Graham guardian., 1911-05-26
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THATCHER NEWS
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LeRQi C. Snow is sporting fine

LeRQi C. Snow is sporting a fine
new Brush automobile this week.
A number of young people took
an outing to the Cluff ranch Sum-
day.
Mrs. A. C. Peterson has been
quite i'll for the past week, but is
recovering.
Mrs. Sonora Allen has been i'll for
the pastweek. with neuralgia, but
is improving.
A. M. McFate came down from
the mountains Saturday to spend
Sunday with his family.
Pauline Coplan and Hattie Carnes
have accepted positions as typeset-
ters in the Record Office.
Mrs. Sylvia Sessions spent several
days the fore part of the week
visiting with her son in Pima.
The Mount Graham Lumber Co.
purchased an extensive outfit from
the old Gibson saw mill last week.
Mrs. Ella Blake, of Globe, and
Mrs. Rilla Farley, of Pima, spent
Tuesday visiting with friends in
Thatcher.
A new butcher is filling the place
of Mr.. Miller at the butcher shop,
as Mr.. Miller has been i'll for the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs: Adair LeBaron, of
Mesa, spent several days in Thatcher
this week. They expect to spend
the summer in the valley.
Joseph Robinson has purchased
the home owned by D. D. Jones on
Depot street. He moved his family
in the latter part of this week.
Mr.. Pyeatt, of Arkansas, has been
at the Brinkerhoff hotel for the past
week. He will probably get en-
ployment in the vally for the sum-
mer.
David Kimball and Nellie Nash,
Jesse Green and Bertha Morris, ex-
pect to leave for the Salt Lake
temple next Monday, where they go
to be married,
Mrs. j. B. Evans, of Texas. came
in the latter part of the week to
join her husband, who has been in
the employ of Hyrum Brinkerhoff
for some time. Her five children
came with her.
Mrs. Emma Cuff entertained a
number of her lady friends at an
old-fashioned rag and quilting bee
the latter part Of the week. A
delicious hot dinner was served at
noon and the ladies' enjoyed the
sooiabllity of the day.
c. c. Cole has arranged a summer
bowery between the Hatch and
Damron stores, on Main street, and
expects to run moving picture
show there several nights each week
all aummer, He had a large crowd
at his opening show Tprsdav
evening.
The class Of 1912 of the Academy,
Of whom Miss Bertha Morris is a
member, gave her a surprise shower
at her home Tuesday evening.
About twenty were present, and
after some pleasant games were
played, an interesting trinket show
ar took place, Lemonade and cake
were served and a jolly time en-
joyed.
Jacob Mcclure, former resident
If Thatcher, came in from Idaho
sunday evening. He has been gone
about five years, but has concluded |
hat there is no place like the Gila
'alley, and has concluded to make
lis home here, His family is stop
oing over In California for a few
lays. and are expected to join him
n the near future.
A number Of girl friends of Miss
lellies Nash met at the home of Mrs.
sffie Montierth Wednesday after
loon, and gave Miss Nellie a
miscellaneous shower. Games, mu-
ic and social conversation were en-
Dyed for a time. after which a
nique shower took place. Nellie
'as much pleased with the many
retty and useful gifts given her
y her friends. Dainty refresh
1ents were served.
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