Graham guardian., 1909-05-14
THATCHER
IBv Our Special Correspondent

week with rheumatlSn.
Will Moody went to Globe Thurs.
day morning on a business trip.
The family of Lackey Branam has
been real sick with the measles.
Prof. Peterson's four little chill
dren are threatened with the meas.
les.
Mrs. Sessions, of Pima, came up
on Thursday to attend the Academy
exercises.
Theodore Moody, of Coronado,
made business trip to Thatcher on
Saturday.
Miss Della Curtis and her mother
are spending the day at Pima, visit
ing Mrs. Holiday
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nc
Fate, boy, on Monday, May 10th.
All concerned doing well.
Bishop Kempton, of Eden, came
up to attend the graduation, exer-
cises of his daughter, Zilpha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Supt. Haywood are
the proud parents of baby boy
who came to their home last week.
Burt Hopes has purchased fine
new rubber-tire carriage and is
giving his family lots of enjoyment
with it.
Miss Stella Platt has recovered
from her accident sufficient to be
at her post of duty in the drug
store again.
Mrs. McCollum has been ill this
week, and her place at Wilkins
Commercial Co. has been filled by
Joseph Post.
Sam Moody and wife have moved
back from Franklin, and have de-
cided to make their permanent
home at Thatcher.
President Kimball went to Emery
on Saturday to be in attendance at
their religious services on Sunday.
He returned Monday.
Mrs. Inez Lee, with her daughter,
Lelah, went to Ft. Thomas on Sat-
urday to visit for few days with
her sister, Mrs. Winsor.
Nettie Pace, who has been visit
ing with her sister in Harmony,
Utah, was married on May Sth, to a
young man from Idaho, and they
will make their home in that state.
Mrs. James Gale and family have
returned to their home in Franklin
after spending the winter in Thatch-
er for the purpose of putting their
children in school here.
The big saw mill of the Mt. Gra-
ham Lumber Company is running
with full force. Orson Tyler and
wife and Turner Raybourn, of
Thatcher, have secured positions up
there.
Miss Emma Miller, of St. David,
came over to attend the commence
ment exercises at the Academy.
She will remain to attendt he nor
NAL training class given by Miss
Freeland.
Thatcher wore decided holiday
appearance during the entire closing
week of the Academy. All the
towns of the valley were represented
at different times with crowds at
tending the exercises.
Misses Vina and Elite Lee are
preparing to go to Salt Lake City
in the near future. Miss Vina ex-
poets to have her eyes treated by a
specialist there, while Miss Elite
will attend summer school.
The arrival of three new girls in
town last week was overlooked in
reporting last weeks news. The
happy parents of these girls are:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee John, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Alfred and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Martin.
Carl Pace writes from England
telling of the pleasant visit he has
enjoyed with Charley Clawson on
his (Charley's), way to Holland.
Dave Phillips also stopped there
while en- route for South Africa,
and will remain a week with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley P. Sabin, of
st. David, came over to attend the
commencement exercises at the
Academy, their daughter, Miss
Alice, being one of the graduates.
They returned the following day,
and left Miss Alice to attend the
summer training school.
The children and grandchildren
of w. r. Bingham gave him a pleas
ant surprise to commemorate his
fifty-fourth birthday last week.
Music and singing, with social con-
versation, together with serving of
Refreshments, were this main fea-
Nrrs of the evening, but it wus
most thoroughly enjoyed by all.