Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
NEW HOTEL OPENS
 AT CASA GRANDE

CASA GRANDE, Dec. 7.-The San Carlos hotel opened for business Satur- day. There are 2S rooms, eigbt with private bath all well equipped and splendidly furnished. There is a large lobby downstairs and parlor upstairs W. T. Day, Jr.. will manage the hotel. The annual bazaar given by the Womans club was held Saturday in the San Carlos ice cream parlor fine display of all kinds of fancy work was made, also candy, food and plain articles of clothing. A novel feature was the 'Rogues' Gallery" containing baby pictures of many of the promi- nent grown-ups of the town. Many of the pictures were quite amusing. | 4 curfew law is being enforced in an effort to keep all children under Is off the streets after s at night. Some | petty thievery brought this question to crisis, where immediate action was necessary.
 | A mum" party will be held Friday evening by the Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church.
 Everett Seigrist is reported to be quite i'll. He has been confined to his home for several weeks.
 Word has been received that the local high school boys received third prize in the stock judging contest at
 the state fair. Frank Davis. Floyd Powell and Ben Templeton represented the school.
 l A very interesting basketball game
 was played on the local court when Casa Grande met the fast Chandler quintet Friday afternoon. The visitors
 were outplayed by a score of 26 to 30
 The local team is doing itself proud
 this year and the game Friday was the
 best example of team work yet shown
 Abe Cruz, despite a sprained shoulder
 was the individual star. Mrs. Strasner has been quite i'll for
 several days.
 Deputy Sheriff Spear has resigned and Wesley w. Gates has been ap-
 pointed to fill his place.
 The young people of the Christian D church enjoyed a hay ride Friday even , ing.
 Mrs Wilbur Whitcomb, who wal f operated on for appendicitis last week ' is reported to be recovering nicely.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Culberson of Lo' r. Angeles, parents of Mrs. Pitts Wilson f are paying her a visit. They drov' e through in their auto. n The Girl Scouts met with their cap
 tain Thursday evening and enjoyed f candy making.
 Casa Grande is talking gold thes t days since the discovery of what seem = to be a 12-foot vein, 40 miles south, a Il the old Sheridan mine. John Annesh e fax and Paul Hinshaw claim the homo Y of discovery, and all who have seen tn : ore report it is really gold. Automo : piles are vending their way to tn n spot hourly and, should the strike prov IT to be all it seems to be, boom doubt e less will result
 The Mems club of the Presbyteria. 1t church enjoyed a quail hunt and roas l. 1 Tuesday, killing over twenty of tn o dainty morsels.
 Mrs. Hauck has rented her hom ; and will leave soon for the coast, wher . she will spend some months. Fl The Tucker store at Sacaton burne
 recently. the loss amounting to $20, ,00 E This store was the chief supply hous E on the reservation.
 An attempt to rob Mandelrs stoI
 failed Thursday morning early becaus \ of the vigilance of Nightwatchman Nc \ Bride.
 Some changes in the organization E the grammar school are in progress \ order to relieve the congested cond K tion.