Graham guardian., 1910-08-12
CHA VALLEY NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered by
the Guardians Corre-
spondents.
THATCHER

INA NI1LN
Mrs. Sarah Haywood will teach
the Graham school the coming year.
Lawerance Clawson, of Thomas,
spent Tuesday in Thatcher on busi-
ness.
A.. M. McFate and family are
home from a two weeks outing in
the mountains.
Edgar Sessions has returned from
trip to Dos Cabezos, where he
went on business.
Mrs. Diana Allen has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks, but is
now improving.
Joseph Scott and Francis Stowell
were voted in as members of the
Thatcher ward Sunday.
Henry Harmes has rented the
Carl Cluff house and has moved his
family up from Pima.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Beard Tuesday morn
ing, leaving fine boy.
Pearl Udall, of St. Johns, is spend
ing few weeks visiting with her
many friends in the valley.
Mrs. Edith Gillespie, of Solomon
vile, spent Tuesday visiting with
relatives and friends in Thatcher.
Mrs. Zettie Moody and children,
Of Layton. have been visiting with
relatives in Thatcher for the past
week.
Miss Lizzie Cameron is spending
a few weeks on Blue River as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Huntzinger
are the proud parents of fine new
boy that came to their home Tues
day, August 9th.
f. Nj. w. Jones and Alma Ses-
sions went to Eden Saturday, re-
turning Sunday, to work in the in
terest of the Academy.
E. T. Green, of Thomas, spent
the fore part of the week on bust.
ness in Thatcher. He expects to
buy piece of land and build a
home in Thatcher.
Roy McFate has purchased a
building lot from President Kimball,
just across the street from the pres.
ident's residence. Mr.. McFate is
putting up good two-room house
this week, where he expects to
make his home.
The suffrage talk given by Miss
Gregg at the M. 1. A. meeting on
Sunday evening was listened to by
very large audience of both young
and old. She made a mastery talk
which held the undivided attention
of her audience for three-quarter'
of an hour.
Mrs. Emma B. Coleman returned
home Sunday evening after ha'1ins
spent the past year in Utah. Sht
visited many points while ava. ant
enjoyed the change and rest. She
was greatly missed in Thatcher, anC
her many warm friends are glad tt
welcome her home.
Mrs. Joseph Layton gave sofia
Sunday from four to six, in honN
of her baby's second birthday. 4
number of mamas were invited t
bring their little ones, and they al
devoted themselves to kindergarten
entertainment for the children
Cake, ice cream and melons wer'
served as refreshments, and boil
mamas and babies thoroughly er.
joyed themselves.
The class of 1912 of the Academ.
were asked last Sunday evening i
they could furnish the program TO
the M. l. A. on the coming Sunda,
evening. Monday the class wa
was called together, and the follow
ing special program was prompt,
arranged,
Song, 1912" by the class.
Invocation, by Grover Hopes.
The Old l.. ID. S. A. and tn
New" by Blanche Layton.
Instrumental selection, by Mau'
Mcdonald,
Current Events, by Maud Woods
Duette, cornet and piano, b.
Ruth Kimball and Alma Sessions.
Humorous reading, by Mar
Williams.
Duette, mandolin and guitar, b
George Clawson and Lola Mortenser
Benedi ction, by George Clawsor
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