Arizona republican., 1921-03-07

company has just returned from Phoe- nix.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Darnell of a couple of months. Mrs. Darneu is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Raley.
 c. E. Broomfield and family of Casa Grande were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. John Grainge Tuesday and We'd nesday. They left for Globe to visit a sister of Mrs. Bloomfield.
 Curtis Laird returned from his fathers home near San Antonio, Texas, last Saturday.
 Mrs. J. H. Browne left for Phoenix the early part of the week to visit a friend, Mrs. Reifsynder a few days before leaving for Versailles, Mo.
 The little son of MT. and Mrs. Frank l Williams, who was operated on for throat trouble is improving rapidly. Bryon Goodrich will go to Rabbit, | Minnesota, in the near future to open a barber shop.
 Frank Morrison lost a purse contain ing between $70 and s75 Sunday even- ing between Arivaipa and Hayden, while out motoring with his family.
 The Woman's Missionary society met at the home of Mrs. Ed. Flick at 2
  a reading describing conditions in China, Mrs. Dutton gave "Glimpses of i the Work" at home and abroad. Dr. E. D. Raley gave another chapter of Community Work in the Church" 7" Plans for the supper on St. Patrick s night were discussed while refresh ments were being served. The society adjourned to meet at the church next Wednesday afternoon.
 Miss Josephine Georrig was duly
 initiated into the order of Rebekah Friday night. A social hour followed by
 refreshments was held in honor of the , occasion.
 The Woodman's Circle conferred the
 degrees of their order on Mrs. Rae Severn Saturday night. l Mrs. M. A. Mart motored to Tucson l Thursday.
 l Mrs. Deevers of Casa Grande, is r visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah Smith
 and her sister, Mrs. Gordon Kendrick 7 this week.
 l Rollo Fay, a student at the Tucsor . high school spent the week end with l his parents. MT. and Mrs. Frank Fay Mrs. o. 4. Stokes returned Sunday , after spending several weeks in Phoe- . nix.
 George w. Beebe is visiting his sis l ter, Mrs. o. A Stokes. . A A. Houston and family left early ] Wednesday morning in their car fol
 Los Angeles, where Mir Houston vii r enter the real estate business. Mis-! r Amy Smelling accompanied them as fla r as Phoenix
 n Last Sunday Mir and Mrs. D. J l. Owens. MT. and Mrs. Ray Himebaugl d and MT. and Mrs. George Robson am
 son Oscar. enjoyed an all day picni If at Cooks Lake.
 = Ross Hill returned from Phoent n Thursday in new car. He was ac a companied by his sister-in law, Mis- y Horn of Phoenix.
 l. The Pythian Sisters were entertaine IS at the home of Mrs. Jimmy Hasse
 Thursday afternoon. Fancy wor = proved a pleasant pastime and Mir l. Hasset a model hostess. y William T. Mcdonald has obtained d 30 day leave of absence from the Ra " Con- company and leaves Saturday i
 visit his property in Old Mexico. ,r Ed. Raymond, 6Frenchy), left for Al " this week, where he will be employe d by the New Cornelia Copper compan, Id The choir will give a silver tea" z a the church parlors Monday from
 D. m., for the purpose of securin le some church music. All are invited. f. J. C. Teters. accompanied by h O. mother went to Phoenix Sunday c rs business and returned Wednesday. m The friends of W. r. Steel of tT
 Bonnot company of Canton, Ohio, wi pt be pleased to hear of his promotion
 the position of chief engineer at Car Id ton MT. Steel and family left Wet 5. nesday and will spend few days ne the Grand Canyon and Denver. l- NIr. Moore, chief engineer of the ]
 Paso smelter is making a tour of ir ss spectiou and will be at tho Hayde
 smelter for few days. te Kuno Docrr will arrive here short
 for a visit.
 in Charles Studley and Judge W.
 Nash motored to Globe Monday. on Frank Blacker and family left f