Graham guardian., 1911-06-16
ella VALLEY NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered
by the Guardians Cor
respondents
THATCHER

A new baby arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Carpenter
Tuesday.
r. w. Fuller is now doing stunts
on the streets in his new auto, a
recent purchase.
Spence Haywood has purchased
part of the Richard Layton farm,
lying south of Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Damron re-
turned Friday from a weeks visit
with relatives in Clifton.
w. w. Pace returned to his home
Monday evening, after spending
week on business in Cananea.
Many of the farmers are looking
very serious these days, as they
have had large crops of hay spoiled
by the heavy rains.
Miss Luella Hopes celebrated her
thirteenth birthday Saturday eve
ming by entertaining number of
her young friends.
Orvil Allen has been working a
force of men on his big reservoir
south of town for the past month.
They are making fine progress.
Mama Skaggs came home from
Ray the latter part of the week on
account of illness. He has been en-
ployed there since early spring.
Mrs. John Cosby returned to her
home in Benson Tuesday, after
spending the past two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Sonora Allen.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wightman
returned to their home in Globe
Friday evening, after visiting
friends in Thatcher the past two
weeks.
| Annie Pace celebrated her thir'
teenth birthday Monday evening by
giving pleasant social to her youna
| friends. A nice program was car
ried out and dainty refreshment:
served.
| Mr.. Fisher, a boiler builder of E
Paso, Texas, came in the latter par
of the week to build the boiler fol
the Mt. Graham Lumber Co. He il
being assisted by Mr.. Howard, o
Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Rollins, O
| Mesa, spent Sunday visiting witt
Mrs. Rollins sister, Mrs. Gordol
Kimball. They have been visiting
! in the valley for several weeks ant
: left for their home Monday.
John F. NASH has put in a ney
$ gasoline engine with a large tank
: He has had large new bathroom
built and has had the water pipe,
!, into his house, which makes hi
home convenient and up-to-date.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclellan an
: Mr.. and Mrs. Judd returned HON
\ from Salt Lake City, Utah, Tuesda
t evening. They expected to spend
i month in California, but Mrs. Jud
e took sick and they returned home
The six weeks old baby of MI
Il and Mrs. Lem Pace died Wednesda
e evening from stomach trouble. Tn
!. funeral services were held yesterda
" afternoon at the home of Mr.
: Elizabeth Pace. Interment Wa
made in Thatcher cemetery.
Preparations are being made Il
n the regular quarterly conferent
!. which will be held next Saturda
e and Sunday. Visitors are expecte
e from Utah. The M. I. A. progral
= in the evening will be turned ov'
:" to the M. I. A. stake officers.
S. DR.. Pearl Udali ,e. for Los a
a geles Thursday. She had under u,
N immediate care, Mrs. Turner Yves
" of Graham, who has been very
+ for some time and goes to enter Il
ID hospital there for treatment. Mr.
l. Udall expects to 60 from there
her home in Apache county to sper
the summer.
" While taking load of machinel
n to the mountains, Theodore MOOD
had the misfortune to get his TO-
u mashed. While riding with his fe
le under the wagon, one of them WI
te caught by a rock and came vel
" near being pulled off. He w
N brought home at once, where D
Plat dressed the foot. Mr.. Moot
u will not be able to use his foot Fl
IN a month.
PIMA
Perry Osburn is gradually il
,rox,;ncr fro,,, b;c ;llpocc