Arizona republican., 1921-09-18
CASA GRANDE GIRL
 MARRIED ON COAST

CASA GRANDE. Sept. 16-An- nouncements of the marriage of Miss Gradys DeClercq to Charles Richard son, Sunday, Sept. Il, have been re- ceived here. The marriage took place in Long Beach, where Mrs. Richard son attended school last year. Only the Immediate members of the fami lies witnssed the ceremony. Mir. and Mrs. Frank DeClercq. who stayed in California for the wedding, returned to Casa Grande Friday.
 The enrolment at the high school has so far exceeded that of any pre- vious year, the students registering to date being 76. The pupils in the junior high number 75. The high school teachers are teaching the ju- nior grades. so that each teacher has a full quota of work. Organization of the classes has been quickly and efficiently carried out.
 Word from Los Angeles tells of the | death in that city of Ed Drew. for manAyears a. resident of Pinal coun- ty. MT. Drew and wife still own much property in and around Casa Grande, having left here two years ago because of his health. He also lived some time in Silver Bell and | Florence. MT Drew is survived by | his wife, son and a daughter, all of whom live on the coast. Burial will take place in Tucson Saturday | morning.
 Invitations are out announcing a reception at the home of MT. and Mrs J. B. Steere, in honor of Mir and Mrs. | George Richerson, the evening of September 22. Nearly 200 friends of the couple are invited.
 The Misses Dorothy Sargent and | Harriet Goodrich are attending school | at the Tempe Normal and Leven | Gurley and David Hill are attending the junior college at the Phoenix | High school.
 Members of the music department | of the Wonans' club. assisted by a chorus of young women, are practis- ing a musical sketch entitled "A Dress Rehearsal" which they expect to present at an early date in the high school auditorium.
 Fred Greene. Bill Knox. J. A Mo Kelvey and Ed DeCoursey left Satur- ! day on hunting and fishing trip which will take them through north ern Arizona and into California Y It was found necessary to re-break and reset R. Lee Hicklin's leg, which
 was broken two weeks ago. Mrs. Clark is teaching school in
 Sacaton while Miss Catherine Picone is teaching on the reservation south of Casa Grande.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Freeman and
 Delbert Freeman and family of Glen dale visited at the IL. w. Prouty ranch
 a week. MT. and Mrs. Prouty cele-
 brated their 18th wedding anniver-
 sary.
 Mrs. Charles Stegmier returned
 Thursday evening from a short visit
 with her parents MT. ..nd Mrs. J. K
 Gross of Phoenix and with other
 relatives. Saturday evening MT
 Stegmier left for a visit with hi.
 parents in Los Angeles.
 J. I. Beck and family are leaving the first of the week for Pomona , California. The Becks have mad,
 tLeir home on the Lawrence Wilson ranch while in the valley, and hav' made many friends.
 The George Lingards came in Mon 7 day morning from a visit with rela tives of both at Bloomington, H.. an, Mill Creek. Ind.
 c. F. Hirst of Phoenix, who ha. interests in this valley. was a busi 1, ness visitor here Monday and Tues
 day. Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Linninge f of Denver, also ranch owners of thi i section, were visitors Tuesday.
 Fred Eberhardt had the misfortun
 to severely burn his hand when
 cask of gasoline exploded.
 Prof. M. S. Templeton. superin
 tendent of schools here for the pas
 two years. was in town part of tn
 week with his family. who will re l main here for the winter. Professo Templeton will head the schools 0 Fl Centro, Calif., this year. ! Mir and Mrs. John Sholund an
 children are moving to winslo, s Monday, where they will live for tn n present
 e o. E. Etter has moved his barbe