El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-09
VERY FEW HOUSES ARE
FOR RENT AT SAFFORD'
Thatcher Couple Marry; Laundry
Opens; FOresters Making Maps;
Many Visitors In Town;
Personals.

Stafford, Ariz.. Sept 9.-Knight Par
ker. Of Black Rock. is in town looking
for house in which to move his fam
lily in order that the children may at
tend school here. So far Mr.. Parker
has been unsuccessful, and there are
others meeting with the same failure
The town is soreIy in need of num-
Der of dwellings for rent purposes
The Stafford steam laundry has been
leased by parties from Globe and VIII
be reOpened for local business on Mon
day.
a large crowd greeted a. A. Wors-
ley at the city park when he delivered
a lecture on labor The Stafford brass
band furnished music
At the home of the bride in Thatch
er. Mrs. Jane Beers was united in mar
riage to ". Williams, Pres. KimbaIi
officiating. The couple will continue
to live in Thatcher.
r. S Patterson has brought his fam
lily down from their summer camp al
Inception. Miss Edith Jennings is
home from a two months stay from
the same camp. Miss Jennings viii
leave Saturday for Tempe, where she
Will enter the normal school for the
winter.
After spending the past two weeks
with friends in this city Miss Mae
Fry has returned to Solomonville'
where she will spend the winter with
her grandmother. Mrs. F. Neece.
The Eastern Star lodge has begun
the regular meetings after having
closed for the past two months. Al
the last meeting it was decided to
hold a social evening once month
Mrs. P. c. Anderson was a visitor from
Globe and addressed the members.
G O.
on a charge Of being drunk. They
were sent to the guard house at San
Carlos, and will be held until proof
can be ascertained as to who sold them
the liquor.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dowdle. who were
recently married. have moved in their
cottage on Tenth street
J. c. Robinson has removed several
hundred head of cattle from his range
near Fort Thomas to the range far
Their south in the Black Rock coun-
try.
Ralph H. Cameron, Arizon's delegate
to congress and [. s. district attor-
ney Joseph z. Morrison. were the
principal speakers at the Republican
meeting ut Brier'S hall. a large
crowd was present. Lorenzo Hubble
Of Apache county. was also present
After the meeting a delegation OF
80 Republicans held a banquet at the
Jones hotel
Miss Gladys Spaulding has gone to
Kentucky TO enter school
Forest supervisor T. T. SWIFT, in
company with T B. Longwell. of the
forestry service. have returned from
a business trip to Globe. The recon-
Nuisance party of which Mr. Longwel
is superintendent has finished the
work in the Graham mountains and IS
now in town doing the office work
which includes map drawing.
The Rommey family has removed to
the Evans cottage on y street
J. R Welker has shipped a car or
alfalfa seeds 10 California and has
another car ready for shipment
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Roundey have
returned to their home at Globe after
spending some time with Mrs Roun-
dev's mother. Mrs. c. Wish
Mrs Ora Dowdle. of HOLLYWOOD. Cal.
is spending the month with her son,
H. J. DowdIe and family.
Miss Lottie Cotton has gone to Solo,
knoxville. where she will teach in the
ftv schools.
Clyde Ijams is home from Tombstone
where he has spent the summer. He
is accompanied by Otto Ivey. who will
visit with him for week Clyde Will
enter the university at Tucson
w r. Chambers ard family are home
from months vacation at the coast
The young women of Thatcher are
preparing to put on a play entitled
Oak Farm. The ella valley orchestra
will furnish the music.
Thelma Mckinney. Of Bowie, Is
spnding the week with her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. Madsen-
Louis end Bernard Prudential. OF
Solomonriille. have gone to New York
70 attend school They were accom-
nanied as far as FL Paso by their
mother. Mrs. Phi Prudential