Graham guardian., 1911-08-04

John Holiday and wife returned
to their home in Eden Sunday. after
weeks visit here.
J.H. Root has purchased an auto
noble, which will aid materially in
the transportation to and from the
Root ranch.
Those who attended church Sun
day were much interested and en-
joyed the beautiful sermon by Pres
ident Kimball.
| Mrs. Mahala Crockett and son,
Enos, are in Globe, where they went
to have DR.. Wightman operate on
Enos' foot and remove a broken
bone.
Lime Dodge went to Globe last
week to be at the bedside of his
daughter, Mrs. Vina Crunk. who is
now reported recovering from her
recent illness.
The many friends of Harve Fol-
lett gathered at his home Sunday
evening and gave him surprise,
as he was to return to Morencl
Monday morning.
After spending five weeks in
Globe, during which time Miss lola
Webb had an eye removed, she re-
turned home Saturday morning.
| The operation was complete sue
cess and Miss lola is happy and
pleased to greet everybody and glad
| to be home again.
Shelf Marshall has purchased a
building lot from Robert Ferrin and
will began the erection of $2,SOC
bungalow. Geo. Sims has the con.
tract. Mrs. Marshall and family
will live in their new home, Mr.
Marshall giving his attention to his
ranch, formerly the Cuff ranch.
Tuesday evening the Y. l.. M. |
/, A., of Pima, gathered at Lines
Bros. Hall, and from there they
3 went to the home of President Sarah
|, Webb. They entered the house, a!
many as could, and Counselors Susie
Saline and Ethel Davis took Mrs
Webb by the arms and led her ou
to the gate, then she was assisted
into little hand cart, which wa'
!. drawn by the Y. l., officers back tt
! the hall. AS she assembled the steps
she was greeted by the Junior clas
! with welcome yell.
The hall was beautifully decorated
. in our national colors, as they hes
= expressed the three important fea
: lures and characteristics of thei
y president, Brave, Pure and True.
y The hall was divided by a curtain
of white, so as to make reception
l. room and a dining room. Afte
: Mrs. Webb had been comfortabl.
. seated on white throne, all joine'
in singing Let Us All Be Good an
Kind"
Invocation, by Stake Presiden
e Laura Nuttall.
> Solo, by Josie Follett, assisted b
Mrs. Dryden on the piano, entitled
e Compassion"
!. Recitation, by Miss Ethel White
is entitled, Five Pounds"
e Fortune telling, by Alice Stenso
and Alice Norton. .....
Short talks. by Stake Presider
le Laura Nuttall and Counselor LII
7, cinda Gustafsoh.
IL After the program every on
u marched to the dining room an
he were seated at tables, beautiful
u decorated with white linen and crer
10 paper and flowers. Ice cream, cak
and grapes We're served, after Whic
Mrs. Webb was presented with or
of the most beautiful white tab
n cloths that skillful hands coul
make, The cloth was made
-.hits Iines with a five-inch borde
= a y" 'ss sage 4 CONGREGATIONAL az
sign, with a CELL, W AZ
IS motto, From the Y. l.. l.. "
Pres. Sarah Webb, July, 1911" i
II the center of the design. This wor
was all hand embroidery done b
the members of the association. |
!, : was impossible for Mrs. Webb t
express her gratitude to the girls
for their kindness and love, made 5
r manifest to her, sincere emotjo'
{ choked back the words OF app;c1in
o ton that both Mrs. Webb @GG he
i husband, w. 7. Webb, would e&
press,