Arizona republican., 1921-04-02

meeting Grand Chancellor J. A. Gil bert.
 Mrs. Mabel Dykes of Los Angeles is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. T. Day.
 Mr and Mrs. J. E. Mccormick, formerly of Los Angeles, are mak- ing extensive improvements on their ranch ten miles west of town.
 The Casa Grande ball team jour neyed over to Florence Sunday aft ernoon and won it's second game of the season, 8 to '.
 The Woman's club meeting held last Saturday was we'll attended and interesting. The following program will be given Saturday, April ?: Piano solo -.......--. fae McNatt Vocal solo A Life's Lullaby Banjo solo ....... Helen I. Johnston Mental tests ..... M. s. Templeton
 Superintendent of Schools
 Mrs. Al Hoffman has returned to her home here after pending the winter with her mother in Kansas.
 George Tweedy spent last week in Los Angeles.
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Templeton were in Phoenix several days last week.
 Paul Blackmore is in Mexico on a mining trip.
 pr. John Walls has been i'll, suffer ing from poisoning. He is able to be about now.
 MT. and Mrs. w. P. Brong leave next week for Mexico, where MT. Brong has mining interests. Their | son Joseph will remain and finish the school year
 Mrs. V. E. Woolpert and children | of Alpine, Kan, are guests of MT. and Mrs Ray Woolpert. They will be joined soon by MT. Woolpert and will move to their homestead west of town.
 San Carlos week, with suitable ex- ercises. will be observed April As in all parts of the valley. Casa Grande' s special day is Thursday, April 7th- 1 R. B. Hardesty, whose Ford car
 was stolen lost week. has ben unable | to get any trace of the thieves l Bill McNatt has gone to Florence
 to work on the diversion dam. 1 MT. and Mrs. George Bonnet are 1 the proud parents of a baby girl, born Tuesday.
 | John Lingard, who has been con nected with his brother at the Hal stead lumber yard for the past year i has returned to his home in Indiana | Mir. Maxwell, who was operated on
 at the Sacaton hospital last week Tor appendicitis, is recovering. | The dedication of the new high school building a week ago Friday afternoon drew a large crowd de- spite the severe sandstorm that was raging. Miss Elsie Toles, state su- perintendent of schools, was present and was the principal speaker of the | day. After the program the build l ing was open to the public for m spection and punch was served. The swimming poo. also was open for use. | A program will be given Friday evening by the Christian Endeavor society of the Christian church in the high school auditorium at S:5O l o'clock
 Hiqh School Notes | The high school track team Will go to Florence Saturday to compete with that school. Some of the best material of the school has been SC | 1ected to take part in the meet The I1ine-up is as follows: Horace Bayne Abe Cruz, David Hill, Ava Weaver | Joe Armenia, Everett Siegriest and
 Frank Davis.
 | The agriculture class is testing milk for the COW testing assoclauon. l Members of the association are Loyd | PrOuty, Dr. heSS, AIhdlINN | Mir Ryder and the San Carlos dairy D. A. Gnareant of the bioioglca
 survey lectured to the agriculture
 class on rodent control. He offered
 prizes to the boys killing the most
 cotton tails and jack rabbits between March 20 and April 20. In the trap making contest Leland Rollins won the prize of S1 for the best rabbit trap. Adolph Spangel won prize for the second best trap Leonaro Yensen proved himself the best farm CT by winning the blowing contest. The home economies class in Voca- tionaI work prepared lunch and ac- | companied the agricultural class or
 one of it's field trips "Wednesday art ernoon. A A. Iselin attended the farmer meeting at the Mcdowell schoo house last Friday evening and gave a talk and demonstration on the care
 of bees.
 Miss Marjorie Fleming motoret over to Phoenix Sunday to attend
 Easter services at the new Trinity
 athedral
 The swimming pool will be ope , on Tuesdays and Thursdays for th'