Graham guardian., 1915-10-01
PERSONALS
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John Harper lett MONDAY tOr Salt
Like City to attend the Mormon
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freestone,
of Me>a, arrived here Saturday in
their auto, to visit with relatives.
Al Bryce, Zeb Ison, William Peck
anG H. b. Bryce, all of Bryce, have
been attending court this week as
jurors.
J. I. Pfrimmer, of Guthrie, Ok
lahOma. arrived here last evening
Mr.. Pfrimmer is here to locate on
ranch.
Mrs. E. H. Larson has been very
i'll this week and is a patient at the
Glla Valley Sanitarium. She is re-
ported improving.
Mrs l.. l.. Eakin has beer visiting
her daughter, Miss Eva F. Eakin,
and her son, F. l. Eakin, at Solo
mOnviIe this week
Mrs. Orrin Romney ard three chill
dren left Monday for Provo, Utah,
where she will visit for the next two
months with Mr.. Romney's mother.
| l.. Quiatt and David Ling, at
tolneys at law, of Clifton, were in
town this week, coming over Tues
day. Mr. Ling returned to Clifton
yesterday.
}. M. Laliy. Justice of the Peace
of Morenci, was in town this week
in connection with the suit brought
against him by Sheriff Cash, of
Greenee county. for slander
For RENT-Two rooms, furnish
ed, connected or single, for light
housekeeping if desired; all modern
improvements. See MRS MASHBIR,
Post Office Building. Adv33 1t.
j. A Phillips, accompanied by his
his mother, Mrs. E. C. Phillips, left
Monday for a two weeks visit to
Salt Lake City and San Francisco,
where they will take in the exposi-
tiOn.
E A. Lamm, special agent of the
Standard Oil Co., with headquarters
at Globe, arrived here Friday on a
business visit to the local station of
the company. Mr.. Lamm returned
to Globe Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. H. j. Warner and her sister,
Miss Mary Tucker, VINO have been
spending h summer at Long
Beach, Cal. returned home Satur.
day afternoon. Mrs. Warner re-
turns much improved in health.
Tommy Sutton, the famous trav-
eler for Bishop & Co., of Los An
geles, Cal. arrived here Sunday and
was kept busy for several days TAX
ing orders for his company. Tommy
made up car of crackers for the
valley.
Eddie Ford, representing the Bar
ton Bros. Hat Co., of Kansas City.
Mo, arrived here Sunday and spent
several days in town and valley.
Mr.. Ford reports business as good
in Arizona. He left Tuesday after
noon for Globe.
Mrs. John F. Weber returned
home Friday afternoon from Los
Angeles, Cal. While in California
Mrs. Weber visited tn e Panama
Pacific Exposition at San Francisco,
accompanied by her brother, Charles
Qualey, and also spent six weeks
at Santa Monica, Cal.
David E. Bronson, editor of the
Clifton Mining journal, and C. A.
Jackson, manager of the Copper
Era, Clicton, were visitors in town
this week on court business in con
nection with the SANDER suit brought
against Mr.. Bronson and Judge }.
M. Lally by Sheriff Cash, of Green
lee county.
Mrs. John }. Brdno, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Blanche, ar
rived here yesterday morning from
Phoenix, called here by the serious
ILLNESS of Mrs. Birdno's eldest
daughter, Mrs E. H. Larson. Miss
Blanche will return to Phoenix Mon
day, where she is employed in the
Office of State Treasurer Sims as
stenOgrapher.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. B. SpiegeI, who
have lived here the past year, will
leave for Phoenix today, where Mr..
Spiegel, who is junior engineer in
the water resources Of the Geological
Survey. will be stationed. While
here Mr.. Spiegel investigated the
stream flow of canals and rivers.
The canal work has been completed,
but the river stations will be con-
tiDued