El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-20
Stafford RECENTLY

Stafford, Arr, may 9U.-rne mar
riage Of Miss Beulah Waddin to Leslie
StapIey, occurred at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Waddin. Rev. C. c. Hickman per-
formed teh ceremony. The bride is a
e1adu2te Of the Tempe normal and
the teacher Of the third grade in the
Stafford public schools. Mr.. and Mrs.
sta7ley have gone to Chandler. Ariz.,
where they viii make their future
home
Another popular Stafford girl, Miss
Fay Montierth. vas recently married
the groom being Frank Morris Miss
Montierth has been bOokkeeper for the
Geo. P. Jacobson company for several
years.
Krupp Bros. are moving their store
into the building adjoining them
John Madsen has sold his farm just
east Of town to Harry clifford ana
his son Henry.
the Madsen- Eledge livery stable TO
Robert Nash Mr.. Madsen and his son,
John, are expecting to go into the
cattle business in New Mexico.
Oliver and Pearson have sold their
soda bottling works to "A. NJ Quinn
and he has moved ii to Miami.
Z. c. Prina and Harley Martin have
purchased all the futile cattle and
ranches on Black river between Rice
and Ft. Apache.
w. Z. Tiffany has purchased the
indian trading business from indian
agent w. O. futile, and Mr.. Tuttle has
purchased the Sanders Mercantile bust
ness at Fort Thomas.
H. +. Rogge, who recently sold his
plumbing and tiBning business to G. A
RhOads and T. c. Shaeffer, left with
his wife for White Salmon, Wash,
where they expect to purchase an ap-
Prof. c. W. B. Link, wife and three
children have returned from a two
weeks visit with Mr.. Links parents at
Las Cruces, N NJ
DR.. W. J. Galbraith, proprietor Of the
Arizona sanitarium. Of Stafford has
gone to Berlin to take post graduate
course in the turtle serum for con-
sumption.
Prof o. c. Bartlett, assistant state
entOmOlogist, is here from Phoenix to
give instruction as to how TO get rid
Of the caterpillar and cOddhng moth.
Mrs. z. T. Ijams has returned from
a three months visit in Florida with
her husband and sons, who are in bust
ness in the everglades.
i J. Broshears is nearly recovered
from his recent severe Illness
Mrs. Nelse Wilson returned with her
brotherinlaw- Ed Wilson to Bisbse,
where she viii recuperate from her re-
cent illness and loss of her Oldest child.
Misses Lille Faulkner and Clara
Plat, two of this years graduating
class. are just recovering from severe
cases Of measles.
William Talley, Of Graham, and Miss
sylvia Brown, Of Thatcher, were united
in marriage, judge McAlister, Of Sol
omOnville1 performing the ceremony.
D. +. PapOt, manager Of the tele-
phone company in the ella valley, has
been promoted TO the Clifton manager
ship and James Handy has been put IN
charge here.
The Woman's Improvement club held
a meeting at the school house. The
Stevens children were awarded the So
prize for catching the most caterpillar
-cOcoOns. They got 10 gallons Of them
Attorney Lee StrattOn is receiving
congratulations over the arrival Of
baby boy.
Three hundred and thirty women
were registered in the Stafford precinct
when the registration closed.
Mrs. 3. +. Thum and two children
have gone to Del Rio, Tex, to spend
the summer.
Ebenezer Bryce, who has been quite
i'll at the county hospital here, has re-
covered sufficiently to be removed to
his home at Bryce.
Byron Smith has been appointed
fair commissioner by the county
supervisors
Arrangements have been made for a
celebration Of the Fourth Of July in
Stafford Committees consisting of
about 20 of the prominent business
men are already at work. so that a
successful celebration is assured