Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-28
ella VALLEY NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered
by the Guardians Cor
respondents
THATCHER

Misses Alice and Etholin Cuff
and Roy Selene were Sunday
visitors.
Maud Brown has gone to Lone
Star to live with Mrs. Crandall for
few weeks.
Perry Cuff is having new kitch-
en- and porch built on the back OF
his mothers house,
Chas. Faley, who has been work
ing at Globe, came up to spend the
oath with his family.
Mrs. Nellie White, of Globe, is
spending the week with her mother,
Mrs. Esther Damron.
Hazel Green, Syman Chlarson and
Clarence Naylor have gone to the
mountains to spend a week.
Miss Nora Allen has gone to Ben
son to spend couple of months
with her sister, Mrs. John Cosby.
Chas. Farren and Phineas Teeples,
of Pima, were speakers at the
Thatcher church Sunday afternoon.
Ed Ison came home from Ray the
last of the week. He has been
working there for several months.
Will Cuff and family came up
from Winkleman to spend the Gath
and visit for few days with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deloss Coon, of
Duncan, were visitors at Grandma
Barney's home the fore part of the
week.
President Kimball is building a
house at Camp Inception, where he
expects to take his family to spend
a few weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Hyrum Brinkerhoff
and family, of Artesia, spent several
days the fore part of the week
visiting in town.
H. Udall, of St. Johns, came in
on Sunday mornings train to spend
few days visiting friends and take
in the celebration.
The pleasant face of Mrs. Maud
Callison has been seen behind the
dry goods counter of the Big Six
for the past week.
Carl and Willard Pace took an
automobile trip to St. Johns last
week, where they combined bust
ness with pleasure.
President Andrew Kimball will
leave Monday for Phoenix to attend
the meeting of the Arizona Horti-
cultural Commission.
The cantaloupe growers are en-
ploying a great many men picking
and packing cantaloupes every day.
The crop seems to be great sue
cess.
Frank Wightman has moved his
family from Globe to Camp Incep-
ton to spend few weeks, while he
is making a business visit in the
valley.
Misses Winnie and Christie Knud-
sen have been spending few days
at home with their mother. They
will go to Hayden where they ex-
pect to secure work.
The Pioneer program given by
the M. l. A. Sunday evening was
we'll attended and much enjoyed.
The choice musical numbers proved
to be drawing card.
Albert Nichols and family who
who have been living in Thatcher
for the past two years, left for
Oklahoma Sunday morning. They
go there to make their home.
Leslie Carpenter, who has been
working in Morenci for the past
spring and summer, was married
Sunday to Morenci girl. We have
not learned the fortunate young
lady's name yet.
Mrs. Jack Reay has come up from
Winkleman to spend few weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Belle Hopes.
She was accompanied bv her sister,
Mae Hopes who had been visiting
with her several weeks.
Miss Won Robinson entertained a
number of her girl friends Tuesday
afternoon in honor of her fifteenth
birthday. Games and dainty re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Archie Fuller, who is laid up with
a broken leg, was surprised by a
number of his young friends Fri
day evening. They took in refresh
ments. had good program, with
some interesting stories, and had
jolly good time.
Charles Hendricks and Bud Pace
have gone to the mountains this
week with loads of new machinery
for the Mt. Graham Lumber Co.
The company expects to have all
their new machinery in operation
by the latter part of the week and
will do a big business in making and
shipping lumber.
While driving through town a |
few days ago with pair of colts,