Graham guardian., 1921-06-17
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs Clyde lJams left
Wednesday mo HnE for Camp
Inception, Granam mountains,
where they wlf spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Lamar Bellman, who has
been seriously i'll For several
weeks, has sufficiently iiAproved
so that she was able to go to Ell
Paso, tuesday. She will stay
with her sister there and hoDes
to entirely regain her health be-
fore returning to Stafford. Mr..
Bellman and little son accom-
panied her to Ell Paso.
j. A. Gilbert, who has been in
Stafford for some time in the in
terest of the X. of P. lodge, left
Wednesday for his home in
Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Nelson
and daughter. Miss LaRue, ar
rived at the Jacobson mill camp
last Friday. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Cox and little son, and Willis
Northcutt and his assistant, Mr..
Smith.
Mrs. t. 7. Swift and daughter,
Oracle, arrived in camp Sunday
and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christensen.
Gilbert Wheelock, of Stafford,
spent a week in camp with his
family, who have been here
for about three weeks. They re-
turned to Stafford Monday and
were accompanied by Miss Olga
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson
and family are expected to arrive
in camp soon.
Willis Northcutt and Miss La
Rue Nelson rode over to Camp
Inception by way of the Arcadia
trail.
Mrs. Virgie Wilson, matron of
the county hospital, reports that
the two patients now in her care
are improving.
DR.. David Regan and DR..
Logan, of the Vanderbilt Uni
versity, of Nashville, Tenn. ar
rived in Stafford, Sunday, and
will spend a few days here Wis
Iiting with DR.. Regan's sister,
Mrs. Virgle Wilson, matron OF
the county hospital. DR.. Regan
may locate in Stafford in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Montierth
entertained Thursday evening in
honor of Mrs. Montierth's sister,
Mrs. B. H. Kieinman.
Mrs. B. H. Kleinmen, of Mesa,
is visiting relatives in the valley
this week. She is a sister of
Mrs. George Montierth, who re.
sides on the Thatcher road.
Mrs. C. d. Welker gave a
luncheon, Wednesday iat her
home in honor of her aunt, Mrs.
B. H. Kleinman, of Mesa.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Montierth and daught.
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. |. P. RobinsoE
and daughter, the guest of honor
and the host and hostess. -
Rev. L. w. Simms, Presiding
Elder of the Stafford District OF
the M. E. Church, came up from
Globe, Thursday, and held con
ference at the church Thursday
evening.
/ Mrs. M. j. E. Ringer and little
daughter, Zona, went to Globe,
THU sday, and will visit at the
home of Mrs. Ringers brother,
Frank Haynes, tor a week OF
ten days.
Ben Olney and family are busi
ness visitors here from Morenci
| Miss Elsie Schenck, who ha.
been i'll for some time with ty
phoid fever, is reported much
improved this week.
Miss Pearl Claridge is quite il
with typhoid fever at her home
In Thatcher.
Marriage licenses were issuec
this week, by Clerk Of the Cour
H. L. Payne, to Parlev E. Bar
ney, of Pomerine, and Susan d
Higgins, of Artesia; John +
Pennebrew and Emma Hoffman
both of Stafford.
! We are now selling a new lin,
of spices at pre-war prices
Black pepper at 10 cents a can
Priced just as they used to be
MoGern Grocery Co. 1S-1t
! Tom Wanslee and daughters
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