Graham guardian., 1918-02-08
PERSONALS
Married in Phoenix

last week to Thomas Hooks, at
Phoenix, Arizona.
Buys Brockman Place
Jay Rex, who returned here
recently with his family from
Casa Grande valley, has pur-
chased the Brockman place, near
the fair grounds, and moved in
with his family Monday.
Will Live in Tucson
Mrs. r. Brockman and child
rem left here Monday for Tucson,
where they will join DR.. Brock
man, who has sold his home here
to Jay Rex.
Visitor from Globe
Mrs. ]. A. Shaw, of Globe, was
the guest of Mrs. Horace E.
Cooper, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Shaw left Wednesday morn
ing on a visit to friends at San
Simon, Ariz.
Goes to Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Pear
son left Tuesday morning for
Los Angeles, CAL, where they
will visit with relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Gets New Job
|. I. Townsend, formerly en-
ployed at Cooper's Garage, has
secured a position with the Ari-
zona Eastern R. r. as express
messenger.
lii with Pneumonia
Miss Daniels, a teacher in the
public schools, is reported very
i'll at her home at the Dubois
residence. suffering from an at
tack of pneumonia.
sells His Ranch
BY Smith has sold his ranch
on the So!omonville road to Ed
ward Claridge, of Thatcher. Mr..
Claridge will take possession at
once.
Visiting Relatives
Mrs. j. E. Carpenter and Mrs.
Albert Ringer came in this morn
ing from Globe and will visit for
a few days with relatives.
Dan Ming in Town
Dan Ming, a well-known old
timer of Graham county. came
in from his ranch at Patagonia
last night. Dan is kept busy
greeting old friends.
Here from Globe
c. G. McInroy came up from
Globe Wednesday on a business
visit in the interest of the Fergu-
son-M -McInroy Motor Co., selling
the bort, Liberty and Premier
cars. Mr.. McInroy reports the
automobile business as being
especially good.
Sells His Ranch
Walter Williams completed a
deal " ednesday whereby he dis
posed of his ranch in Lone Star
to Willard Welker. Mr.. Williams
left here yesterday for. the Salt
River valley, where he will un-
doubtedly purchase farm go in
for raising cotton.
Clifton Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce McLaugh-
lin came over from Clifton Mon
day for a days visit to Mr.. Nc
Laughlin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Mclaughlin. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin is the manager of the
Clifton branch of the Mt. States
Telephone Co.
Ju 'ge La;re Here
Judge Frank Laine came over
from Clifton Tuesday evening to
preside over a bootlegging case,
in which the defendants had dis
qualified Judge NcAlister. Judge
Laine will return to Clifton to-
morrow.
Will Visit Brothers -
Miss Ruth Wardlaw arrived
here Wednesday evening from
Fisher, La, for a short visit with
her brothers, John A. and Lon
Wardlaw. Miss " ardlaw held
the position of .stenographer for
the Long Leaf Lumber Co., at
Fisher, La, which position she
recently resigned to accept a
position as st nographer in the
auditors office of the Arizona
Eastern r. R., at Tucson. Miss
Wardlaw leaves today for Tucson
to take up her new duties.
Visi ors from Idaho
Mr., and Mrs. D. R. Chugg, of
Paris, Idaho, arrived here Mon
day night and they will visit with
Mrs. Chugg's father, P. j. Jacob
son. Mrs. Chugg has been in i'll
health for some time and hopes
to be benefited by the splendid
climate of the Gila valley. Mr..
and Mrs. Chugg may decide to
make their home here.