Graham guardian., 1919-11-07
THATCHER NEWS

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the State Fair.
j. David Lee left Wednesday
morning for Phoenix to attend
the State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen left
Sunday morning for Phoenix.
They will attend the State Fair
there.
Mrs. Heber Layton, who has
been visiting in Miami for some
time, returned home Thursday
morning.
County Fair Commissioner R.
E. L. Wixom left last Thursday
morning for Phoenix to attend
the State Fair.
Dewey Farnsworth, of Verden,
arrived here this week. He will
remain in town during the winter
and attend the Academy.
Misses Luella Hooper and Dru-
ella Woods are in Phoenix this
week attending the State Fair
and visiting with friends in that
vicinity,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. David Lee,
who have been in Utah attending
the General Conference of the
Mormon Church, returned home
last week.
Ernest Shumway's father,
uncle and brother were here from
Snowfiake'this week. They came
here for the purpose of purchas-
ing a new home,
Miss Cora Brown entertained
group of her young friends, Fri
day evening. They spent the
time in amusements suitable to
the occasion. Delightful refresh
ments were served. They report
having a fine time.
Miss Della Tyler entertained a
number of her young friends,
Friday evening, in honor of Hall
lowe'en. They spent the time in
playing games and various other
amusements. Dainty refresh
ments were served. About six
teen guests were present and re-
port a very enjoyable time.
A number of the girl friends of
Miss Edna Sadler, met at her
home and gave her a farewell
party, Tuesday evening. They
spent the time in games and So
cial conversation and dainty re-
freshments were served. Miss
Edna left the next morning for
Chandler, Arizona. to join her
father.
Marcus Daley met with a seri-
Gus accident Saturday afternoon,
when he poured some gasoline on
the ground and set fire to it to
see it burn. He then took the
gasoline can and poured some of
it out onto the fire. The gasoline
exploding, set fire to his clothing
and burned his legs quite badly |
Before it could be extinguished. |
Medical aid was summoned and
he is now recovering.
Misses Bond and Brimhall en-
tertained their school children on
the evening of Halloween, in the |
music room of the public school
building. The room was very
appropriately decorated for the
occasion with cats, bats, witches,
etc. Thew spentthe time in vari-
Gus amusements suitable to the
occasion. Refreshments of can
dy and cookies were served. All
the children reported it as "the
time of their life. +"
Jesse Gail met with a very pain
full accident last Monday which |
happened in this way. He had |
been moving a stove and having
got SCOT upon his hands, he used
gasoline to wash them. Then he |
went in to light a fire in the stove
and in lighting it the gasoline
exploded burning his arms and
hands very badly. DR.. Haywood |
was summoned and rendered
medical aid. He is. recovering, |
but 1t will be quite a while before |
he will be able to resume his
school duties.
A number of young people cele-
brated Halloween with an old |
fashioned hay rack ride. After
a delightful ride, they stopped |
outside of town and built a large
bonfire. The crowd then gathered
about the fire, joked, laughed,
sang and told ghost stories the
while they ate apples, peanuts,
popcorn, and sandwiches. They
ended the evneing by attending
the dance in the Amusement Hall.
They all returned home tired but
happy.
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