Graham guardian., 1916-01-21
PIMA NEWS
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HunGley re-
turned to Miami Sunday evening.
The four-room cement house which
is being erected by AL Saline, on his lot
on the west side of Main street, is near
ly completed.
Austin Evans, of Layton. was visi-
tor at Sunday School and afternoon
services Sunday.
S. S. Green and little daughter,
Minnie, went to Bryce Sunday to visit
the Bryce Sunday School.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Maloy, of Red
land spent Monday in town.
ID. II. Weech, manager of the town
electric lights, has force of men at
work removing the electric light poles
from the center of Main street. The
street lights will be suspended over
head on wires in the center of the
street.
DIR. w. A. Smith and wife, of Phoenix,
spent last week in town. Mr.. Smith is
a dentist and expects to make regular
visits here in the future.
Miss Geneva Mattice was employed
to teach Miss Nora Anderson's school
last week, on account of Miss Ander-
sons illness. Miss Anderson is teach
ing school this week.
Mrs. Vina Green has been i'll with la
grippe for several days this week.
Mrs. L. M. Gustafson, Mrs. Thomas
and Will Ransom and Mrs. j. H. Nuttall
spent Tuesday afternoon at home
social at the home Of Mrs. j. d. Lee,
at Thatcher.
r. M. Kelley and his brother, Leon,
went to Phoenix last week to get sew
eral autos, but not being able to bring
them back on account of the heavy
storm, they returned home by train
Tuesday evening.
W. C. Myers has been unable to at
tend his school ut Bryce this week, on
account of his children having the
measles.
The Y. M. and Y. L. M. l. A. pre-.
sented their play, entitled, 'The
Daughter of the Desert" at Thatcher
Saturday night to large audience.
There is no doubt but that the people
of the valley are anxious to know
whether the bridge across the Gila
river, north of Pima, has survived the
food. We will say that it is still stand
ing as solid as the Rock Of Gibraltar.
Milt Lines returned home from Cliff.
ton Friday.
Seven head of horses owned by H. J..
Anderson, foundered on wheat last
week. Three of the horses died, one
other will probably die and Mr.. Ander-
son hopes to save the remaining three.
The amusement committee of the
Pima ward has formulated a plan
whereby they intend to give the fathers
and mothers and brothers and sisters a
Jolly good time for one year and at a
price that is within the reach of all.
The committee will give one dance
each month during this year, number
of which will be leap year parties, and
for the twelve dances they will sell any
family in the ward coupon ticket for
Sc. 90, admitting all Of the family who
are of the dancing age, which is ID
years.
They will also sell coupon tickets to
ANY DcIbOli VI NhO vi
good, clean, moral character, at $500
for twelve dances.
They have secured floor manager
who will make it his business TO see
that you enjoy yourselves at these
dances.
If you are too old to dance, come and
see your boys and girls dance.
The first dance will be given Friday
night, January 28th, and dance will
be given on the fourth Friday night in
each month. Tickets will be on sale at
pavilion on the night of the first dance,
or you can purchase them at the post
office.
If you cannot spare the five dollars
all at one time, you can pay one dollar
a month for the first five months of the
year.
The Mutual Improvement Association
has instituted dancing school which
is free to all every Thursday evening"
Here you can learn the proper position
in dancing and also the different steps
in dancing, which will add greatly to the
s,.,so,f,psut of the dances, ....-...-. ...,.....