Graham guardian., 1910-01-07
CHA VALLEY NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered BY
the Guardians orre-
spondents.
THATCHER

DlSnOp lyler mas been In MS ONCE |
settling tithing for the past week.
Theodore Moody came down from
Coronado to spend the holidays with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Rogers, of
Eden, spent New Years Day visit
ing with relatives in Thatcher.
Miss Florence Nash gave dolls
tea party to about dozen of her
little friends Tuesday afternoon.
Alice and Helen Kimball gave 8
social to number of their :
friends Thursday afte~- little
Tha ao, -.hoon.
me- ...e given by the young
=. and young ladies Thursday was
a rousing success in every particular.
President Kimball made a busi-
ness trip to Globe Monday, return
ing Tuesday.
Ed Moody. who has been working
at Johnson for some time, came
home this week.
Mrs. Ada Remington, OF Utah,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kimball, has come to visit for few
weeks with parents and friends.
John and Powell Cosby and wives
left for their homes in Benson, Mon
day. after weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends.
The Thatcher schools re-openeo
Monday morning, after week
vacation. Many new pupils were
enrolled, especially in the primary
grades.
Miss Ruth Pace and Milo Gale re
turned from their weeks vacation
at Franklin Saturday evening, anC
we're accompanied by Laura anc
Annie Gale, who will enter the Acad
emy.
George Montierth has purchased
a lot from President Kimball, just
north of the Kimball home, and has
moved his house down from the
ranch, few miles east of town.
The Academy re-opened Monday
with a large number of new stu
dents. Prof. Clothier, of the Uni
versity, is in Thatcher, and will lee
ture to the students one hour each
day on dairying during the month
of January. He will also lecture
five evenings each week on horti
culture. The public is invited tc
attend these lectures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Phillips enter
tanned about twenty friends anc
relatives at dinner New Years Day
The usual Christmas turkey, with
vegetables and sauces, fruits, cake
pastry and plum pudding graced the
table. and merry hour was spent
in partaking of the feast. The
afternoon was spent in visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips proved Them
selves to be very delightful enter
tainers.
Miss Caroline Monteirth and Mrs
Eva Gourley entertained their Sun.
day school class at Mrs. Gourley's
home Tuesday evening. About
twenty guests were present. The
evening was spent in games and
music, after which delightful re.
freshments were served. The chill.
dren were much pleased with the
entertainment.
Frank Robinson's home was the
scene of merry social on New
Years Eve. About forty guests ar
rived between seven and eight
o'clock, and all participated in pleas
ant games for time, during which
the merriment ran high. This was
followed by an impromptu program,
which was greatly enjoyed. An
elaborate lunch came next, and was
one of the most enjoyable parts OF
of the evening. All stayed to greet
the coming of the new year, then
wended their way homeward, feel.
ing that they had had very pleas.
ant ending Of the old year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Pace gave
their annual social to the old people
Tuesday, December 28th. About
ten O'Clock carriages were sent tc
all parts of town to convey the good
people to their residence. The fore
noon was spent in social converse
ton and at noon bounteous dinner
was served, which consisted Of tur'
kew nteatss veRktsbaes, saisas. FRUITS