Graham guardian., 1910-06-03
CHA VALLEY NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered BY
the Guardians Core
spondents.
THATCHER

Miss Amy Moody has secured a
position in the home of j. M. Fos-
ter, of Stafford.
Mrs. Hannah Chlarson, of Thomas,
spent few days with friends and
relatives in Thatcher this week.
Miss Maud Woods is at home
again after a pleasant visit with
friends at Duncan for the past two
weeks.
The Thatcher dance committee
have decided to give dance every
two weeks during the summer
months.
George Sims is having a well sunk
on his lot just south of the Academy.
He expects to build a home there in
the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wightman
returned to their home in Globe
after a weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Thatcher.
MIR. and Mrs. w. X. Cluff have
sold their home and blacksmith shop
and expect to move to Matthews
vile some time this summer.
A. A. Dewitt. of Thomas, has
purchased the w. K. Cluff home
and expects to make his home in
Thatcher in the near future.
Mrs. Nettie Claridge returned to
her home in Idaho this week, after
a visit of several months with her
mother and other relatives in
Thatcher.
The program for the M. |. A.
Sunday evening will consist of tenn
perance songs, temperance talks
and other things bearing on the
same subject.
Cyrus Robinson is having large
cement brick house built where the
old Robinson hall used to stand. 1t
gives promise of being a commodious
and handsome structure when fin
ished.
Mr.. Chain, who was the prohi-
bition candidate for president of the
United States in 1908, spent a
couple of days visiting in Thatcher
the latter part of the week. He
spoke before an audience in the
Academy Thursday.
Mrs. Squires and Mrs. Snyder
have returned to their homes after
pleasant two weeks visit with
Mrs. Cynthia Layton and Mrs. Fife.
Miss Edna Layton accompanied
them en- their return trip and will
spend a few months in Utah.
The summer school conducted by
Prof. j. N. Haywood closed Friday
evening after a successful term OF
six weeks. Those enrolled were
Miss Edith Jennings and Miss Mel
son, of Stafford; Minnie Bilby, Of
Graham; Mrs. Sarah Haywood an6
Miss Ella Heywood. of Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Blake were
the gusts of Mrs. w. A. Moody fol
several days the latter part of tht
week. They had just returned from
Salt Lake City, where Mr.. Blake
had been to get his bride. They
went on to Globe where Mr.. Blake
has a position in the Anderson &
Blake dairy.
One of the largest companies tha
have left Thatcher for long time
left for Salt Lake City, Saturday
Sunday and Monday mornings
Among those who left were: Prof
A. C. Peterson, John F. Nash, Heb
er Larsen and r. E. Lee Wixom an(
wife of the l.. d. S. Academy facul
ty, who go to attend the Church
School Convention; Mr.. and Mrs. S
B. Tenny, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cole, who have gone to do temple
work; Mrs. j. A. Mcdonald, Mr.
and Mrs. John Bilby, Mrs. Elizabeth
Moody, Miss Zilla Cluff, Miss Edn,
Layton, Mr.. and Mrs. Gourley ant
children, Misses Vina and Dor'
Kemp and Mr.. and Mrs. Ephrian
Allen, and Alec Layton, who will at
tend the M. l. A. conference ant
visit relatives.
The teachers employed in tn,
Thatcher district school for the com
ing school year are: j. N. Hey
wood, of Thatcher, as principal
who holds an educational diploma
Mr.. Beaureguard, of Elsinore, Utah
who is a graduate of the Salt LAX
University, will take the sixth
grade; Mrs. j. G. Wieberneit, o
Pasadena, CAL, a normal and uni
versity graduate, will take tn,
fourth grade; Miss Maud Apple, o
Anna, ILL.,, who is normal and uni
versity graduate, will take the fiftl
grade; Miss Dollie Sutton, of Globe
who is normal graduate will tax,
the third grade: Miss Ettie Lee. o
Thatcher, who is normal graduate
will take the second grade, and Mis-
Viola Freeland and Miss Nellie Nasl
will take the first grade work.