Arizona republican., 1921-06-13

NEWS OF INTEREST
 FROM CASA CYANIDE. CASA GRANDE. June II. - The Masonic lodge here has had busy week. Thursday evening was the tuition of the chapter. and there was a full attendance. Saturday evening the second degree was given to one candidate. Monday evening the first degree was given to three candidates
 Tuesday evening the newly elected council held it's first meeting. Three members were present. T. R. Peart. e. w. Lingard and J. B. steere. MT. Peart was named mayor Consider able business was transacted
 Mir. and Mrs E. Byron Browne and daughter. Miss Helen. left this week for California to make their future home. Miss Browne is vo- calist of ability and will be much missed in musical circles
 Mir. and Mrs. Adams are the pay ents of baby boy. born Monday.
 
 Woman's club is affiliatinR with the national organization Many mem bers have been secured and plans are being made for musicales to be held regularly.
 Miss Emma Maxwell left Tuesday morning for Flagstaff. where she will attend the Normal The previous evening a number of her friends gave her a pleasant farewell party.
 With the close of the state univer- sity. several students are returning to their homes. Those who came are: Clifford Clements. Elizabeth Bayne and Victor Kilcrease- Mar garet Peck and Florence Jackson returned to their home ct Toitec- The De Clercqs left this week for { the coast to spend the summer They are making the trip by auto.
 c. F. Richardson attended the Shrine meeting at Phoenix Tuesday , evening
 George Tweedy has returned from Los Angeles. where he took hi. daughters and young son for the summer
 pr. Walls Is leaving for New Mex. r leo for the summer. He will reoper ? his office here in the fall. Mrs. Esther Wilcox and lfttl' daughter. Shirley. who. spent tn, winter here with the formers father IF. Bamesburger. have gone to Lol I Angeles.
 i Jean vaIette and R. F. H<Fdest' { have returned from a motor trip t' the Grand Canon and other point = in the northern part Of the state.
 Oracle is proving a ponulsr nlac
 for weekend auto trips IL Is a hun dred- d-mtie trip on good roads am e should prove increasingly popular a ; the summer advances Mrs. George Ferguson has ron
 to Guaymas. Mexico. where her hue
 band is engaged in the mining bust
 ness
 d Sheriff and Mrs. Thurman wer Q here Tuesday.
 y Mir. and Mrs. oswah Renner an IT children left Thursdav for an ex I- tended trip. including. Bowie. Roose " welt and California 70 Hal Pird of Phoenix was a bus It ness visitor here Saturday. Mir Havxood. superintendent C Is the Pima Indian reservation at Saca
 ton. and Mrs. Hayeood were her
 Wednesday to meet their son. wh le returned from Atlanta. Ga. where l. has been attending school. le Corrine Harris who has been s' l. tending school at Las Crusas. N. N
 's home for the summer.
 Mrs. TarvD. son Ray. and Mir to eohe-' N~Satt were Phoenix shoI D. pers Tuesday.
 ,e Miss Dorothy Sargent. who has iu
 graduated from the Mesa high scho<
 is home to spend the summer vii ,,. her parents. Mir. and Mrs M E. Sai ,s gent
 n, Amandus Peters has purchas, .s the Bennett meat market
 The Carrprnfers' and Jointer r unior met with William Weston
 Monday evening
 Mrs. Albert cubiIlas has return, T. fro-, trip to Los Angeles Fl Miss Eva Louise Steere cShopp> o, and visited relatives in Phoen
 Tresdsv and Wednesday.
 Paul Hir~haw has returned from
 business trfn fo Long Reach Ms
 Hinshnw i~ vAritir~ in whsffi~r
 J. r. Lewis and w. J. schn'xe a
 in Mexico on a mining exr~dffion. ch Mir and Mrr. Thomas whsiev a se he parents of new son. born Tue ,,e dav.
 Rur rprnf1fou wss fin Teuns ia sa week wNfre ttve-e he visited his a! "a Ger Gladys .f the Normal at N- and Mrs GIsdsord srnish . or tn Flagstaff From sherr Mrs Smi he will go to New York for the sur "e mer.
 ,is Don rrekeu -h'pred carload
 hogs to the coast lest week.
 A A. Jayne w1'i ssnon toin his SO
 m the coast snr the summer. IF M- end Mrs George B~nne -a daughter Margaret ard Ia Pye; in '-ove to Phoenix wednesdsv of Mrs. H. Barnerburrer entr-tair
 the woma-,- society of the Fresh 70. terian cbn-cA Tfrursday afternoon. or Mrs Robert Denton entertained os cards Thursday evening.
 The Seq Arizona First" campai lar 's not proving very successful he nir Judging from the number of peoI ~ who arc leaving for the coast ,,, The cheerful feature about an however. is that they always col -s back.
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