Graham guardian., 1908-08-28
THATCHER
Inv Our special Correspondent

We are glad to welcome the
Academy students back again
They add new life to our town.
Miss Hattie Platt returned home
Saturday evening after pleasant
visit with relatives in st. David.
Cards are out announcing the
silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Sessions, which will take
place at their home on August 9th,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Furgeson are
the proud parents of a new baby
girl, who came to their home on
Sunday, August 10th, All con-
cerned are getting on nicely.
A fine new boy arrived at the
home of Heber Layton on Wednes'
day, August llth. The family are
30 delighted with the new arrival,
that be has decided to make 1t his
permanent home.
The friends of Miss Ella Tyler
gave her surprise on her foul
teenth birthday. Social games
and refreshments made very
pleasant evening, which all en-
joyed very much.
Prot. Jones, of the Academy,
writes from Los Angeles, that he
will necessarily have to be a few
weeks late at the Academy this
year, on account of the good for
iune that has come TO them, by
way OF a fine son. Mrs. Jones and
baby are doing nicely.
Prof. Nash lectured to large
audience in the meeting house on
Sunday evening, his subject being
"The Power of the Will" This
was followed by an educational
talk by Bishop Peterson. Both
talks were full of life and interest,
and were much appreciated.
A new baby girl glQddened the
home Of Mrs. Thomas Nayicr on
the evening of August 18th. 1t is
hoped that when the news reaches
Mr.. &aylor 10 the hospital, 1t will
make him well enough to come
home Immediately Mrs. Naylor
aud baby are getting on nicely.
Mrs. VIM. Damrop and family
have moved back to their old home
from Clifton. They have come to
put the boys in the Academy, and
will perhaps stay permanently it
they find conditions agreeable.
Mr.. Damron will remain at Clifton
and look after his business there.
Miss Lizzie Damerou and moth
er are home again, after months
Outiog on Blue River. They re.
port having bad very enjoyable
time and have come home much
refreshed. We are pleased IL bave
Miss L,zzie in ber accustomed /
place behind the dry goods counter
of the Big Six.
Miss Hazel Moody gave party
at her home on Thursday evening.
A dozen boys and girls were pres
ent. They played the "Adyerb
game" "dissecting BIRDS" and 9TH
er new games, after which refresh
ments were served. The guests
went home at nine o'clock, after
very pleasant two hours.
Eugene Curtis received a call
for a mission this week, and few
lays later fine baby girl came to
lis home. Gean seems to be get
ing lot of good things all at
'nce, but he thinks it is tough to
rave to leave bis first baby so
oon. He is receiving hearty con-
gratulations on his double good .
ortune. ,
The Relief Society met Thurs
lay for their regular work meet
ng, but decided to turn 1t into a
est meeting for change. So the
work was dispensed with, an i'm
,romptu program was held, and
served. All present
'pjoyed it very much and hope
hey will soon have other rest
meetings.
The Acade my opened on Mon
day with an unusually large at
.endance. Monday and Tuesday
we're devoted to registration, and
on Wednesday the regular class
work began. If the students crowd
n for the next few weeks as they
Usually do, the old building will
70 crowded to its utmost capacity.
'rof. Peterson is wearing q broad
mile over the encouraging out
ook, and it is to be hoped it will
ast the year th rough.