Arizona republican., 1921-11-08
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 FROM CASA CYANIDE

CASA GRANDE. Nov. 5-Thurs- day afternoon Mrs. Elmer Crabb en- tertained the women of the Presby- terian church at a missionary meet ing. Mrs. Curtis, wife of Rev. Nor man Curtis gave a very interesting history of the different Indian mis- sions in the northern part of Cobra do where she and Reverend Gurus formerly lived. Mrs. Curtis has done a great deal of missionary work in the Indian tribes throughout Cobra do and Arizona Several interesting papers were read by members Of the society describing the Hopi, Navajo, Apache, Pima, Papago and Plnal ln- dian tribes. Near this town and around Tucson and the southern part of the. state are the Papagos. Pimas and Pinal Indians and great deal of research work is being done by the churches of the Presbyterian denom- ination. Mrs. J. B Steere read an interesting article ion the Pimas. Pa pagos and other southern Indians. Mrs. T. T. Smith gave an interesting paper on the Indian medicine man and his work, what he tries to ac- complish and how much he does not accomplish. Mrs. R. C. Crabb told
  seen in several Indian camps during a recent trip and of their crude mode of living, taking care of their chill dren and their manner of cooking. A short business session followed the papers, when it was decided to have food sale on Saturday. Nov. l9. Mrs. Crabb. assisted by Mrs. R. c. Crabb, served refreshments.
 Mrs Massey stopped off Friday afternoon and evening for short interval with Mrs. D. B. Pierce, en- route to her home in Phoenix.
 Pitts Wilson and Dan Peart drove over to Phoenix Wednesday and spent the day on business. MT. Will son is now preparing to take charge of the Ford garage in Chandler.
 Casa Grande friends c c. J. King, formerly of Sacaton, we're surprised to learn of his recent marriage in Phoenix to Miss Fern Horn of that city Mir. King is well known here, having been for some time superin- tendent of the experimental station at Sacaton
 Mrs. A. H. Hammer, proprietor of the Casa Grande Dispatch, spent the last week in Wickenburg where she was the guest of her sister and fam fly.
 Pitts Wilson and family on Friday moved to Chandler where they will make their future home.
 Ellie Wilson of Florence was in Casa Grande on Monday and Tues day, coming over for the Halloween dance Monday night.
 Miss Hazel Kemp, who left here last week for Phoenix and other points near there, came back to Casa Grande Sunday evening and remained here over Monday to attend the dance that evening.
 On Monday night, Halloween, the members of Company H, Arizona national guard, entertained at a mas querade affair More than 150 att tended and a great many unique cos tunes were worn. Mrs. Scott Bra ley by public opinion was judged to have had the best makeup and was given the prize The Casa Grande or chestra furnished music during the evening and dancing continued un- til late hour. The woman's auxil- iary of the American Legion had cake and cider refreshments which were served during the intermission. On Friday evening Mrs. w. N. Me- Leod entertained about 15 young la dies at her home on First street in honor Of Miss Garnita Freeman of Chicago. The young ladies arrived in costumes representing the titles of some popular book and a great deal of amusement was had in guessing who they were.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Layers will leave the latter part of November for California where they will take up their residence for the present.
 Miss Marguerite Hayes of Long Beach, a former resident Of Casa Grande who has been visiting with friends in Tucson. arrived here Fri day night and will be the guest of Miss Lucille Wilson and other friends
 Company II on Thursday moved from the local freight depot to the armory a number of rounds of am