Arizona republican., 1921-12-06

hood days here. She will remain in Casa Grande about 10 days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Pitts Wilson and three children of Chandler spent Thanksgiving day here the guests of MT. and Mrs. James Wilson. Pitts Wilson is now manager of the Ford agency in Chandler.
 M. Parker. who lives on the Pitts Wilson ranch west Of town, is very i'll.
 W. W. Lockhart, special agent for the Standard Oil company at Ray and Hayden, stopped over here on Thursday and spent the day with | his parents and his brother, Joe | Lockhart and family. Mir. Lockhart was en route to Ray and Hayden l after a visit with his wife, who is spending some time with her par ents in Los Angeles.
 William Stroud, well known local | ly, has gone to Los Angeles, where | he has a contract for several weeks work.
 Dan Peart, Forest Rainey and Miss | Garnita Freeman drove to Chandler | on Friday
 Joe Lockhart, connected with the Standard Oil company here. cele- brated his birthday anniversary | Wednesday.
 On Saturday evening, November 29, Miss Alice Peart entertained number ef her young friends at the home of her parents, Mayor and Mrs T. R. Peart. Tho affair was given as a compliment to the young folk who were here from cut of town vis- iting during the Thanksgiving vaca- ton.
 Rev. Norman 1T. Curtis was in nd Sunday
 The electric lights were out Thanksgiving week and a part of last week on account of the break in the machinery at the power plant The engine has been repaired to certain extent, but 1t was decided at a meeting of the city council re- gently that a new power engine was
 necessary.
 | Mr. an1 Mir. John E. Mccormick, who own a ranch near town. re- 1 turned this week from California,
 where they have been since Septem- 1 Der. They drove through and will 20 out to their ranch shortly to | spend the winter.
 l Mrs. A. G. Burtis and children ar | rived last week from year spent | in Japan They have resided in the l Orient since last Christmas and will
 spend the winter in this valley. MT. l Burtis will spend the coming year
 in Japan.
 l Miss Marguerite Hayes, who has 1 been spending a month here with
 friends, left Saturday night for her
 home in Long Beach. Miss Hayes will return shortly after the hoh- days and remain here until summer. She has been the guest of Miss Lu-
 cille Wilson during her visit here.
 The woman's aiG society of the
 Presbyterian church held pleasant
 meeting Thursday afternoon of the
 past week with Mrs w. N. Mcleod
 at her home on First street.
 The Standard oil company on Sat
 urday of this week opened a new
 sub station at Florence. Heretofore
 oil and gasoline has been furnished
 by truck from Casa Grande. Roy Oliver of this city was sent to Flor ence to have charge of the truck deliveries there, while Jack Ragan, formerly of Casa Grande, was made agent in charge of the station. C. J. Boron, who has been Tn charge of the American Railway and Express company's office here for the past month, 'leayes December for Fl Paso. -s----=- Several auditors of the Mountain States Telephone company were in l town this week checking up the To- cal office prior to the giving up ol the office by Mrs. Leila Stroud, who 4 has had charge here the past year After checking out Mrs. Stroud. the auditors checked in the new man. ager, Miss Jessie Thomasen, who vii 5 be in charge now and will be assisted by Miss LiIlys Greenhaw. ' Mrs. Elva sVotaw, who lives on ranch west of town. pleasantly en-
 tertained a number of young friend:
 Thursday evening.
 Guy F.. Marshall of Ontario, Cal.
 arrived here this week and will gc
 at once to his homestead, 15 miles west of town.
 Pinal county Is now grading thu Summerland road and will soon hav' it in splendid condition for touring Federal hank inspectors were il Casa Grande Monday and Tuesda! making the semi annual inspection of the First National bank. The report the bank in an excellent condi ton and that it Is now one of thu 1 strongest banks in Pinal county. On December the beautiful Indiar play "Hiawatha" will be presented at the high school auditorium by tn musical department of the Woman club. There will be poetical read. ing and tableaux and 15 real Indian l