Daily Arizona silver belt., January 12, 1909, Page Page Six, Image 6

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The Archer Ballet
The Swimming Number
The Orange Chorus
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FROM THATCHER
THATCHER, January O.-O. C. J6ncs
has returned from Duncanxwhoro he
has been spending ttaoiholJdayiiJsj
0. 0. Ruckcr of St. JosophMo., rdp
resenting a hardwaro company, uloo
JoHn McCourt, of tho Armour Packing
company of El Paso, wore visitors in
Thatcher on Friday.
Orson Tyler has purchased a pleasant
homo on Uppor Main streot from Sam
uel B. Tcnny, Jr.
Bishop Potcrson is probably thobus
lost man in town at tho prosont time.
Besides tho rcsponsibility.of ovor a hun
dred, students in the, acadomy, ho has
an imense lot of work in his bisbop'a
office, making out annual reports. The
lights in his ofiico nro scon burping each
night until a late hour.
Mrs. Mnry A.. Hoopcs iji out again
after having been shut in for two weeks
with la grippe.
Ccutral ias. just completed a" new
school houso at a cost of $1,000. It is
built of cement blocks nnd is convenient
in overy particular. Tho school hns just
moved in, and though tho teachors, Rol
lin Jones and Miss Ellis Curtis havo
bpen doing excellent work, thoy feel
that thoy enn accomplish much moro in
such convenient quarters. Central is
very proud of thoir now building.
The Central district school basket
ball team went to Mntthowsvillo on
Friday afternoon to play a match gamo
with tho girls down there. Tho Central
girls came out victorious.
VH. C. Layton, who has b,con ward
clork for tho past year, -has. resigned
and his plnco has been filled by John
Morris. Mr. Layton has proven himsolf
a very faithful and competent clerk,
and tho people havo appreciated his ef
forts, but, it is believed that Mr. Morris
will prove to be equally good.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvil' Williams of
Franklyn have been visiting with their
relatives at Pima nnd Thatcher this
week.
The growth of tho Thatcher district
schools is constant ami rapid. Last
year six teachers did tho work and at
the beginning of this year it was found
necessary to add the soventh teacher,
and now tho departments aro all crowd
cd to their utmost again. Tho Mexican
children havo not ben attending school
very well, nnd tho trustees mado a can
vass of the Mexican districts with t.
view of urging their attendance, but
found so many more thnn they had ex
pectcd, that thoy could not be crowdod
in, so they rented a hOuso near the
Mexican district, hired Mrs. S. F. Hoy
wood as teacher and opened up a Mex
ican school this week. Mrs. Hoywooil
has had a good deal of experience with
Mexican children, also with others, and
has proven herself a very competent
and successful teacher. Fifteen Moxi
can children woro in attendance tlx
first day, with a promise of moro in tlu
future. This is thought to bo a goon
move,and wo bolicvo it- will provo a ben
efit to both the white children and the
Mexicans.
A ploasant surpriso party was given
Miss Iono Layton, on Friday evening
the ocension being her thirteenth birth
day. Tho company gathorcd. at Mrs.
Elizabeth Layton 'a homo and went in
a body to Iono's homo and gave her i
genuine surprise. A numbor of pleasant
games woro enjoyed for a time, after
which refreshments woro served. lone
was muqh pleased at tho honor shown
her, and .ill were dclighto dwfth tho suc
cess and pleasures of the oveping.
Tho theatre given by tho SnffordDrn
aiatlc club'iu tho Thatchor Amuscmont
hall Friday oveningwas well attended
nnd enjoyed. This was tho first appear
ance of tho now club, though a number
of them were players' of experience and
reputation.. Though tho play was some
what Hght, tho players gavo promise
of cxcellont. results In tho future. Tho
piny was given as a bonefit for tho new
Acadomy building, and was followed
by a danco which closed at midnight.
Tho Acadomy orchestra furnished tho
music for both tho play and tho danco
frco of charge.
Tho Pollysophical association mot at
tho Acadomy building on Friday even
ing, and after appointing Silas Larson
as chairman, was oponod with a soiec
tion from tho Academy orchestra. .Tamos
A. Duko offered tho opening prayor,
then David Loe gavo tho local holiday
events. Tho class in cbomistry was
givon tho rest of tho time. Prof.- Wick
som told of a few of tho advantages of
studying chemistry, which -was followed
by, somo interesting, experiments by the
class. Tho closing number waB a vocal
duct by Misses Huth Kimbnll and Loin
Mortenson. Tho academy havo decided
to hold thoir Pollysophical society on
Thursday evenings hereafter instead of
Friday evenings, and instead of having
lectures as in tho past, tho different
classes of tho academy aro to furnish
the programs.
A- number of new students entered tho
Academy after the Ncw.oYar. Among
them were Nora Anderson of Pima, Mil
ton Curtis of St. David, Mr. Tryan of
tho same place, Miss Middlcton nnd
Archie Cluff.
THATCHER, January 10. The
Brinkerhoff houso has been unusually
full of traveling men for tho last few
days.
Will Ollcrton returned on Friday
from tho Johnson mines, whoro Ire has
been laboring for tho past few months.
Ferry Evans of Central went to Mot
ealf on Saturday. Ho has secured work
there and expects to ronmin (or some
time. '
For the last five weeks our popular
stage driver, Wm. Edwards, his been
laid up with a severe case of la grippe)
but is beginning to get out again now.
Parley S. Sabin of St. David, father
of Miss Alice Sabin, one of our most
faithful and popular students at the
Academy, is visiting with his daughter
at Thatcher, ell will also visit with rel
atives at Eden. -
Mrs. Lillio Edwards ridos a pony to
and from her school morning ane ovo
nlng to Lono Star district, a" distanco
of'cight miles. She hns a nice school
of about thirty pupils, including both
whito and Mexican. Besides this sho
conducts a class at Thatcher each even
ing in stenography and tpyowriting. .
t A social party took plncc at tho jiomo
of Ed. Allen of Pima on Saturday even
ing. A number of their neighbors nnd
friends woro invited in to enjoy a fino
new phonograph which thoy had just
purchased. A ploasant evening was
spent, nnd enjoyed very much.
"An Old Maid's Triumph," a pleas--ing
comedy,) was played at Pima on Sat
urday evening by iho Edon Theatrical
company. It wns a good play, and all
handled thoir parts nicely. . A good
sized audience greeted them, arid tho
play was much onjdycd.
Q. P. SkouBon is adding two now
rooms to his houso, which "will mako a
very comfortablo homo. David Leo is
ading several now rooms to his houso,
and is building thorn of comont blocks.
Ho is sparing no pains to .mako it
comfortablo, convenient and woll fin
ished. Mr. Thomas Rose has just to
paired and painted his house. R. 0.
Layton hns also boon ropairing his
home. Improvements seem to bo going
on ovory whoro nnd Thatchor is build
ing up steadily.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Allou, 8r., havo
moved out on Bishop Wolker's farm on
Ash crook, Thoy havo leased, tho farm
and oxpect to remain thcro for several
yonrs. Mrs. Allen's religious class gavo
her a pleasant surpriso beforo her de
parture. Ash creek is becoming a pop
ular farming district. Bishop Welkor,
Frank Tyler, W. A .Moody, Will Big
lcr of Central, also Bishop Porter of
cCnfral, and Ralph Lucus of Pima and
others have taken up farms thcro in tho
last two years, nnd tho district is being
transformed from a mesquite wilderness
to smiling fields. The land raises splen
did crops with little water, and tho
mountain streams seem to be supply
ing sufficient.
THATCHER, January 11. A large
house full of people were in attendance
at tho regular sacramental service Sun
day afternoon. Tho stake presidency,
Andrew Kimbnll, C. M. Layton and
John Nash, were present for tho pur
poso of making their official visit. Af
ter the choir had rendered several beau
tiful hymns and tho sacrament was ad
ministered, Bishop Peterson read the
yearly ward charity and maintenance
reports. Tho remaining time was then
given into tho hands of the stake pres
idency to use as they saw fit. President
Kimbnll then took the pulpit, and high
ly commended tho excellent reports
read, and congratulated tho people on
having a good financial bishopric. He
said that ho was thankful that througli
local option wo had had the privilege
of ridding our town of its ono saloon,
that through tho efforts o ftho presid
ing authority of the ward that every
thing of an ovil naturo had been ban
ished from our dances and parties; the
peoplo wero boing disciplined and con
trolled; tho academy is growing and
flourishing, nnd that conditions were
growing towards tho ideal. Ho t)n'u,
"We want to be tho town of clean and
puro society, of beautiful nnd happy
homes, and wo want to bo tho educa
tional center." Bishop Petorson fol
lowed Prcsidont Kimball, and said that
there wero still a fow among us who
cared littlo for education, advancement,
puro society or anything else of nn ele
vating nature, and thnt they were ngw
tating tho movement of a billiard hall
and pool table. Ho read a petition that
had been written by some of tho lead
ing citizens asking the city council to
forbid the placing of theso things in
Thatcher. Ho said, "You will all havo
a chance to sign or rofuso to do so."
A number of tho loadiug citizens in
tho audicnfcc arose bu turns, nnd ex
pressed their viows.
R. 0. Layton mado a, motion to the
effect that tho petition bo adopted as
tho mind and will of tho peoplo of
Thatcher. It was finally put to a vote,
and about of about thrco hundred peo
plo who wero in attondnnco nt tho
church, overy ono stood up in favor of
it, savo one, who gavo his opposing
vote. At tho closo of tho moetiog, all
wont to, tho .table to put thoir names
to tho petition.
Sunday evoning the house was again
filled with young peoplo at tho Mutual
Improvement association. Tho prelim
inary program consisted of a talk de
scribing a canning factory, by John
Morris, which was followed by a duct
by Alma Sessions and Ivan Gardner.
Tho work done in the class departments
was good, and tho whole meeting was
profitable and iuterestin.
Mrs. Laura Bingham, who for several
years was one of the most popular
singers, in Thatcher, is back in the choir
again. Her services will be a great help
and will be appreciated, as they have
always been.
Two beautiful now pianos have been
received in town. One at tho home
of Prof. Larscn, and the other at the
meeting house.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Green of Solo
mouvillo were visitors at Thatcher Sun
day aftcrnodn.
Mrs. Pinkie Chlarson died suddenly
at her homo on Monday morning. Sho
had been ailing for somo time, but
became seriously ill about three dayi
ago. Dr. PJatt said sho died of a coa
plication oi diseases. several yean
ago she was left the widow of Mr. El
liot, and a few months ago was mar
ried to Lars Chlarson. Sho is tb
daughter of W. A. Poscp, and was i
beautiful young woman. Tho sadde
feature of all is that sho leaves seven)
little children.
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Croup positively stopped in twentj
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