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Arizona republican., 1910-11-09

Beginning at Cor. No. l, identical with Cor. of location and with Cor. No. 2 Butte lode and on line Al | Maggie lode, both of this survey, | whence U. s. l.. NJ. No. 274S bears $. 19 deg. 10 min. w 713.3 it; thence N. 76 deg. l6 min. F. 600 ft to Cor. No. ?; thence s. 13 deg A min. F.. 150O' it. to Cor. No. 3; thence $. 76 deg 16 min w 600 ft to Cor No. 4
 thence N. 13 deg. A min w, 15OO it. to Cor No. l, the place of beginning.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-09
HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE.

F. P. CRUICE, Secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
WATERBURY.

W c. Johnson irg was in town sun
day.
Nrs R, NJ Raeglss IS again con.
valeseent
The condition Of Mrs Myron Graves
j. improving.
Mrs Luey Graves remains IN an en-.
ieebled condition
W. r. Elliott il confined 70 the house
with rheumatism
+. F. Palmer u. rides out every day
and is much improved
Mrs Ferguson o. Bristol Is visiting her
mother, Mrs 81. George.
Dorothy Griffith has been visiting at
The home Of katherine Towue.
Mrs. r. } McAlullin has lantaua,
which contains fifty blossoms.
Miss Angus Mckay h IN Barre, called
there BY tie death Of her father
Thomas Carver, il, has resigned bis
position at the Vermont state hospital
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Wasson returned
from Washington, D. c. sunday night.
Mrs. V. L. Perkins, who was taken
seriously ~ Saturday, Is more comfort
able.
Mrs. A. c. Patterson and daughter Of
Putney have been visiting Mrs. r. A..
stanley
Rev. VI. c. johnson. who was not
quite IS well last week, is more conn
Portable aeain
The Hgpatia club had most enjoy,
able meeting With Mrs Alien Fegg Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor 81 ST.
Adams visited at the home Of B. FL
Atherton Sunday.
Harry Phillips visited At the home Of
his cousin W FL b. Perry on his way
70 Ihervilie, ?. Q.
Bunham Fullerton who has been SIS
itine 10 town, has returned 10 his home
in Wiilimantic, Conn
John F. Barnes celebrated Ii seventy.
third birthday st tie home Of bis son
il Montpelier Friday.
A number Of gentlemen from each
sanmh attended the iavmen's missionary
convention ii Burlington saturday
Earl, the young son q Mr. and Mrs
4. Il. Graves Is much better Of the al
tack of Group with which he suffered
last Weak.
The Rev f. B. Kellogg was recently
elected president - the Ant saloon
league a i meeting q The trustees held
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

went to Msuhaeld Monday afternoon
to make bis Official visit 20 The lodge
at that place, and from there BE went
to Barre Tuesday e visit Ninsiiia lodge
THE Methodist ladies aid realized s22
from It's dinner town injecting day and
is measuring party the Same evening
Herbert Darling of Biddeford Me- ar-
rived here Saturday 60 visit a parents.
" and Airs 2 4. Darling, who .both
seriously %.
Raymond Page returned from Man.
chester n. II Saturday where De has
been for Che past Two months attending
business college
Miss Mary and Bartlett Hall returned
from SIT gahnshHrY Manaav, where
they have been since Thursday visiting
sAeir uncles John and George Chalmers
Word was received here Monday 81
tie death of William Stewart whiea
occurred carly fhat morning aa Gle home
q As daughter ST West barnet. after
short illnes alta pneumonia 8f
Stewart was well Known here having
been ii this vicinity efeat aaal 81
The f4ne fpE fhe past ten years selling
wall paper hullea corn te he va
about seventy aNn wears S. ae &Hd
WAS very active llr 9 man 81 bis years
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
RANDOLPH

IT. b Salisbury is in Boston this weei
attending the automobile show.
a daughter was born Monday Marcel
z TO Mr. and Mrs, John u. Hutehln
son.
Miss Irez Litchdeld and Kathleen
Bixby went t. Bethel Tuesday 70 visit
Mrs 81 f. Gonya
Niss Desier Mouiton returned on
Tuesday from visit Of a few days
With friend il RnXbury.
BE- and Mrs Roy Poor Of Sandy Hill
nj Y have been The guests, this week
Of AlF and Mrs. +. I Claain
Mrs. George Drew Who has been d
@lest 81 Mrs. Leon Drew and other
relatives here for few days, has r.
turned 70 Woodstock
Mt aud Mrs G. E Ingalls, returned
Monday after an afer-Snndav visit
with agfs Ingalls, mother, Mrs. Lueretia
Persons q Montpelier
Afr and Mrs d +. Collins Of New
York are GUESTS 81 Nf and Mrs. A. ii
Feeble. for few aays Mrs Collins
Wlil be remembered Mas Kafe Gants,
Whae home pa formerly ID the family
Of Mr. ana Mgs. Beedle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
WelI Reeaived Aeain.

Tho reappearanee Of s'The Man Of the
Hour at the opera house last night
was welcomed hy fair-sized crowd III
people, and the play elieited Int same
favorable comment as on its last pre-
yiaus visits, which means that 4 was sat
fafaetorily presented by capable cast.
Walter Seymour ID AlWyn Bennett, the
man pf The hour. was arstelass and
particular mention Il also dHe Theodore
Marston, who played Flafrigan, The
party boss. who found he COULDN'T rule
young Mayor Bennett John III Kelly
who played Phelan the other boss aud
Pierre Pelletier who PLAYED the part af
tne confidential secretary 20 the rail
road magnate and tfieked him finally
AZ the latter had trieSed THE seeretary's
father
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
MoRETowN

Miss Maude johnson was az home over
Sunday.
Eugene Ncney Of Barre visited his
brother. P Nerney, last week.
Mrs. Jennie Pierce is Having new
yeranda built on the front q her house
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Neill 81 Waits
field visited at TIE home of Arthur Neil
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M H MeAilisser are tie
happy parents Of q son, born Saturday
Afarch 8.
Afr. and Mrs. J. G. KingsbnIy Of Waits
Geld we're guests Of Sir and Mrs al n
Davis sunday
Mrs. Ida Kelly Of WaitsfeId was the
eHsst Of III. and Mrs. Edgar Morse Der
parents. Friday
G. Il. and b S. Ward went to Burling
ton Saturday e attend tie laymen's
missionary convention,
8lr. and Mrs. Leo Brown of East More.
town were guests Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Buckley.
MI Fl. Griffith has SOLD Els place ii The
village 70 & A. Griffith, bis son, who
takes possession this week
Mrs., Hannah Turner and AIRS. Matte
Hntehins 81 DuxburY we're guests Sum
day Of Mf. and Mrs Il q johnson
Mrs. i. Il. Griffith and daughter, Eve
Ivn. went t0 Montpelier Saturday, where
they were guests If Mr. and Mrs /. ii
Henson and Mr. and Mrs q B. MeAlIis.
ten until Monday afternoon
Rev. G. f. Crawford went Thursday
To South Hero Sunday lie preached Ut
Miiton iii exchange with Rev. NJ. IT,
Ryan. and attended Tile avmens mis-
sionary convention al Burlington Mem
day
alr. and Mrs. Mt RI Child. Mi. and
Mrs Ct. G Sleeper. Mrs. 6. ii Bliss.
Miss Hattie MeAllister. Miss Irene Child
and Frank Griffin went 10 W5itsield
Friday evening, where they were guest
of Mad River Valley grange. "A very
enjoyable evening was reported
Mrs Hannah Bruce, who has been sick
ii bed for eight weeks at the home of
Mrs. Lettie Hayden. her daughter, Int
where she was visiting was
brought home Sunday She stood the
journey as well a. could ha expected.
and many friends are hoping for
speedy recovery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

long ago Tapped sll rivals and now lends
fhe vanguard Of popular priced atlrae.
tons The company viii open 4 four
might and Saturday matluee engagement
Ia the Barre Opera mouse Tonight pre-
seatiua the great comedy drama At
piney Ridge with .Ihe Belle Of Rleh-
mond, aWaY out West and sIhe
White Caps til follow Each play will
he produced with al special scenery.
electrical and mechanical effects the
same al the original productions TIE
following high class spaeiaitiea win 81
introduced ait each and every perform
anee. Al. +. Tenny, comedy inggler
Miss Maisie Cecil, songs and dances,
Frank Clayton, comedian vocalist and
musician, Clark and Hanson comedy
sketches. and schreber Brothers and
kiark and Urban. tho fonr monarohs
al music, Ladies tickets I6 cents this
evening, limited to 200 Ii bought at
THE advance sale gfore 9 .. n.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
GROTON

a daughter was born Monday might
to Mr. ard Mrs. Charles Miller
Mrs. Lydia Harvey and Mrs AZ IL.
Teller were visitors at st dohnsbmy
Friday
Alr and Mrs. Darius James IT Naw
bury visited Air and Mrs Jack Jones
sunday
Mrs. Roy blanchard Is very I'll with
pneumonia. She u attended bg pr. III II.
Iillotson.
Dr. S. N. Eastman and daughter Mrs
b. s. Eastman. visited relatives il Taps-
BAN last week
The next meeting If the Needleeraft
club viii be with Mrs. ]. Il Darling
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Elvifa Norwood IS III with
pneumonia st the home Of her daughter,
Mrs Erred Carpenter
4. D Sherry district deputy grand
chancellor Of 9he knights q pgthlas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
row Good News $500.

Il am 70 years old and travel most Of
the time. writes B. +. rslson Of Eliza-
bethtoWn, Ky, Everywhere 20 ! rec.
0mmend Electric Bittefs. because ! owe
my excallent health and vitality 70 shem,
They effect cure every time" They
never fail TO tone tAs stomach, regulate
the kidneys and bowels. stimulate he
liver. invigorate the nerves and purily
the blood They work wonders FOR weak
rundown men aud women, restoring
strength, vigor and health that's a daily
ioy. Try them. Only Soc Satisfaction
Il positively guaranteed by the Red Cross
Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
Aa EasY wAY 70 clFkN THE sINK

Every sink should De provided Vita
a three-cornered sieve made BY COW
ering metal frame with very fans
netting. When water Is thrown into
the sink ii should be turned into this
sieve. which retains every particle
81 solid matter, preventing les getting
into the pipes and causing trouble.
Each morning the sink should be care.
fully cleaned. Dissolve teaspoonful
81 Gold Dust washing powder ir hot
water. scrub every portion Of the sink
with the Cold Dust solution. pouring
some If the hot studs down the pipe
to loosen the grease that may have
gathered ii the trap.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
IN BOSTON MARKETS.
Butter Advanced ID Price with Less De.
nand Eggs Short and Firm.

Butter Advanced ii Price with Less De.
mand Eggs Short and Firm.
Boston. March 2 The resent advance
II butter prices seems b be checking
the demand somewhat IN the local laar.
ket, and outside markets are easier The
monthly statement 81 the associated
warehouses makes a rather bnllish show.
ing IN regard to bpttsr. There Is m
change ii the cheese market Eggs,
temporarily at least, are short and very
frm
Jobbing quotations..
Butter Fgey northern creamery.
tubs $40 5e, boxes and prints s5@38c.
western ash tubs ssla@s8e. fancy stor-
age creamery sta sse. fair 10 good cream.
cry sire Sc dairy 20asle.
Cheese New York fancy 1915 GI9c.
Vermont lsaIsshe, Young Americas Is
@isla age is@lsie
Logs Fancy hennefg 2T@2se. choice
eastern 25@20e, fresh western 24e25e.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
GRANTTRvTLLE.

Special meeting OF Summit lodge, No
l04, +. and A. Nj, "Wednesday evening
March ., at 1880 sharp. Work, F. G
degree. ]. G. Pirie, w. NJ.
A regular meeting 81 Granite Mountain
lodge. Ne. 1897, ]. o. 0. ~, M e., viii
be held In Odd Fellows hall on Friday
evening, March II; important business;
soeinl hour after the meeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
Dressed Pork Reaches Record
Price
II CENTS FOR WHOLE HOGS
yeais and Chickens Also Hish-Fresh
Eggs 2702so- Butter as@29c.
Potatoes Are Plenty at

Barre VT March o, 1910
Dressed pork reaches record price Of
re FOR whole hogs veals and chickens
also high Wholesale quotationss
Dressed pork II ia@l2e.
Vcais loh@lle.
YeafliHe lambs $50 Ia.
Fowls 10@i7c.
Chickens l0@2le,
Fresh eggs 2702sc
Butter Dairy 2s@2oc; creamery, 81
a 32c.
Potatoes Plenty At 400 per bushei.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
Montpellsr 3 WeIIa RIyer Rallroad.

Trains leave Barre foF Wells River, connect
inc AZ that point with trains going both north
apd south. at It's a. m.. t2A and 400 p. m The
" q train CONNECTS with train for Boston, and
eaatef, alsg With Montreal express End the 3l1
and s.05 trains with Sc fohnfbuFy trains
Trains leave narre for Montpelier ~ t2ai
It SO a. m. taeh 1la 40 and G.tu q. III.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
ORANGE

There will be a promenade At the town
hall Friday evening, March III with cake
and coffee for refreshments All are
cordially invited
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09

Sugar makers have been lively for 4
few days, but are now seen studying
the weather forecast
Oliver Carpenters family are All M.
Everett better known as eBruinn Is
very II with pneumonia.
The lite daughter Of A. A. Lyndis,
who has been IN Of pneumonia, Is re-
ported more comfortable.
The eminstrels" have concluded TO
postpone their entertainment, the date
win be fixed for some time IN April
b. VI Davis attended the missionary
movement convention at Burlington go-
Ing Saturday and returning Monday
night.
The drama. can American Hustler
was success ia every way. All parts
were well assigned. and exeellently act
FL. A crowded house greeted them
Friday evening. The snug sum Of near-
" $50 was realized Many have ex.
pressed the hope that II might BE- re-
peatsd.
One interesting and peculiar instance
Is remembered BY the friends Of tile
lately deceased Messrs. Mears and
Boyles Mrs. Ezra Mears is sister of
Mrs. Boyles, and The two couples were
married the same day Of April. "A
years ago Mrs. Mary L. Atkins 81
Cabot witnessed the ceremony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
TRAVELLERS RAILWAY GUIDE.
cenfral varmont RalIway.

Trains fpavr Barre for White faver Junction
sna Hesten and wAv stations also Windsor
and Bellows FANS aud New York - sG and
ii.h5 o. M. ana ti.Hs D M. Also leave heftf ipf
Waite River Junction. Bellows kalis, spring.
Gdld and New York ~ t.45 y no.
Trains leave Aarre FOR Burlington. st. Al
ans Montraa and way stations a. 40 a. M,
IA RAJ M ana . a al @.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
EIecIrle $50 Railway.

Cars isavs square m Harre for Montpelier a.
Il miputes Of and Is inmates past ihe hour.
Leave Mont peiies for Barre On tho hour and
half hour untn 70 p M
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Rlark-Urban Company Opens Engage.
meut IA Barre Tonight.

The hlark Urban company with is
brilliant repertoire 81 New York sue.
eesses, it, gallery 81 metropolitan a.
fists. both from the dramatic end vaude-
vile wefld. Is handsome scenery, elabs
crate effects and snpurb mounting has
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-09
MARsHFrELp.
Deaths Of Mrs. John Severance, Ezra
Mears and Hezekiah BoyIes.

AGANAe Va AtAe+ fVhtA RAfNAthNNi AaAAd
Mears and Hezekiah Boyles.
The funeral Of Mrs. John severence
was held from her late homie in the
village last Saturday Rev Lawrence
officiating, Mrs. severenco win be
greatly missed by her many friends.
She leaves to mourn, IN aged bus.
hand. one son, Henry. o. Montpelier.
and three daughters. Mrs Marrion Iii
field Mrs q A. Thomas aud Mrs, o. G.
Pitkin, an Of this town
After years Of suffering Ezra Mears
passed away Thursday evening, The
funeral was held from his late nome
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Lawrence Of
fieiating Mr. Mears is survived BY his
wife and two daughters. Mrs. Jennie
Hobart and Mrs Harry Morse. and
many friends. who extend sympathy to
these and the brothers, Mark, vi IL H.,
and Albert.
Hezeliab Boyles, an aged citizen Of
this town died Thursday at the home
of his daughter. Celia. MRS George
Porterl and the funeral was held in
That home Saturday afternoon Rev
Lawrence officiating Mr. Boyles IS sur
yiYed By three daughters, Susie Nlrs.
George Gee. Celia, Mrs George Porter,
and Emma, Mrs, Arthur Batchelder Of
Piainfeld.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
MIAMI NEWsLETs

The Silver Belt building will be oc- cupied by R. w. Cooper of Alamogordo, next Saturday. Cooper will install two California bowling alleys. He has been in this business both in New Mexico and in California. This game is very popular on the coast and it is expected to draw a crowd here.
 Father Barrette of Globe was a visi- tor in Miami yesterday.
 Deputy Sheriff Eugene Shute was in Miami yesterday with a prisoner from Globe.
 George Mauk, the Arizona Eastern freight agent, was in Miami on business yesterday.
 District Attorney Murphy spent yes terday here. Most of his time was oc- cupied with court business in the court of Judge Lafayette P. Nash.
 P. S. Smith, who is employed as a fed eral census enumerator, has been ill in Miami for the past several days. He expects to resume work tomorrow.
 Another dance for the benefit of the local fremen will be given in the near future. J. J. Keegan has donated the use of the Airdome for the dance.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
LEVY GOES ID JAIL Fails to Make Bond After Being Brought Back
 From Mesa

Charged with grand larceny in two cases today in the court of Justice Nash, Richard Levy waived the prelim- mary examination and was committed to jail in default of bond.
 The defendant was represented by Attorney Thomas Flannigan of Globe. One charge was made under the name of Jacob Levy. No demurrer was made by the defendant against this informal ity.
 Lewy has been employed as clerk in the clothing store of Sam Smar- gonsky. It is alleged that about a month ago he stole the keys from the proprietor and since that time has been carrying them for the purpose of rob ping the cash drawer.
 On the morning of May II Lewy ab- seconded with the money, only tarrying long enough to relieve M. Cohen, an other merchant, of over $100. He was captured and brought back from Mesa. The bond on one count was placed at $700. The other was fixed at $500,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
COUNCIL FAILS ID
 HAVE MEETING
Missing Members Notified to Be Present at Ad-
 journed Meeting

Owing to the fact that a qourum could not be obtained at the scheduled meet ing of the city council last night, the city fathers who were in attendance were unable to take up any of num- Der of matters of importance on hand and the meeting was adjourned until 10 clock Saturday morning.
 Although Councilmen Maurel and Van Slyck are both in Globe at the present time, they did not put in an appearance last night. Both were ordered notified to be on hand at the adjourned meeting Saturday.
 At the adjourned session of the coun cil Saturday the right of way agree ment between the city and the Ari zona Eastern railway is scheduled to be ratified, an extensive report of the finance committee will be received ano the matter of an investigation of the books of the city water department vii be taken up.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
NEVIS OF 4 DAY N ARIZONA
MAYOR OF DOUGLAS
 IN DURANCE VILE
Arrested for Leaving Horse
 Without Hitching

It is not often that the mayor of a city is taken into custody by the chief of police of that city for breaking an ordinance, yet that is what happened in Douglas when Mayor w. A. Greene was arrested by Chief of Police Stovall and ordered to appear upon the charge of failing to hitch his horse.
 Mayor Greene, in fit of absent mindedness, neglected to drop the weight attached to his lines to the ground, leaving his horse unhitcheC while he visited patient.
 The case presents especial interest however, as this is the first time ir the history of Douglas as municipal ity where the executive head of thC city has been haled into court for al offense against the laws.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
NEW PLAN TO OIL
 PHOENIX STREETS
Patent Machine to Be Used
 in the Work

A new plan for the oiling of the
 streets in Phoenix-a plan now in use in many of the cities of California is soon to be introduced into the city by Elliot Evans and G. F, Stephenson. In about two weeks Ward patent oil sprinkler will be on the ground and
 the first few city blocks will be sub iected to the new process as a test. If the process is found to be all that is claimed for it, and if it works as satis- factorily in Phoenix as it does in coast
 cities, many of Phoenix streets and av- enues will be paved with it by fall. During recent visit to California dur ing which he examined the work of the machine in several cities and found it durable and satisfactory, MT. Evans se- cured the sole right for the use of the Ward sprinkler in Arizona for ten years.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
REPUBLICAN, FINDS
 CONSUMPTION CURE
Just Inhale High Proof AL
 cohol; That s All

A great many cures for tuberculosis have been reported from time to time, but most of them have been found eff cacious and none of them have been found to be sure cure. The latest comes from Mary Skoden of San Jose, Cal, who claims to have been cured and she is so desirous of benefting others that she has forwarded her cure to the Republican. It is the inhalation of pure grain alcohol in which has been dissolved one ounce of gum camphor to the gallon. The alcohol is to be 19O proof. In her case, the inhalation was carried on from four to six hours a day, with the result, she says, that she IS now cured.-Republican.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
SHOULD REORGAN|zE PLANS OF WATER
 DEPARTMENT
Alderman Would Put Meth ods on More Business
 like Basis

If the plans of number of mem bers of the city council are carried out, the city water department will be eror- ganized within a short time and what is now the position of bookkeeper, un- der the direction of the superintendent, changed to that f cashier, under the direct supervision and responsible to the members of the public utilities com mittee of the city council.
 Chairman Pat Rose of the public utilities committee stated last night that in his opinion such reorganiza- ton should be effected and the cashier placed under bonds, as is the case with any other official of the city handling public money He is also of the opin- ion that the receipts of the water de- rartment should be banked daily by the proposed cashier, instead of turned into the office of the city treasurer at irregular intervals.
 This plan will probably be discussed at the next meeting of the council and the proposed change may be made dur i ing the term of the present council. B. J. Barron, expert accountant, IS expected to return from Los Angeles to- night. He will begin work on the books of the water department at once and audit them completely. While an informal check has been made on the books to determine the extent of the alleged shortages of l.. H. Hubbard, former bookkeeper of the water depart ment, a complete auditing will be a lengthy task and until this work IS completed, the extent of the shortage charged to Hubbard cannot be deter mined. lRa4l&
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-20
NEWS BUDGET
 fR0|h STAFFORD (Mrs. W. D. French. Correspondent)

SANFORD, May 19.-Water was turned into the large cement siphon built recently by the Pima extension result it burst. This ditch will carry irrigating water to the lower end of Bear Springs fiat and the the country around Buttermilk point, and the mis- hap noted above will delay bringing this land into cultivation.
 Mrs. A. E. Turner arrived in town from Fresno, Cal, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Turner was former resident of Stafford and lately became widowed. She will again take up her residence in the valley. u <
 Friday morning Mrs. Augusta Miller accompanied by her son, Leo Jorgen' sen, will leave for the coast, where they will spend the summer.
 Lewis E. Johnson of the forestry de- partment, left for headquarters at Flagstaff this morning.
 Will Roundey of Globe is business visitor in town.
 Miss Etta Lee of Thatcher expects to leave shortly for the coast to spend her vacation. N
 Mrs. Marion McEwen, who lives near the Hot Springs, is seriously,ill.
 John West is confined to his home with the grip.
 Little Ruth Wakefield is reported out of danger.
 Charles Geitz, snare drummer in the Stafford band, returned to his home in Pennsylvania this week. Charlie ac. companied the family of Anton E. Ja, cobson from the east last summer and made many friends while here.
 w. H. Futile of Fl Paso is visitor in Stafford.
 Mrs. Charles Watson of Central was visiting in town yesterday.
 Mrs. P. c. Anderson of Globe was a visitor to Arcadia Chapter No. g, O. E. S., last evening.