Arizona republican., 1921-02-16
Casa Grande NelUs

 Bailee. Representative George N. Hall The new board will take control ana have things going in fine shape soon' it is confidently expected.
 An efort was made last week by the Florence Chamber of Commerce, to move the immigration office from Casa Grande to Florence. This office has been located here over five years, Ward Davies being the, first officer The office of fair commissioner is combined with it, and the exhibits have won premiums every year. Ted Healy is the present incumbent. A large del- egation of Casa Grande citizens ap- peared before the board of supervis- ors and largely through the efforts of Scott w. Prouty. who brought our claims to the office to the notice of the supervisors in a very convincing way, succeeded in having it retained here The immigration office is a great ad- vertising medium for the town and valley and it's retention is a benefit to all.
 Mike" Hernandez, plasterer and stone mason and a we1l-known ana very much respected Casa Grandlte oI long standing, died in Mexico last week. .sMil5e'' was born in Le Mesa, New Mexico, and came to Florence 40 years l ago. After a short stay there he came l to Casa Grande, where he has been | ever since. A few weeks ago he went on a trip to Mexico, and the news or l his demise comes as regretted sur prise.
 Mrs. Glover, wife of the well-known cashier of the First National bank, has arrived from Kansas City and will live | here.
 Mrs. Bayne and family spent the eek-end at their ranch home.
 Judge Baughn and Mir. Clemons of Florence were here Sunday.
 y,ia r, ya a a house in the Myers addition and are now taking boarders and roomers.
 w. H. Sheringan was in Tucson Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Weaver and baby of Florence spent the week -end here.
 Mrs. Blackmore, assisted by Mrs. Moore Carpenter, entertained Saturday night in honor of the estimable St. 1 Valentine.
 James Wedge was in Phoenix Sun day.
 Mrs. Mcdonald has as her guest at her ranch home, her friend, Miss Gill; lette.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. c. Windsor enter | tained Misses Georgia BrQwning and Helen Johnston at dinner Thursday evening.
 Grandma" Hardestv has been quite i'll for over a week. Her son and fam fly have also been i'll, but are improv- l ing.
 Deep regret was felt here from the | news of the death of Bliss Barley, at I Mesa. MT. Early's parents live here ! and the young man was well known in Casa Grande.
 The law recently passed by the city , council, recurring tight garbage cans,
 and providing for the removal of all
 garbage by exacting a monthly fee
 from residents. is being rigidly en-
 forced. This should do much to pre-
 vent the spread of disease by flies this
 summer.
 !, News has been received here of the
 marriage in Los Angeles of Ted Healy
 owner and editor of the Bulletin to
 Miss Rosa Reed, business woman oi Phoenix. The couple expect to arrive
 here this week.
 J. B. RickeI has taken Jack Regan's place with the Standard OH company here
 Last Wednesday number of ladies
 met in the Odd Fellows hall to organize ' a lodge of Rebeccas. They will meei on Wednesday nights and all eligibles l are invited to attend. Robert Denton was in Florence or business Tuesday. , Miss Edith Sargent very pleasantly : entertained Miss Ronella Kruse ant Messrs. Clarence Wilson and Raou 7 Hancock, Wednesday evening. 3 Mir. and Mrs. w. r. Clements were 5 in Phoenix last week, where MT. Gle. I ments attended the cattle mems meet 9 ing.
 , Roy S. Williams of Illinois invested
 in valley land last week. He will i'm. I prove the land himself . Mrs. James Kruse entertained witf a tea Monday afternoon D John Blalock drove over to Phoeni1 Sunday with Russell Wilson s The Lyceum number "The Colleens. I given Saturday evening in the higl e 1 school auditorium drew a large crowt r md was very much enjoyed by all s The company is composed of four yer, n talented young ladies. The program
 was musical, piano. violin, flute ant | vocal. Several readings were als, f much enjoyed.
 = Emil Eenke and Mary Kochsmeier O both of Casa Grande, were marriet Q last week in Florence . Casa Grande is to have a machin n gun company. Petition for it wa . made some time ago. Definite organi
 zation will be perfected this week. = The following program will be givei . by the music comittee of the Woman e club, Saturday afternoon at 2:3 t o'clock in the high school auditorium l. a. Qui Nive Gan d D. Polanafse Militaire in A minor. O Mrs. Robert Denton. Mrs. J. c. n bFoSSrnan. s a. Magdeli1e at Michiers Gate. .. - .... ........ Liza Lehma s b. Since First Met Thee. .Reubenstei
 Mrs Youtsey - II An Arizona Poem Mrs. Selest e Weaver
 y a. Memorial Hymn $ b. The Spinner .-.....-.....-. Selecte e High School Glee Club . IS a. sixth Nocturne -........ .Leybac D. n l. Mrs. Bryant d a. Daph1neS Love ............. Arn y b. Haunt of the Witches. Cora Gossar 1t Winifred R. Green Il Violin Solo ............ Selecte
 Milton Edelman 10 a. SLilS on .-......... l.. Denz s, b. Destination H. de Fontenaille l. Helen Derone Browne I. a. The Last Smile ..-.. .Wollenhaur y b. Nazurka ......... Chapi
 Mrs. w. R. Scott
 a Ahsent Metca
 b. Annie Laurie
 J Jewel Winburne Le Compte q. Fruehling Rauschen ..... Sindin . b. Etude, Opus 10 No. Ia. Chapi
 Georgia Lucas Curtis
 a. On the Road to Mandalay-Kiplin at b. Since Thy Lips Touched Mine. Iy ........-.......... NJ T. Salte