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

spend the summer with relatives.
Oscar Layton has been assisting
on the Union canal for the past few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Marshall, Of
Eden, were the guests of W. w.
Pace Monday.
Amos Posey and family have come
to spend the summer with Mr.. Po-
sey's parents.
James Thorp, of Stafford, was a
business visitor in Thatcher Satur.
day afternoon.
Miss Elva Morris has come from
the mountains to stay until after
the Fourth of July.
r. w. Fuller is making new
cement-block addition to the eastern
part of his house.
Mrs. A. M. McFate spent several
days last week visiting with her
husbands parents at Pima.
Edgar Sessions made business
trip to Globe the latter part of the
week, returning Monday.
Fred Webb and Charles Ferrin,
of Pima, were visitors at the Thatch-
er church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Matte Layton has been Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. Bell Pace,
at Thomas, for the past week.
Miss Isabel Daley came home
from Solomonville Saturday evening
where she spent the past week.
Orson Tyler and wife have gone
to the mill on top of Mt. Graham to
spend the summer, where Mr.. Tyler
has work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Damron, Of
Clifton, came down Friday evening
to stay with relatives until after
the Fourth of July.
Mrs. Gladys McFate, of Clifton,
came down last Friday to visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
M. Duke, for few weeks.
lola, the thirteen-year-old daught-
er of Oscar Webster, returned from
st. Louis last Friday, where she has
been in the hospital for the past
year.
Mr.. Heinau left for Los Angeles
Tuesday morning to take treatment
for appendicitis. He also expects
to do business with his piano firm
while there.
A crowd of Thatcher young peo-
pie, including number of musicians
and singers, went to Pima one night
last week to spend the evening with
Miss Theresa Foster.
While Edna Lee was walking in
her sleep one night last week, she
fell down long flight of stairs,
bruising herself up so badly that
she was confined to her bed for sew
eral days.
Luther Green has made the
church a present of good gas
lamp which throws the light on the
pulpit and on the choir seats. This
is appreciated by all as it makes
reading much more convenient.
Mrs. Theodore Moody was thrown
from an open carriage while driv.
ing oyer a bad bank on Monday. The
wheel passed over her back and leg,
bruising her up considerable, but
fortunately she had no bones bro.
ken.
The monthly Sunday school union
meeting, the priesthood and quorum
meetings wore held in the Academy
Saturday. President Kimball anC
both of his counselors were detained
on important business, so the presi
dent of the high council, E. S. Car.
penter, presided. DR.. Morrell, OF
Tucson, spoke in the afternoon
meeting on the care of fruit trees
Mrs. w. w. Pace gave her mother
a social Monday afternoon in honor
of her eighty-fourth birthday. II
was a surprise on Mrs. Pymm anG
she was delighted. The old people
enjoyed a most pleasant afternoon
talking of old times, of the life tc
come and listening to the phono
graph. An afternoon tea was
served, consisting of cake and tea
ice cream and Strawberries. Grand
ma Pymm was given a number of
presents, and she enjoyed them with
the heartiness of a child. A very
interesting feature of the socia
was a dance performed by Fathe,
Claridge and Grandma Pymm, both
over eighty years of age. Those
present were: Mrs. Ann Pace, Mrs
Elizabeth Pace, Mrs. Cecilia Char
son, Mrs. Mary A. Hopes, Mrs. l.
G.. Moody, Father Claridge, Mrs
Caroline Johnson, Mrs. Pymm ant
Mrs. Katy Pace. with Mrs. Maut
Callison to assist in the entertain
ing. Mrs. Pace sent her carriage
to convey the old people to ant
frnp, tba social