Arizona republican., 1921-09-06
LATE NEWS NOTES
 FROM CASA GRANDE

CASA GRANDE. Sept 4-Friday afternoon Mrs. Norman Curtis enter tained between 50 and 50 guests at her home, the Presbyterian manse, in honor of Miss Eva Louise Steere. The affair was a pretty shower and Miss Steere was the recipient of number of beautiful and useful ar- ticles for her new home. The mar riage of Miss Steere and George r. Richerson of this city. will be an event of Sept 2.
 Thursday afternoon a pleasant meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church was held at the home of Mrs. c. F. Pearce, near the new high school building This was the first meeting of the year. following the summer vacation. and the ladies planned a number of things which they will do during the season.
 w. P. Clements of the Casa Grande valley bank was in Chandler on busi- ness the early part of the week.
 Mrs. 10. J. Gungle. who was spend ing several days last week and the first part of this week here with Dr. Gungle, has returned to Oracle, where she and their three children will spend the next month.
 MT. and Mrs. L. C. Westbrook of Santa Rosa, came totown last Sat urday and Spent Sunday and Monday with MT. and Mrs. Carr McNatt and family. Mrs. Westbrooks mother. Mrs H. w. Smith, returned to her home in Waco. Texas. Monday eve ming. She had been visiting here about two months.
 Mrs. Ben $. Wilson, secretary of the child's welfare board, attended meeting which was held in Florence on Aug. 26. She went there to con- fer with Mrs. H. A. Guild. The board consists of Mrs. J. Backstein of Ray. president; Mrs. Ben S. Wilson of Casa Grande, secretary, and Mrs J. M McPherson of Superior and Mrs. Powell of Florence
 Any cause of abuse or neglect of children should be reported to the board for investigation.
 Any person or persons in the coun ty who would like a child for adop- ton should place their application with the board and every effort will be made to meet the requirements.
 Judge O. J. Baughm of Florence left last week for Cincinnati. where he will be present a: meeting of the Kentucky State Bar association. He will be in Ohio for several weeks. During his absence Mrs. Baughn and child are visiting in Phoenix with relatives and friends.
 L. W. MeAdanis and family of Phoenix are planning to move to Casa Grande very shortly. MT. Me Adams is secretarr of new electric power company and will be actively interested in the work in this valley. J. NJ. Rainey. D. H. Prettyman. and Arthur Hauser left last Sunday for an overland trip to Los Angeles and the beaches. Messrs Rainey and Prettyman will be gone about two weeks.
 Dr. Charles E. Rhone. who is work ing on his ranch northeast of town. left the first of the week for a short business trip to Los Angeles
 Pete" Dinero. one of the s. P. men from Tucson, is in this city and will be here for several weeks as- sisting with the local work.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. T. Smith and two children, Gene and Virginia, have re- turned from a two months trip through the east. during which they visited New York. Washington, Bal ! timore. Philadelphia and points in with relatives of Mr. smith. The last weeks of their visit were spent in Cleveland.
 Mrs. J. J. Rruse and daughter. Miss Ronella, returned to Casa .Grande Wednesday morning from month i stay in California. Miss Ronella at tended a six weeks summer school in | Los Angeles.
 ED. Chance, postal inspector from Phoenix paid a visit to the local post ! office on Saturday, Aug. 2s. Joseph F. Darling, one of the oil promoters from Texas who has been | here for some time, left last Sunday for Fort Worth. to be gone for week or two.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. W, Wright, return | ing from a summer spent in Califor- mia, spent Wednesday in Casa Grande en route to their home in Phoenix Mrs. Wright owns 320 acres of land | in this valley and during ther short stop here they drove out to look over her homestead.