Graham guardian., 1911-07-14
CHA VALLEY NEWS
Items of Interest Gathered
by the Guardians Cor
respondents
THATCHER

of Mr.. and Mrs. Lackey Branam or
July 9th.
Mrs. Lora Skousen has been very
i'll for the past week, but is on thu
improve.
A baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Pace, Wednes
day morning.
J.F. Nash spent several days thu
fore part of the week doing survey
ing at Thomas.
Mrs. Maud Dodge. of Bisbee, is
in Thatcher spending few days
with her numerous friends and rela'
tives.
Mrs. Amanda Kemp and her son,
Heber, have gone to Los Angeles te
enjoy the sea breezes for a few
weeks.
The Record is suffering from a
case of suspended operation, while
its editor is looking after business
in Globe.
President and Mrs. Kimball spent
a few days the fore part Of the
week at Camp Inception in the Ora
ham mountains.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moody has re-
turned from Black Rock, where she
spent a month with her daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Cuff.
Esther Morris entertained about
twenty of her girl friends at a social
Thursday afternoon, in honor OF her
fourteenth birthday.
Mrs. Emma Mcbride, of Bisbee,
came in on Saturdays train to visit
a few weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Winsor.
We are glad to report that the
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dam
ron, who has been very i'll for the
past few weeks, is very much inn
proved.
Mr.. Tyler, the butcher, spent sew
eral days the first of the week visit
ing with his home folks at Globe.
Will Moody took his place at the
meat market.
O. s. Woolley came down from
the mountain Monday and made a
trip to Globe, returning Wednesday.
He made the trip in the interest OF
the Mt. Graham Lumber Co.
Abe Bowman has moved his fam
lily from the Morris ranch on the
east of town, to the Pace ranch a
mile west of town. Wesley Blaz-
card has moved into the Morris
home.
John F. Nash, V. B. Callison and
O. M. Allen left Thatcher yesterday
for Hawk Hollow, foot of Geaham
mountains, to locate and survey
reservoir site for irrigating bench
lands.
The flume of the Mt. Graham
Lumber Co. is now being extended
to its final termination at the Cuff
ranch. John Cuff has charge of
the work. The company now have
about forty regular workmen on
their pay roll.
The remains of S. M. Messenger
were buried in the Thatcher ceme-
terry Saturday afternoon. He was
former resident of Thatcher, but
has lived at Bryce for the past two
years. He died at his home from
cancer, Thursday evening, after a
lingering illness.
w. w. Pace and wife entertained
about twenty of their old Luna val
ley friends at their home Friday
evening in honor Of M. d. Taylor,
who is visiting at their home. Mr..
Taylor was a merchant at Luna for
a good many years, but is living in
Texas at present. A very pleasant
evening was spent in talking over
old Luna valley times.
The following program was rem
dered at the M. /. A. last Sunday
evening:
Opening exercises.
Talk, Street Etiquette" by Miss
Viola Freeland.
Solo, by Miss Zina Curtis.
Talk, Church Etiquette, by W..
A. Moody.
Solo, by Miss Viva Duke.
A number of good, live COM
mittees have been appointed from
among the good rustlers of town to
arrange for the Twenty-fourth of
July celebration. Committee meet
ings were held on Sunday and We'd
nesday. A splendid literary pro-
gram has been planned, and arrange
ments are being made for many and
varied afternoon sports. The finance
committee has already secured a
good backing in the way of finances.
The committees will have their
programs ready for publication in
the next issue.