Graham guardian., 1915-04-30
CENTRAL NEWS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Central is about the busiest town we
know ABOUT now. After visiting up
and down the valley, Central seems to
us to be the hub of the county. Every
body knows that we are in the race for
the county seat and if one thinks a
while over the matter, we have the
logical place for it. Did YOU notice
wnat Stafford boasts of? Every thing a
town should desire. Pima has all or nearly
all those things. what does either Of
them want of court house? Don't be
"a dog in the manger, but vote for
Central and put the county seat where
it belongs. 1t will help build US up
more than it will any other town in the
county. We are the center Of popula-
ton and nearly the center of the county.
There are good towns on each side Of US.
We are proud of our homes, our fields,
our roads and our citizens. We have
built more roads for the county free in
the last five years, than any town in
the valley. We have the best public
school that we know about. We are on
the railroad, in fact the court house
will be built within a stones throw
from the station. A vote for Central
on election day will put the court house
where it belongs and unite the county.
A vote for either other town will cause
sectional feeling. Did you ever look at
it that way before?
Last week was a busy one in our
social circles. Wednesday night the
Relief Society surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel U. Porter at their home. Re
freshments were served, musical pro-
gram was rendered and all enjoyed
themselves thoroughly.
On the same evening the school chill
dren were entertained at the Church
house by the Religion Class teachers.
Friday night, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Smith entertained the ELITE Set, at
their home on Main street.
One of the most enjoyable affairs Of
the season was the reception given the
eighth grade graduates by the class of
1913. It was held at the home of Oscar
Webster, which was taStefullY deco
rated. A splendid program was rendered;
the history of the great events of the
lives of the 1913 members was read,
and many other pleasing parts were
given. Ice cream and cake were ser
we'd. Much credit is due the 'l3 class
for giving annually reception 10 the
new graduating class.
Hyrum Brinkerhoff, who for the past
three years has been living in Los
Angeles, came in Tuesday for visit
with his family.
Last Saturday the local base ball
team crossed bats with the Stafford
team. Through the efforts of the umpire
our boys were held to a tie game. The
return game will be in central today.
During the game Saturday, Jones, the
first baseman for Central, met with a
painful accident. A swift thrown ball
hit him on the thumb, causing COM
pound fracture. DR.. Martin was on
the grounds and dressed the wourd.
Caroline Combs is down from Clifton
for visit with relatives.
Monday, Fred Lofgreen and Miss
Anna Elmer were married in Solomon
vile. The amusement committee gave
them dance Monday night. They will
move at once into their new home,
which the contractors have just finished.
The brides lady friends gave her a
"shower" Saturday afternoon.
Tuesday Misses lola and Jessie
Webster and Nora Bigler and Messrs.
Walter Lodge, Lorenzo Jenkins and
Frank Booth picnicked at Chlarson' S
canyon.
Mr.. Lamson's sister, Mrs. O'Fallon,
husband and family are here from New
Mexico. They are staying with Mr.
and Mrs. Lamson.
School closed last week after very
successful year. Nine young people
took the State examination and all
passed successfully. No exercises were
held owing to the fact that the diplomas
did not arrive on time.
Vote for Central for County Seat.