue
son. where he will join his mother. who
will 90 to San Francisco to receive medi-
cal treatment from an eve specialist.
Mrs. VI. Hovev is here from Stockton,
Cal. visiting at the home of her uncle,
4. F. Barnett
Mr. ard Mrs. 8 6. Williams of Wis
consin are here visiting their sons and
their families