Graham guardian., 1911-02-03
LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST

Ed Hill is in the valley buying
horses to ship to Mexico.
B. f. Stewart left for Globe Mon
day evening on a short business
trip. .r
Frank Perry, of Maricops, is vis-
iting his family here for several
weeks.
John Snedden returned Tuesday
from business trip to Miami and
Globe.
The Daughter Of The Desert
Tuesday night at Brier's Hall.
H. w. Bishop and Karl w. Sloan
were visitors from the county seat
Tuesday.
Ed Grider came up from Globe
Sunday for a days visit with his
brother Maury.
McBigger Hoff, of Kansas City,
is here this week buying horses to
ship to Mexico.
w. A. Pitt. Of Fairview, was a
business. .visitoI in town for several
days this week.
Miss Ida III. Handy cleft Sunday
morning for Phoenix, where she
will visit for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Birdno
entertained few friends at a musi-
cal at their home Monday evening.
M. Harrell, of Phoenix. is here
this week to purchase horses for
Harry Constable, of Los Angeles,
Cal.
William Sisson and wife arrived
here Saturday evening from Bisbee,
to close deal for the sale of their
ranch in Artesia.
Henry Carnes has sold his ranch
of fifteen acres, located west of
Stafford, to Richard Layton. Mr..
Carnes will move with his family to
his ranch in Artesia.
J. A. Haralson returned Saturday
evening from the oil fields at Escala,
and reports that his well is down to
q depth of $50 feet, and has struck
a small flow of artesian water.
The Thatcher Dramatic Com
pany, under the management Of R.
w. Smith, will present the beauti-
full play, The Daughter of the
Desert" in Brier's Hall, next Tues
day night.
Mrs. Joe Mckinney and little
left Sunday morning for
their home in Bowie, after visiting
for sevaral days with Mrs. Mckin-
neys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mad
sen.
d. w. Wickersham left yesterday
for his home in Los Ange-
es, after a two weeks business
visit. Mr.. Wickersham will stop
Tor several days at Bowie before
eaving for California.
The Daughter of the Desert
tuesday night at Brier's Hall.
Mrs. George A. Olney and her
Miss BeuIah, left Tues
lay morning for Tucson, where
hey will visit for Sc veral weeks be-
ore leaving for Los Angeles, where
hey will make their future home.
The Woman's Home Mission So
:iett Of the NJ. E. Church, South,
viii meet at the parsonage Wednes-
lay, February Sth, at 200 p. m.
All members are earnestly request
d to De present. Business of i'm
,ortance.
The annual meeting of the Lay
on Relief Society was held at the
hurch yesterday, at which the Of
icers for the ensuing year were
lected. After the election, refresh
nents were served. About fifty
I've ladies were present.
Preaching Sunday morning, HOO
d. m. and evening, 7:30 p. M, by
lev. P. D. Gardner, pastor of the
4. +. Church, South. Subject,
corning sermon, The Secret Of
piritual Power" Evening,
Searching for Safe Ground"
Mrs. E. T. Gams left yesterday
norning for Tombstone, where
he will join Mr.. ljams. After a
1eek's visit at the home of her
on, Sheldon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ijams
ill leave for Florida to look over
ONE property interests in that
tate.
Walter Ryder, of Limerick, N. Y,
visitor in town this week, hav-
,g stopped over on his way to
'alifornia to visit his friends, Mr..
nd Mrs. Fl. D. Empire. Mr..
'yder says the ella Valley is the
lost beautiful place he was ever
, and has a bright future ahead Of
O. N. Creswell arrived here
'aasday night from Los Angeles,
al. Mr.. and Mrs. Creswell lel.
ere eight months ago and purchas-
d a residence in Visalia, San
oaquin County, Cal, They have