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RYAN'S BARGAINS.

S2700-New 5-room house and hail. water
and lights, plumbing complete, cement
sidewalks, on car line in one block North
Birmingham park, one-half cash. bal
ance easy.
s.5O0-12O-acre farm, small house. good
barn, we'll and spring, rs acres in cult
5 walton, six miles from Cullman on good
public road One-third cash, balance
to suit
sS50-Five-room house In three blocks of
car line at Woodlawn. One-fourth cash.
balance easy.
s25oO-5-room house and barn. vineyard
and orchard, with s lots, in blocks of
car line a fine place for a poultry
ward. Small cash payment, balance like
rent.
s1350-F our-room house and hall, well To-
Gated one and half blocks from car
line in Woodlwan.
40: small cash payment, balance like
rent: at North Birmingham
s150o-So-acre farm 5-room house and
barn. good orchard, 30 acres In cultiva-
ton, balance we'll timbered, small creek
running through farm, on Louisville and
Nashville railroad and public road, 11a
miles from Hanceville. VIII exchange
for a cottage in city or suburbs
Have YOU seen our beautiful resident
lots at the Velma Place, on car line
in Woodlawn? Cement sidewalks and
street improvements; one-fourth cash,
balance easy. 1t will pay you TO see
these lots before you buy.
RYAN REAL ESTATE co.
Bell Phone ss5. 2O26 Third Ave.
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FOR RENT.


RESIDENCES-NOR
1101 18th avenue, rooms, s35.
1107 18th avenue, rooms, $37. 90.
HOO 18th avenue, 8 rooms, $S7 80.
1121 18th street, rooms, $50.
Iii 18th street, 6 rooms, SIS.
400 18th avenue, rooms. $40.
1217 18th street, rooms, $50.
1881 14th avenue, rooms, $40
1915 Allen street, rooms, SIS.
1912 18th street, rooms. $50.
1901 Ina street, rooms, $40.
1410 Huntsville avenue, rooms, $iS
1124 23d street, Z rooms, $50.
2102 18th avenue, rooms, $3.50.
1908 Gath street, Z rooms. $50.
1923 oath street, rooms, $42.
1217 26th street, rooms, $50.
2308 Sth avenue, rooms, $36.
1918 Park avenue, rooms, SAT 80.
825 10th street, rooms, $40.
S21 18th street. 6 rooms, $40.
1915 9Th avenue, rooms, $4O.
727 18th street, s rooms, $2260.
RESIDENCES-SOUT
1901 Hickory street, rooms. $35.
800 goth street, rooms, S35.
2713 Avenue G, rooms, $35.
2e2o Avenue G, rooms. SIS.
261S Avenue G, s rooms, $50
2612 Avenue r, rooms, s25
27t4 Avenue D, rooms, $25
231e Avenue F, rooms, $50.
2522 Avenue E, 8 rooms, $2O.
2109 18th avenue, 0 rooms $40
1904 goth street, 10 rooms, $50
1881 18th street. rooms, $50
1904 goth street, rooms, $2b
1919 18th avenue, rooms, $25.
1927 10th street, rooms, $4o.
IT'S 18th avenue, rooms, $50.
1920 14th avenue, 9 rooms. $50.
1929 18th avenue rooms, $40.
1872 14th avenue, 0 rooms, $40
1929 18th avenue, rooms, 500.
1101 18th avenue, 10 rooms, $50.
1101 Florida avenue. 6 rooms, $33 30.
col 23d street.. s rooms, $25
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
2118 I'd avenue, $780,
220s I'd avenue, $780,
2319 I'd avenue, $50.
2406 I'd avenue, $50.
2405-7 I'd avenue, 500.
2501 g I'd avenue, $3.50.
261O I'd avenue, $50.
2012 1st avenue, $500.
All North 23d street, $25.
419 North 23d street, $50
4oS North 26th street, SIS.
21O1-3 Morris avenue, $275.
w. N. MALONE & CO.,
| 219 N 21st St. Phones IA
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FOR SALE


n
400 lots all Sold some have only one
payment made on them, others have
only one more payment to be made.
Reason for selling, am compelled to
go north to look after other business.
Purchaser can make reasonable cash
payment and pay balance as he coll
lects same. A-46, Age-Herald.
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We have a nice large storeroOm, 50x
$50, for rent October /. This space adjoins
our office on Third avenue and we will
FIX 1t up for nice ground floor offices for
suitable tenant or tenants. Reasonable
terms.
Storeroom, zoos Avenue c, $3.50.
APARTMENTS.
1921 to 1925 oath street, containing to
rooms each, s25 to $780,
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Geo. c. Whatley q
Company
S19 First National, Phones 24S9.
FOR RENT

u rooms, 22OO 9Th avenue, baths (oct,
500
8 rooms, 2129 18th avenue, north, $780,
40 rooms, 2416 4th avenue, north, $3.50
s rooms, 800 46th street north nice place.
$25.
9 rooms. 1000 18th avenue, south (Oct),
furnace, $50.
10 rooms. 18th avenue, south, furnished
(OcD, 2 baths, $780,
9 rooms, 18th avenue, south, furnished,
SIS.
rooms 500 18th street, south, new, fur
mace, S32 80
Offices 21o7 1st avenue. LIST and I'd floor.
Nice stores 1st and I'd avenues, and 4th
avenue and 18th street.
FOR SALE.
S25oo.
acres with two stores, one 2-story
building, also has 5-room dwelling, good
barn, fruit, etc Near school and
churches With this goes a fresh stock
of goods that will invoice $1,000 or $500.
This man and a family of five have
lived on this and banked a good balance
each month. About 80 miles of Birmine-
ham.
Buys the biggest bargain, close in, north
side.
$4,000.
Will buy one of the prettiest homes in
side to be found on 9Th avenue The
same price for 9th avenue place.
$4,000.
Brand new broom cottage, North High
lands. Oak floor and furnace heat.
$1,000.
Norwood, new and modern, furnace, oak
floors. corner lot. 6ox19o servant house.
$3.50.
Lot 50x100, Avenue C, Goth to 22d streets.
$4,000.
70 feet front brick improvements, 18th
street, north. This party wants to sell
. and makes this low figure.
LOUIE REESE REALTY CO.,
Bell 933. 2115 Sd Avenue. Peoples So.
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$3.50 CASH.

New South Highland home. south of 18th
avenue and not over three blocks from
10Th street; price, s4250.
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For circulars. testimonial and fres uial treatment ws
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GEO. 0. MABRY,
1881 Second Ave- Phones 2572
Houses For Rent

SOUTH.
$40 18th street, 6 rooms so. so
S14 18th street, 6 rooms, $40.
BIOS Avenue H, rooms, s25
1906 Avenue I, remodeled, furnace heat,
I rooms, $35.
1415 10th avenue, rooms, $50.
i417 10th avenue, furnace heat, rooms,
$35.
929 Georgia street, new, terraced lot z
rooms, $32. 90.
1927 Goth street. rooms, $40.
1903 18th avenue, s rooms, $40.
1906 18th avenue, furnace heat, servants
house, ETC., rooms, s45
1911 18th avenue, furnace heat, strictly
modern, rooms, $40.
NORTH.
422 18th street, fine for boarders, Y rooms.
$3.50
1921 18th street, rooms, $50.
1925 18th street, rooms, SIS.
1706 Marshall avenue, rooms, $3.50.
1872 18th street, suitable for two families,
8 rooms, $50.
1908 oath street. splendid, rooms, $50.
1211 23d street, rooms, $3.50.
WEST END.
200 Elyton street, 2-story, rooms, so.
614 Princeton avenue, furnished, SIS; I'M
furnished, $40; rooms
1905 Mcmillan avenue, 5 rooms and bath,
SIS.
217 Elyton street, rooms, $780,
30 College street, 10 rooms, $40.
729 Tuscaloosa avenue, s rooms, $780,
100 Pearl street, rooms, $780,
1929 LIST avenue, rooms, $40.
905 Tuscaloosa avenue, rooms $40.
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$500 CASH

easy; new, modern home near
Rhodes Circle: has eight rooms, hard
wood floors, furnaee-heated; listen at
the price, please-$6250.
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$500 CASH,

HANDSOME NEW RESIDENCE.
Equipped with every convenience; near
10th avenue and 10Th street; every room
is large; beautifully finished and ar
ranged fine lot elevated and level as
a floor; price. $500.
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Third avenue. near 24th street: a pick
up; shacks on it rent for SIS per month.
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DIR. FOR SALE

In every part of the city. See me before
you buy.
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Second avenue bargain, close in three
story brick store: price, $4,000; terms.
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| Have Them
Modern Homes OF
Easy Payments
500 Cash, $25 a Month.

Brand new. broom. bath and hall, cot
tage; is double-f1oored and storm
sheeted; has pretty cabinet mantels
and electric chandeliers; hot and cold
bath; good location near cars. Cheap.
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Mcdonnell & BraXton,

Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance, Loans
2107 Third Ave. Phones $40.
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Complete list of city bust
ness property and suburban
residence property for rent.
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$500 Cash, $50 or $40 a Month.

modern home that would sell for $1,000
If on the Highlands has eight large
rooms, wide halls. is a 2-story; built
of very best material; solid foundation;
double floors; storm sheeted; beautifully
finished; well planned; has the finest
plumbing mantels and electric chanda-
liers; pretty inside and out; fronts east;
lot 50x150; good location; half block
East Lake cars; 1t is a very fine mod
ern home.
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A BLUEGRASS
Idea

GAS you appear to be inviting expressions to Norwood
said the man from Kentucky "I ready with my say.
ttLet us have it,
sWel I'll back Norwood for first place in the great Fuu
rty Race between the residence sections of Brmng
'Whyf"
On her staying power The cardinal attractions of Nor
woodbeauy of location, right elevation, remarkable adapa
bty Of the ground to building purposes, etc. natural
and therefore, They will be there long the old
earth spins around.''
''And in looking for handcaps sThe Placid Place,
struck by another big fact found nothing within the
limits of Norwood which the most hypecrtcal observer could
class as detracon but few things in the vicinity
which did harmonize AS pondered them, however
realized that those things belong to the actual Of
there to stay They will them
selves in the of time
$50 Norwood has the staying power in double
Her own qualities lasting and whatever there may be to
criticise out way ephemera That's why she'll
stronger and stronger while the other dropping OUT
BIRMINGHAM REALTYCO.
2118 FIRST AVENUE.
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Attention Investors

AND YOU HoME-HUNTER READ
THIS ADJ
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THE SCARCEST THING IN THE CITY
IS MODERN, WBLL-BUILT HOUSES
THAT ARE CHEAP AND ON EASY
PAYMENTS. WHEN THESE ARE
GONE THERE ARE NO OTHERS.
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Look at This! Price $500.
$500 Cash, $40 a Month.

Beautiful new, 2-story and basement; s.
room, furnace-heated; right up-to-date
home; on the hill top, Fountain Heights;
just the place for young business man
who wants modern home for little
money.
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$3.50.

$500 Cash, $25 a Month.
WEST ENDS rooms, 2-stories, porcelain
BATH hot and cold water, electric lights,
cabinet mantels, water, sewers, gas, i'm
proved streets; corner lot; fine shade;
owner has to sell this or loose it.
Cut from $4250 to $3.50.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-08

In the Probate Court of the
County of Graham, Territory Of
Arizona.
In the matter of the Estate of
Malinda Moody, deceased.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-08
Probate Notice

In the Probate Court of the
County Of Graham, Territory Of
Arizona.
In the matter of the Estate Of
Malinda Moody. deceased.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
Notice is hereby given, that In
pursuance Of an order of the Pro
bate Court in and tor the County
of Graham, Territory of Arizona,
made on the 10Th day of Decem-
ber, 1908, in the matter of the
estate of Malinda Moody, deceased, -,
the undersigned, the administrators
of said estate, will sell at private
sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, subject to oonfirma-
ton by the said Probate Court, on
Saturday, the 10th day of January,
1909, at 10 o'clock a, m, at my
residence in the town of Thatcher,
in the said County of Graham
Territory of Arizona, the follow
ing described real property, to-wi,:
A piece of land situated as fol-
lows: Beginning at the Southeast
Corner of the South west Quarter
of Section % in Township 6 South
of Range rs East of Gila and Salt
River Base and Meridian, in Gra
ham County, Arizona; thence
North 80 rods, thence West 40
rods, thence South so rods, thence
East 40 rods, to place of begin
ming, containing 20 acres, more or
less.
Also one piece of land beginning
at a point 80 rods North of the
Southeast Corner of the South rest
Quarter of Section % in Township
6 South of Range Is, East of Gila
and Salt River Meridian in Gra-
ham County, Arizona; thence
West 80 rods, thence North 80 rods,
thence East 80 rods, thence South
80 rods, to the place of be-
ginning COL tanning 40 acres, more
or less, together with $l50.5U cap
ital stock in Smithville Canal.
Also, $4,000 capital stock in Cen.
tral Canal, together with all ap-
purtenences thereto belonging.
F. W. MOODY,
Administrator of the Estate OF
Malinda Moody, deceased.
Dated this 4th day of January,
1909. 464t
Graham guardian., 1909-01-08
Documents Filed for Record

Following is a list of the docu
ments filed for record at the coun
y seat and compiled by the Ora
am County Abstract Co.:
+ W Herzke, trustee, to G A
Van Doom, trustee deed, 1925; pat
mine in Copper Mt dist.
Thomas Bell locates 1000 inche,
IF water out of TuIos canon and
Babe Cox canon.
B r Billingsley to w T Willis,
deed, 1900; 8 2 ne Ia NV IA
and l 2 Sc Ia NV II, sec Is, tp
8, 80.
N p Beebe to N NJ Rollins, deed,
5000; W l-2 blk |, Beebe's add,
Stafford.
W ID Jefferson and wife to N NJ
Rollins, deed, 20 acres beg. NV cor
sw IA ne Id, sec 20. tp 7, &c..
Graham guardian., 1909-01-08

w d Jefferson and wife TO l M
Rollins, deed, lO acres beg. 10 chs
S of NV cor ne IA, sec 20, tp 7, r
.26.
d W Wickersham to Reuben w
Fuller and wife, release of mtg,
500; lots 2 and 3, blk Ia, Thatcher.
r W Fuller to E M Fowler, cor
deed, lot 3, blk IA, except 50xSO IT
Thatcher
G II Wadleigh to Samantha II
Foley, release Of mtg, $3.50; lot 8,
blk IA, Thatcher.
Geo w Williams and wife to
Fidelity Saving & Loan Assn,
trust deed, 800; same, except
50xSO feet.
c c Montierth and wife to
Vernon Martin, deed, 5000; lot s
IN blk 8, Duncan Townsite.
Joe N Curtis to A Kim ball, re-
lease of mtg, 81 900; pit lot 8, blk
IA, Thatcher TWINS.
Jas Mckay, ct ux, to Warren L
Cluff, deed, $4,000; com Sc cor ne
IA, sec l3, Up S, 20, also NV IA,
sec lS, tp S, r "a.
Clifton Northern r R Co to San
Franciso River K r Co, deed, $3.50;
strip of land through ne l 4 NV
l 4 and lots ! and 2, sec 7, tp 4 +
30 east.
VIM Welker to John R David
son, $4,000; beg NV cor sw IA DC
IA, sec 20, tn 7, r 26; 81 IL acres
VIM NJ Griffith, Receiver, to C
D Stephens, deed, $25; NV Ia ne
l 4 Sc IA, sec 27, tp ID, 23 east.
WIN NJ Griffith, Receiver, VS.
John H BeaIs, ct al, certificate Of
sale. S2,259.65; l2 Sc IA, sec Is,
and ne IA sec l9 and NV 4 NV
IA, sec ~, tp S, "a.
W S Munday to J Leszynsky,
deed, $3.50; 4 claims in Copper Mt
district.
J Backstein and wife to Carlota
G de Valdez, deed, $40; lot SO 10
blk 8, West Clifton TWINS.
Frauk French to his wife, Teresa
French, deed, S4O0; IL NV l 4
and IL ne l 4, sec 33, tp 8, r32
Teresa French to Giacomo BI
anco, deed, 5000; same.
VIM Ellsworth to W A Benn EFT,
deed, $500; l53 acres in NV l 4,
sec 10, tip 7,r27,
w A Bennett to Nellie Kemp
Curtis, deed, $500; same.
J G Ottman to r II Catlett, bill
of sale, $500; IL int in rs head OF
goats, mare, etc. .......
John X Ward to Henry Hill,
deed, $40; 6,66 acres beginning on
norlh line 1860 feet from NV co
Sc IA, Sec 81, tp 4, r 80.
Henry Hull and wife to Arizona
Copper CT, deed, $40; same.
Silas P Crum files declaration If
homestead 8 10 acres com. rs rods
s of ne cor sw IA, sec II, tp7 r 25.
Virgil, Amos aud Arch McEuen
locate water IN Ash Timber Spring,
Grapevine Spring and Spring ne
OF Thomas.
d d Jayne and M B Huston To-
cate l claim IN Aravaipa dust.
National FIRE Insurance Co ap.
po,nts Adam SIN, ,tb agent.
Frank Boomer to r M Simmons,
bill of sale, 500; l25 head Of cattle.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-08
or they sang, laughe d, told stories

for they sang, laughe d, told stories
and jokes until merriment ran
high. The crippled, lonely, poor
and desolate, also those in the best
of circumstances, mingled freely
together, and all differences were
forgotten as all hearts were alike
mellowed by time and experience.
1t was o day that will live long in
the hearts of the old people, and
will leaven all the days of the
coming year for them.
On Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der 30tb, Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Phil.
lips entertained a number of the
young married people at their
pleasant home, the occasion being
their wooden wedding. Toasts,
congratulations and other amuse.
ments caused great merrlment.
At ten o'clock, the guests were
ushered into the dining room,
where a dainty lunch had been
spread. When at very late hour
the gnests departed, they pro-
nounced Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips a
very Jolly host and hostess.
President and Mrs. Kimball en-
tertained some of their friends at
dinner on Saturday. About three
o'clock twenty sat down to tables
prettlly decorated with myrtle and
vIolets, and spread with a very
choice dinner which was heartily
enjoyed. Besides number from
Thatcher there were presents:
Chase Kimball and family, of St.
David; Mrs. Caroline Kim ball, of
Logan, Utah, and Mrs. Caroline
Layton, of Canada. After dinner,
a pleasant hour was spent in the
presidents handsome parlor. All
present felt that MIR. and Mrs.
Kimball were competent aud sue,
cessful entertainers.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Cluff was the scene of a very
pleasant party on Wednesday
afternoon. A large mum Der of the
early settlers of Thatcher and
Pima were present and partook of
u very delicious dinner. Mrs
Cluff must bave improved in the
art of cooking with each passing
year to attain such excellence, for
besides there being great abun-
dance and variety, the tasty man
ner in which it was prepared and
served, could not have been i'm
proved. 1t was a meeting Of old
time friends who had suffered and
enjoyed together, hence the bond
of sympathy and friendship be.
tween them made the occasion one
of unusual pleasure.
Mr., and Mrs. d. d. Phillips en-
tertained few of their friends at
sumptuous dinner on New Years
Day, at which one of the largest
turkeys of the season was dissected
and disposed of with great relish
Along with this were other delic-
ious foods and lucious fruits After
dinner the time was spent in sing
ing, music and reciting, and the
day was very much enjoyed.
Those present were: President
and Mrs Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs.
b. c. Phillips, Mr.. aud Mrs. George
FL Birdno, of Stafford; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. CIuff, Mesdames Gym
thia Layton, Phoebe Fife, Caroline
Layton; Mr. Phillips three broth
ers, Jesse, Rud and Joe, with their
wives; Misses Ruth and Alice
Kimball, Marie Williams, Priscilla
Phillips and Spencer Kimball.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-08
STOMACH TROUBLE CURED

IF you have any trouble with
your stomach you should take
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Mr.. J. p. Klote, of Edna,
Mo-, says: II have used a great
mady different medicines for stom-
ach trouble. but find Cham beriain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets more
beneficial than any other remedy l
have ever used" For sale by SAT-
ford Drug 90.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-08
FEVER SORES

Fever sores and old chronic
sores should not be healed entirely,
but should be kept in healthy con-
dition. This can be done by ap-
plying Chomberlain's Salve. This
salve has no superior for this pur-
pose. 1t is also most excellent for
chaPped hands, sore nipples, burns
and diseases of the skin. For sale
by Stafford Drug Co.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-08
Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Bank of Stafford will
be held at the Office of the Bank
on Thursday. January 21, 1909, at
3 o'clock p. M, for the election of
directors and tor such other bust :
ness as may come before it.
E. W. CLAYTON, Cashier.
Graham guardian., 1909-01-08
THATCHER
'By Our Special Correspondent.

fBv Our Special Correspondent
Mrs. Alfred Cluff, of Cuffs
Ranch, was a visitor in town on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Alta Russell, of Franklin,
has been visiting with friends and
relatives at Thatcher this week.
Mrs. Lille Edwards has accepted
the position OF teacher of the Lone
Star School, which opened Mon.
day morning.
Miss Hazel Moody is home from
Franklin where she has been
spending the holidays with her
grandparents.
Miss Ella Haywood is home from
Mesa City, where she has been at
tending school for the past four
months. Her many warm friends
are glad to have her back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Allen have
moved out to the Welker farm on
Ash Greek, where they expect to
remain for the coming year. Mrs.
Aliens Religion Class gathered at
her home and gave her a pleasant
surprise the evening before their
departure.
A complaint was made to the
trustees Of the Thatcher school
district that the Mexican children
were not attending school regu.
larly, so after investigating the
situation they found so large Il
number that was not attending at
all, that they found it impossible
to crowd them in the schools, and
it resulted in renting house, en-
ploying Mrs. Sarah Haywood as
teacher, and opening up a Mexi-
can school. Mrs. Haywood has
had experience with Mexican chill.
drsn. and had an enrolment of
fifteen the first day.
Miss Viola Fresland and Miss
Clara Nash gave . very select So
cial at their home on New Years
Eve to a company of young ladies.
They had some new and very in-
teresting games, old-fashioned
candy pulling, fortune telling,
with ten o'clock supper, There
was ample entertainment planned
to make il very interesting until
the old year passed away and the
new one came in. Those present
were: Misses Vina Kemp, Vina
and Ettie Lee, Della Curtis, Stella
Platt, Anna Hadsell, Ella Hey
wood and Priscilla Layton.
Mrs. Elmer's home was the scene
of a pleasant wedding on New
Years Eve, when her daughter,
Annie, was married to Capias N.
Notes, of Central. The marriage
took place at seven-thirty in the
evening, President Kimball offici-
ating. Seventy.five invitations
were issued aud the house was
filed to its utmost capacity. After
the ceremony a nice lunch was
passed around, and the guests en-
joyed the evening, which was
spent in singing, reeiting and so.
cial conversation. Many pretty
and useful presents were received
The young couple will make their
home in Thatcher.
One of the incest social events
that took place during the holiday
season was the dinner party given
to the old people by Mrs. W. W.
Pace at her pleasant home. Thi,
took place on December 3O,h
The old people began to gather in
the forenoon. Mrs. Pace sen, her
own carriage out to convey many
Of the old people there, who would
otherwise have found il difficult to
20. A delicious dinner of all the
bounties of the land was served
about noon, to which all did ample
justice. About thirty we're pres
ent, and after dinner they all re
tired to the parlor, where they en-
joyed q social visit, recalling many
"reminiscences of old times. The
old people seemed to forget trials,
age and everything else 6r time,