Graham guardian., 1918-01-11
PERSONALS
70 Visit Old Home

Saturday morning for a visit to
her old home in Alabama.
Enlists in Aviation Corps
Lionel Birdno, brother of John
j. Birdno, has enlisted in the
Aviation Corps from Nevada,
and is now in training at Angel
Island, Cal.
Will Live in Miami
Mrs. j. E.. Carpenter and three
children left Saturday evening
for Miami, where they will join
Mr.. Carpenter and make their
future home.
Eldest Brother Is Dead
Lee ]. Broshears received word
Saturday morning of the death
of his eldest brother, James,
who died at his home in Morgan
field, KY, last week.
To Visit Home Folks
E. B. Laffont, mechanic, in the
employ of the Graham County
Motor Co., left today for Albu-
querque, N. NJ, to visit for sew
eral days with his home folks.
Home from Bisbee
Mrs. F. l.. Ginter returned
home Monday night from a
weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. ]. l.. Henley, and her Sis
ters, Misses Effie and Minnie, at
their home in Bisbee.
Returns 10 Portland, Oregon
Mrs. S. J. Eubank and three
children, who have spent the
past three months with Mrs.
Eubank's mother, Mrs. Dorothy
Mckinney, left yesterday morn.
ing for their home in Portland,
Oregon. a:
Returns from El Paso
Mrs. John F. Weber returned
home Wednesday morning from
Ell Paso, Texas, where she at
tended the funeral of her brother,
the late Charles Qualey, which
took place Saturday afternoon, al
that place.
&, G, G.. Man in Town
H. G. Boice, of the Chiricahus
Cattle Company, came in Sun
day night from San Carlos to at
tend to business matters before
the board of supervisors. He
returned to San Carlos Monday
afternoon.
Visitors from Phoenix
F. H. Keddington and G. W
Dexter, representing the McNei
Co., of Phoenix, were visitors ir
town Monday, to look after theil
firms interest in the awarding
of the county printing, of which
they landed a good slice.
Goes to Los Angeles r.,
Miss Unita Holloway, of Rich
field, Utah, who has been visit
ing with her uncle. John Bilby
and family, the past three
months, left Tuesday for Los
Angeles, Cal, to visit for a shor
time before returning to hel
home in Utah. ~
Leaves for the, Coast
Miss Lucille Farrell, accom-
panied by her father, Jack Far
rell, left Saturday morning fol
Romona, CAL, where she is at
tending the convent school, aftel
spending the holidays with hel
parents. Mr.. Farrell will con
tinue his journey to San Fran
cisco, to attend to some bushes.
matters before returning home
Visits His Cousin
C. D. Miller, who lives in Wash
ington and who has been visiting
at Tampico, Mexico, arrived here
Friday night, stopping over OF
his way to Florence to visit fo1
several days with his cousin
Walter Williams, whom he hac
not seen for rs years. Mr.. Millel
left Tuesday for Florence witt
the view of looking over thu
country for a location.
Reappoin.ed to Old Job
w. N. Wilson was reappointec
to his old position as livestock
inspector, December 18th, by thu
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
effective January lst, in place 0,
]. w. Duncan, of Wilcox, re
moved from Office by the board
Mr.. Wilson resigned his position
as watchman for the Miami Cop
per Co.. and came home to re
sumo his duty as inspector.
Private Bellman a Visitor
Lamar Bellman, of Pima, wht
enlisted as a private in the Fiftl
U. S. Cavalry, at Ell Paso, Texas
and was assigned to the Quarter
masters Corps, came in Satur
day to visit with his sister, Mrs
Eli Krupp, for few days. Pri
vate Bellman is a handsome chal
in his Sammy" uniform anc
prnyad b;S lovalty to his adOntef