Graham guardian., 1908-10-09
THATCHER
[By Our Special Correspondent


Miss Vinne Knudsen has gone to
Solomonville to take a position 10
the hotel there.
Mrs. Selena Phillips, Wallace
Jones and Tom Sessions have all
been quite i'll this week.
Will Damron, of Clifton, has
been spending few days with his
family in Thatcoer this week.
Klmball Maxham gave his fare
well talk in meeting Sunday after
noon, and on Monday for mis-,
sion.
Miss Hannah Allen returned to
Franklin this week, after a couple
of weeks visit here With relatives
and friends
Frank Tyler, who has been
sp ending the summer in the
me uptaips, was in Thatcher for a
few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Carpenter are
the proud parents of d new boy
who came to their home last week
Mother and child are doing we'll.
Mrs. White, Of Clifton, has come
TO Thatcher to spend the winter
with her mother, Mrs. Damron.
Mrs. Snedden came with her, and
after visiting couple of weeks
bere, will go TO Globe for the
winter.
Alec Layton reported his mis-
sionary Iabars in the sacram entail
meeting Sunday afternoon. He
gave many points of interest con
cernIng the saints and elders there.
He enjoyed his labors very much,
bRt IS glad to be home again.
At the republican rally held in
Thatcher last week, q very large
audience greeted the speak ers,
Ralph Camron and other speakers
made very able and pleasing talks.
It made the people realize that
politics were boiling again in earn
'st.
Little eleven-year-old zola Web
ter, who has been in a 81. Louis
hospital for over a year, returned
'ome on Friday, having made the
rip alone. She Is much improved
n health, and her development in
many ways is very marked. Her
arents are overoyed to have her
ome again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash gave a pleas
ut social at their home on Thurs
ay evening in honor of the Aus
'aIia missionaries, who are: John
ash, Y. B, Callisom and Alec
ayton. Many Australian pictures
nd relics were enjoyed for Il time,
ter which some splendid Austria 7
an games we're introduced, whicn =
ere the source Of much pleasure "
I'd enjoyment. Ice cream end :,
'ackers we're served, and the T
nests departed feeling that the
'ening had been an UNUSUAL sue r
,ss. i
The opening conjoint meeting of
10 Young Men and Young Ladies' m
ssociation was a sueoess jp every G
srticular. A full corps Of officers o,
ere present, with an unusually
rgs audience. The following m
'ogram was rendered: d
Congregational singing and Y
aver. OF
Talk, "The Winters Work." by
'orge Williams. pl
Recitation, by MISS Clara Nash. 81
Solo, 1.-The Songs My Mother
Dg." by Julia Ellsworth.
A Twenty Minutes Talk, by
pert K Lee Wicksom. W,
Comic recitation, by Mrs. Ed sa
rds. ~
Solo, by Alma Sessions. m,
Programs were read for the fol- ma
wing Sunday evening, after which Mi
ne the benedictor to
\ pleasant Wedding took place qP
The home of J. S. Csrpen or on of
dnesday evening, Sept. 3Oth, sal
en- bis son, John, age "a years,
: married to Miss Janey Barney,
2l years. A large number OF sbI
'tives and friends were present, ne,
at 1880 o'clock the happy cou-
were married by President +,
nball. Ice cream and cake ool
o served, and a very pleasant WIS Wis
ming was passed in social con- wa
sation and games. The bride
groom received many pretty We
useful presents. John is q to
d young mGn Of high mural I Me-