Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
CASA GRANDE

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 Dr. Richard Glaze, formerly of Phoenix but now of Douglas spent over a week in town on professional business. Mrs. Glaze accompanied him. MT. and Mrs. J. o. Page of Holtville, Calif.. are the guests of their daugh- ter, Mrs. Geo. F. Ferguson.
 Miss Margaurite Mested of oLs An geles is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. J. Stanley.
 Joseph Anderegg, a dairyman of Riverside, Calf. is in the valley look ing for a new location. MT. Anderegg likes the pumping plants he has seen very much and is much impressed with the opportunities here.
 Miss S. M. LovejOy, the popular teacher at the Jackrabbit spent the week end taking in the sights at Ajo.
 Geo. E. Ferguson returned Monday from short visit to his former home at Silver City
 County Tax Assessor Geo Truman has been in this end of the valley the past few days on tax business.
 Mrs. Carter, two sons and a daugh- ter, have arrived from Gustine, Tex. to make their homes here. Mrs Carter is sister of MT. w. J. Hamilton, who came here last fall and recently pur-
 chased an interest with Homer Ward in the grocery business from the Casa Grande Supply company. Messr. Swingle & Kearney of the U. S. Department of Agriculture in Washington, left Monday night after spending several days at Sacaton. The experiment Station at Sacaton is con sidered a very important one and cit
 izens of Casa Grande Valley should
 be able to glean valuable information by visiting that farm.
 Hon. A. A. Worsley of Tucson, at torner for the Copperosity Mining Co
 was down consulting with J. F. Wag-
 non on mining business. The s. P. k. R. Go. is experiencing difficulty in providing room on the ore l platform at this place for all the min | ing companies who wish to ship ores 1 COpperosity, Lakeshore, Reward House Properties, Vekol, Days of Qui- jotoa, Harry Dewey, Ben s. Wilson | and several others are hauling and preparing to ship immediately MT. Parks has contracted to haul 1 about 30.0O0 tons from the Lakeshore | and with the trucks he expects to be able to load a car a day when the 1 roads get solid again.
 c. P. Haggerty of the AriZola sec tion, left this week for Worcester Mass. for a visit.
 | Don Luis Martinez left Saturday for San Diego after a short visit to his
 ranch here. Senor Bustamente who is | managing this property resides on N First St. and his family are taking
 their places in the social life of the town.
 Last week a carload of thoroughbred Holstein bulls from Luboc, Tex. were delivered to the Indian agent at Sac aton for the improvement of the cat tie on the reservation at Sacaton. The agent at Sacaton has shipped
 Egyptian cotton to Mills in Massa chusetts while c. H. Bayless of Tue son shipped several cars of wool from
 here to Boston, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. O. G. Garner of the United States Indian service returned from the east on Saturday. Mr Car ner Inspected the erection of the day schools at Chiu- Chiu and Cuckle Burr villages south.
 A carload of hogs was shipped from
 here to Los Angeles Tuesday. c. s. Mooney of Omaha visited this section last week.
 D. w. McCreary of Winnipeg, Can is looking the valley over, and may
 invest here.
 D. J. Boyce in his visits back tc his home in Barre, Vermont must
 have given good account of Casa 1 Grande Valley for he brought back with him when he returned last fal Ia party of seven, and recently cous- in has come out and will probably locate near MT. Boyce.