Arizona republican., 1921-01-13
CASA GRADE NEWS

CASA GRANDE, Jan. 12-Wes Gates. newly appointed deputy sheriff. who was shot by a Mexican whom Gates arrested Friday evening, is recover ing, though he will be laid up for some time. The three men who were arrested gave their names as Pedro Chavez, age Is, of San Fernando, Cal; Thomas Linham, 20,s Memphis, Tenn, and Rex Du Bois, 20, Canada and Ne vada- Chavez who shot Gates, pleaded guilty to a charge of attempted mur- der. His bond was fixed at $2,50O and he was taken to Florence Saturday morning. The other two were taken to Yuma, where they are charged with robbing a store.
 Mrs. Hulda Elliot has returned from Tucson, where she visited several weeks.
 The Christian Endeavor of the Christian church served lunch in Man delrs old store Saturday noon and eve ming.
 Judge A. Van Waganen has arrived from Ft Worth, Texas and will live here The judge practiced law many years in Iowa and served in the Su- perior court of the same state.
 Ralph Lane and E. L. Green of Flor ence were here Thursday. F. J. Goodrich, who has been i'll for several days, is able to be out again.
 Mrs. Frank Plotts arrived in town Tuesday and is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ed Humphreys.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. L. Hancock are in Phoenix, where MT. Hancock is un- dergoing medical treatment
 Undertaken Fisher was called to Pi- cacho last week by the death of Alice Gertrude Chantry. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at II a. m. by Rev. N. R. Curtis.
 M. Lantz and MT. and Mrs. Miller are leaving for Fresno. Cal, to take up their residence. Mir. Lantz, who was contractor on the Bird building here. will take up contracting work there. MT. Miller will engage in carpenter . work.
 The Masonic Hall in the new Colson building has been completed and is ideal for the purpose. It is & lodge room the entire town as well as the , Masonic lodge may we'll be proud of Meetings are being held nightly and a regularly organized lodge will soon be ready for business.
 , A number of the high school students and teachers were very pleasantly en- tertained at the Seigrist home Friday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Don A. Treken ana Louise TreSell have returned from 6 holiday visit with their parents in Los Angeles.
 Rev. N. A. Coxsey, lately of Chand- Ter, has accepted a call to the Baptist church here and moved his family te the parsonage. MT. Coxsey was edu- cared in Texas and at a seminary ir Louisville, Kentucky. and has beer preaching 10 years in Indiana, Ken lucky, Texas and Tempe, Arizona. Dan Cook died at the Valley hospita Tuesday evening. MT. Cook was rancher and for some time has been g sufferer from intestinal trouble, whicf even an operation could not allay. Harold Singer and a corps of Chris tian Endeavor workers from Phoeni1 were here Sunday evening and con. ducted union meeting of the young people at the Presbyterian church Rev. A. s. Baillee addressed the wo mans club at it's regular meeting Sat urdey afternoon.
 High School Notes The boys basketball team made ; trip to Tempe Friday and played tha team, suffering a defeat 0n Saturda, afternoon 1t met the Gilbert team ol ~ the local ground, again meeting defea, l6 to 3. The latter game was playe, 1 against heavy odds. owing to the con ditien of the team from Fridays game and also because the Gilbert boys re fused to play on the high school court forcing the local team to play on tn grammar school court, which 1t ha, never used before.
 John Bertram of Pasadena, ha entered the senior class. Two sopho
 mores and one freshman have Sls been added.
 Mrs Daniel Mcguire of New For City has arrived for an extended visi with her son Jame Mcguire. Edith Eicke has entered the tunio high school. She comes from tn
 Cananea English school in Mexico.
 Mir. Johnson and wife of the Tamil
 Grocery are enjoying a visit from thei
 son and family, formerly of Marietts | Ohio. They are delighted with tn
 valley and are contemplating maxim
 their home here.
 Mrs. Bert Armstrong entertained
 number of her friends very pleasant
 Monday afternoon In honor of @ gues
 from Phoenix.
 A well attended farmers meeting wa
 held fin the chamber of commerce room, T Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Marjorie F1emings sister
 visiting her and will remain a nontl
 M V. Eusey, president of the Ra | chamber of commerce, and J. J. Mile
 and G. O. Nolan, also of Ray, were her
 Thursday in behalf of H. H. McDonal
 as successor to c. F. Schilling a
 county supervisor.
 Glen Metcalf. local representative C
 the biological survey of the state uni
 versity, Is taking a leave of ahsenc
 in Kansas City.
 R. E Mundel of Phoenix was her
 Wednesday night
 W. K. Sherinyou was visiting th
 vocational school shops in Phoenix la. | week.