Graham guardian., 1920-01-02
THATCHER NEWS

Peter MortenSen was I'm town
Monday and Tuesday, visiting
with relatives.
Mrs. Luther Green is in Globe
this week, visiting with friends
and relatives.
Lynn Knudsen has beer bed
fast for the past three weeks with
sciatica rheumatism.
Miss Veda Rowley, who spent
the HOLIDAYS in Tucson, returned
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. Bloomfield, of Duncan.
was in town this week spending
the holidays with mis- family.
Miss Eta Gale, who has been
in Miami for the past few weeks.
returned home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Claire Hubbard, of Miami
is in town this week. visiting with
her mother. Mrs. Nancy Knud-
sen.
Miss Roxy BrimhalI left Satur-
day morning for Mesa. to spend
the holiday vacation with her pa
rents.
William McRae, who was in
Miami last week, spending the
holidays, returned home Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Damron
and wife, of Clifton, are in town
this week, visiting with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Idella Tyler, of Klondyke,
Is here spending the holidays with
her husbands parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank N. Tyler.
Seth Hopes has sold his farm
in the western part Of town to |.
j. Palmer, of~Eden, the consider
alton being 500, 600.
Lorin Nelson, who spent the
Christmas holidays at his home
in Tucson, returned here Sunday
evening in time for the opening
of school Monday morning.
DR.. J. Neil Haywood left Sat
urday for Duncan. He is there
for the purpose of purchasing a
ranch. He will return home in
timefor the New Years holidays.
Miss Mary Nicholson lef
Thursday evening for Miami to
spend the holidays with friends
and relatives. She will return
home in time toresume her school
duties Monday morning.
Leland Haywood, who has been
in the Hawaiian Islands laboring
as a missionary for the past two
years, received an honorable re-
lease and returned home this
week, arriving here Monday eve
ming.
Marshal Allen and Mayor Lay
ton are supervising the repair
work on First East street this
week. The big plow and grlvel
teams are busy and the street
promises to put on a new app ear
ance in the near future.
A little Christmas present was
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Moody, on December 2Sth.
The giver was Mr.. Stork and tha
present a tiny baby boy. Th,.
gift was very welcome and the
parents are very proud of the
new conner. Both mother and
baby are progressing nicely.
The dance gwen here Christ
mas night, for the benefit of the
missionaries out in the fields of
labor, was a great success. The
whole town turned out, old folkS
as well as young. The net Sro-
ceeds from the dance was yearly
eighty dollars, so the daace was
considered all around successful,
financially, as well as socially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bently Sessions
and family. of Warren arrive3
here early last Thursday morning
to spend the Christmas holidays
with MIR. Sessions parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Sessions. They
remained here until Sunday and
then returned to their home,
accompanied by Mrs. Edgar Ses-
sions, who will spend a month or
so there visiting with them.
The funeral services of Miss
Frances Rollo, the nine-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo,
were held in the Relief Society
Hall. Tuesday afternoon, at 200
O'Clock. The little girl had been
ill for some time with appendicl-
tis and died Monday at her home
in Layton.
The room in which the services
were held was appropriately dec
Grated for the occasion. with the
usual white bunting and white
flowers.
Members of the Thatcher East
and West Ward choirs furnished
the music. The speakers were:
Burt Hopes. President John F.