Graham guardian., 1910-06-17
CHA VALLEY NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered by
the Guardians Corre-
spondents.
THATCHER


A fine new baby girl came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Brink
erhoff Saturday evening.
Zeb Ison has purchased farm at
Central. He expects to make his
home there some time in the future.
Bradford Williams returned home
from Tempe this week after having
spent the winter there at the Nor
NAL.
John Allen and wife came down
from Franklin Friday to attend
the conference. They returned home
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Campo are the
proud parents of a pair of twin baby
girls, who came to their home Mon
day morning.
The Young Ladies' Association
has purchased a beautiful picture
of Christ in the Temple, framed in
black oak, as a gift to the meeting
house.
John Sessions and his niece, Miss
Katie Fuller, who have been visit
ing with Edgar Sessions for the past
two weeks, returned to their home
in Bisbee Saturday.
The Thatcher M. /. A. will give a
splendid program composed entirely
of musical numbers, under the di-
rection of Prof. Bond next Sunday
evening at the Academy chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Cheney are
the proud parents of new baby
girl which came to their home Fri
day. Aaron thinks he is the biggest
man in town, as this is his first one.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warren, of
Bisbee, were among the many Wis
itors who came to Thatcher to at
tend conference. They will remain
in the valley for a few days visiting
with relatives.
Miss Millie Bond left Monday for
her home in Clifton, after months
visit with her brother, Prof. Walter
Bond at the Brinkerhoff Hotel. Miss
Bond made many friends here, who
would like to keep her in Thatcher
permanently.
Many letters came to the young
people in Thatcher from Robert
Ison recently. He is laboring as
missionary in South Carolina. He
is doing good work and his numer-
GUS friends in the valley are always
glad to hear from him.
The M. l. girls met at the home
of Mrs. w. A. Moody Tuesday after
noon, for an old-fashioned sewing
bee. Mrs. A. C. Peterson enter
tanned by reading some good maga-
zine articles. The girls spent three
happy hours and left Mrs. Moody
very grateful.
Prof. A. C. Peterson returned
home from his Utah trip Tuesday
evening, after having spent two
weeks there attending the church
school convention. He brought
home little Fred Nash, who went
with his father, as Prof. Nash re-
manned in San Francisco to attend
summer school.
Saturday night as Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Bingham, Miss Della Bing-
ham and an infant were returning
from down the valley the wheel of
the wagon in which they were rid
ing suddenly came off in front of
J. L. Wilkins store, throwing the
family violently to the ground. Mrs.
Bingham, who was holding the
child, had her arm dislocated and
suffered other injuries. Miss Della
got off with a sprained ankle. Mr..
Bingham was better able to help
himself and was unhurt.
The primary association gave a
pretty entertainment Saturday eve
ming under the management of Mrs.
Emma Cluff. The first part was a
fairy play given by about thirsy
small boys and girls. 1t contained
considerable singing and dancing
and the little folks took their parts
without a break. The next part
was gypsy play with about thirty
children little larger. Some pret-
ty singing was also done in this and
the children did well. The primary
officers deserve much credit for the
great success.
Word came from Salt Lake City
that Alec Layton and Miss Della
Curtis were married in the Salt
Lake Temple on June 8th. Miss
Curtis has been student at the
Brigham Young University for the
past year, and Alec slipped off very
quietly thinking to give his friends !
in Thatcher jolly surprise, but the
story leaked out and got ahead of |
Alec's surprise. A number of Ari.
zona people, who were in Salt Lake
City, got together and gave Miss
Della a shower and spent very |
pleasant evening. Those present
at the social were. Mr.. and Mrs. |
D;Ihx, M, and Mro rfh,,r WalLa,