Graham guardian., 1909-06-04
THATCHER
IBy Our Special Correspondent


on Saturday visiting at her old
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Cheney en-
tertained a few friends at their home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Clare Brinkerhoff and chill
dren, of Artesia, spent few days
of last week in Thatcher.
Mrs. Helen Howerton and her
son have gone to stay with Mrs.
Olive Webster for the summer.
George Hopes has been painting
and repairing his house until now it
puts on quite a new appearance.
Miss Frona Brown went to Solo
knoxville on Tuesday, where she ex-
poets to remain for three weeks.
The dance given on Friday eve
ming, though not so very well at
tended, was a great social success.
Misses Urilda and Roxey Moody,
of Duncan, are visiting with their
cousin, Miss Zilla Cluff, this week.
Miss Bertie Means, of Bryce,
spent Saturday night at Thatcher,
and left here Sunday morning for
Utah.
About dozen children gave Miss
Lila Cluff a pleasant surprise party
at the Kimball home on Friday
evening.
Gilberttena Lane and Clara Nash
went to the Chlarson saw mill this
week, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Eleanor Peterson gave a
talk on THE Care of the Health, "
before fifty girls in the Y. L, M. l. A.
on Tuesday.
Lackey Branam was brought home
from Globe very i'll on Friday. He
has been suffering very much ever
since his return.
Mrs. Julia Ellsworth has been
visiting for the past week with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Mae Merrill, of
Stafford.
Cynthia Layton was transferred
from the Alfred & Hunt store in
Thatcher to work in the Hunt store
at Stafford for few days.
The speakers in the Sunday after
noon service were, Samuel Echols,
Joseph Craig, w. A. Posey, Hyrum
Claridge and j. l.. Wilkins.
Cynthia Layton and her counsel
ors are preparing for an excursion
to Cuffs Ranch for all the primaries
of the Stake on Saturday, June 18th.
Prof. Peterson left for Utah on
Saturday to attend church school
convention in Salt Lake City. He
expects to be gone about three
weeks.
Mrs. Gustafson, Pima's popular
milliner, John Bilby, of Graham, and
Editor Crosby, of Stafford. were
among the visitors in Thatcher on
Sunday.
Several Solomonville farmers were
in Thatcher Monday purchasing
farming implements. They took
back several hundred dollars worth
of machinery.
Horace Gardiner arrived home
Thursday evening from Tennessee,
where he had been attending law
college. He was called home on
account of the death of his baby.
Apostles and prominent church
officials are expected to attend the
regular quarterly conference of the
st. Joseph Stake, which will be held
in Pima, Saturday and Sunday, June
5th and 9th.
Those taking advantage of the
excursion to Globe on Saturday
were: Viola Freeland, Gean Gardi-
ner, Louise Lee, Samuel Claridge,
L. R. Pace, Miles Reay, Ellis and
Winnie Curtis and James A. Duke.
Will Damron and wife left for
Clifton Monday morning, where
they go to look after business mat
ters for week. After their re-
turn, they expect to go to the
mountains for the summer, as Mr..
Damron's health is still in pre-
carious condition.
The teachers attending the sum-
mer school are as follows: Alice
Sabin, Mary and Essie Houck, Ada
Thorstensen. Maude Welborn, Nellie
Nash, Ellis Curtis, Katie Blazzard,
Edna Lee. Sarah F. Haywood and
Nellie Haywood. They are working
hard and taking an active interest.
Quite large party left for Salt
Lake City on Monday morning.
Some went to attend the general
NJ. ]. a. conference, some to dc
temple work, and others TO wsi.
With relatives. Those who lef.
were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. w
Jones, Mrs. Sonora Allen an6
daughter, Vida, Mrs. Frank Robin
son and her two children, Mis-.
Matte Layton and Will Ollerton.
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