Graham guardian., 1916-08-25
PERSONALS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Smiths Annual Flower Dance,
Friday night, Sept. 9th, at the
Armory, Stafford. adv-28-1t
A. E.. Alexander and family
have moved this week from Klon-
dyke to their new home, the
Frank Dowdle place, near the
fair grounds.
Mrs. Ben Clark returned Sun
day evening from several weeks
visit at the coast.
The county officials have start
ed to move their Office effects to
the new county court house,
which is about completed.
The little daughter of Morris
Simon suffered a rather painful.
but not serious injury, Monday
evening, when Mr.. Simon lost
control of his car and went into
a ditch, throwing the little one
against the steering wheel. DR..
Warner was called and dressed
the injured forehead and little
Miss Simon is doing nicely.
Let us hand you a nice boquet
next Friday night at Stafford.
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i Mrs. Gradine Gammage, being
TOO i'll to fulfill her engagements
at Duncan and Franklin, stopped
over in Stafford for two days as
the house guest of DR.. Maude
Callison.
j. j. Armstrong, Of San Fran
cisco, Maxwell representative for
| the Maxwell Company, was a
visitor in town the past week.
A special meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary was held at the
home of Mrs. E. H. Larson, Sat
urday afternoon, and matters of
importance was disposed of.
I, Committees were appointed to
work in conjunction with the
fire boys for the serving of
the refreshments at the dance,
to be given by the boys, /" Sat
urday evening, at the court house.
Mrs. Lehman and little daugh-
| ter and Arthur Jennings motored
lin from Clifton Sunday evening
and spent several days with their
mother Mrs. Kate Jennings.
Mrs. Kate Jennings is reported
on the sick list this week, suffer
ing from a. severe attack of la
! grippe.
Miss Cecil Sowell left yesterday
morning for q several weeks
visit in Ell Paso, Texas.
DR.. w. e. Platt and family,
Ernest Crandall and family and
4 Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodman
left in their cars, Monday morn
/ ing, for a trip to El Paso, Texas.
Lieut.. Geo. S. Martin was no
titled to report for active duty in
! the service, at Douglas. Lieut..
Martin and wife will leave Sun
day morning.
Mrs. C. Pearson returned Sun
day evening from several weeks
visit at Tucson.
C. T.. Reynolds, candidate for
the nomination for county treas
urer, has purchased a new Max
well this week and expects to
have it in perfect trim to be able
to ride into Office in the Novem-
/ Der election.
1. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rose were
visited by DR.. Stork Monday
evening and presented with a
fine baby girl.
! Prof. and Mrs. d. M. Hibner
arrived here Monday evening
from Greeley, Colo, where they
spent the summer.
/ For SALE Household furni.
ture. Apply to G. B. Froelich,
at residence west of Spaldings,
Stafford. adv-28-1t
| Judge w. C. Mcfarland, oi
4 Clifton, was business visitor ir
town for several days this week,
returning to the Copper City
Tuesday.
] NQuartermaster Sergeant R. w.
lSmith came in from Naco Mon.
day on q fifteen days. furlough.
Sergeant Smith received a tele,
gram this week stating that his
father was dangerously ill at his
home in Utah.
!. Corporal Carl Schroeder is
home this week on furlough
Carl is looking good, tho little
thin, and is a good soldier.
Noland Swanger, who has beer
spending his furlough at home
left for Douglas Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bassett, mother
, of Mrs. j. M. Wilson, and Mrs
E. B. Thompson, q sister, witt
her two children, Miss Johnnie
and Master Emery, who have
. been visiting with her the past