Arizona republican., 1921-09-13
SCHOOL OPENS SEPT.
 F 1T CASA GRANDE

CASA GRANDE, Sept. 8. - The Casa Grande schools will open Mon day morning. Sept. 12. The grammar school has been cleaned and every thing put in readiness in anticipation of good years work. The high school will not be handicapped as it was at the beginning of last year. All grades, including the sixth, will be in the grammar building and the seventh and eighth will form a ju- nior high school in the new building. On account of the resignation of w E. Gordon as superintendent each school will be conducted under it's own principal. In the high school A. A. Isilin will be principal and will teach vocational agriculture. A. s. Baillie will teach English and dra- matics; Leroy Hanson, mathematics and science; Miss Lillian Woods, 1 Spanish and commercial; Miss Mar garet Galatin, vocational economies; Charles G. Carson, history, and J. H. Blacklidge, manual training and car pentering.
 M. c. Windsor will be principal of 1 the grammar school and will teach l the sixth grade: Fred Kohn, fifth grade and athletics; Lucille Wilson, fourth grade; Edith Sargent. third grade; Lydia Beck, second grade; Mrs. Claude Jones. second grade; Gladys Hamilton, first grade, and Alice Windes, first grade
 Wednesday morning at an impres- l sive sunrise ceremony, Miss Eva Louise Steere and George E. Richer
 son were united in marriage on the lawn of the. home of the brides par
 ents, MT and Mrs. J. B. Steere. The
 Rev. N. R.. Curtis of the Presbyterian church read the ceremony. The couple stood under a bower of green cry and were unattended The
 guests were Rev. and Mrs. Curtis, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Steere, MT. and Mrs. L. P. Matthews, Mir. and Mrs M. C. Windsor. w. J. Hamilton. Miss l Gladys Hamilton and Miss Lucile l Wilson. After trip to coast points the couple will be at home to their friends in the Colson house. l The first regular meeting of the
 Casa Grande Woman's club will be held Saturday afternoon, Sept. "A. The program will be under the di- rection of the home economies de- | partment, of which Mrs. F. l.. Davis
 is chairman. The program as out l lined is: Roll call; ideas on consid- eration for each other in the home 1. open discussion on how girls should | uTeSS TOT SGIOOl, dilU oNAiOoi l The high school girls will be in vited to attend the discussiofl--- Mrs. Ben Wilson is president of the club for the year and under her di-
 rection some profitable programs
 have been arranged.
 Monday afternoon fire was discov-
 cred in the Southside Mercantile I company store, owned and managed : by R. Armenia. The day being
 holiday and the store closed. the fire gained much headway before it was discovered The stock and fixtures
 were a complete loss and the build l ing, which is owned by William
 Shonnessy, is badly damaged. The
 stock was partly covered by insur-
 anee
 Clifford Paulk is leaving soon foi
 Texas, having resigned his place witf
 the Swanzey Lumber company. Mrs
 Paulk and little daughter left Tues
 day evening for Center, Tex, to visIl
 her mother for several months.
 J. l.. Harmon has rented the Jear
 Valette cottage for the winter and
 o. L. Hancock and family have
 moved into the cottage vacated by the Paulks.
 Mrs. M. E. Sargent returned last
 week frcm a visit with relatives al
 Manhattan, Kan, and other midwest
 points.
 Mrs. Emma Hill and daughter Fac were visitors here last week. They