Arizona republican., 1921-04-29
joined at Tucson by Mrs. Fanny Nee

joined at Tucson by Mrs. Fanny Nee han.
 The Vanquez Service station burned last Thursday evening. The fire company arrived too late to save it. Insurance partly covered the loss.
 Rev. A. s. Baillee has recovered from few days illness.
 Mrs and Mrs. James Mcguire and son Arthur have returned to their former home in New York, after sev- eral years residence here. They ex- pect to remain permanently.
 F. D. Bayless was in Los Angeles last week
 Reeves & Co, grocers, have sold to the Steinfeldt interests and their stock will be removed to the hard ware store adjoining Both stores are in the Day building on Sacaton street and the new organization will be similar to the Commercial on Main street.
 The Casa Grande chamber of com merce were invited to Florence Sat urday for an inspection of the new diversion dam which was thoroughly explained by Engineers Reed and Ol- berg. Luncheon was served and a meeting held afterwards to discuss future prospects. A large delegation rom here were present.
 MT. and Mrs. George Burgess were called to Los Angeles last week by the illness of the formers father.
 George Hall shipped two carloads of dairy cows to Phoenix last week.
 The Presbyterian Christian En- deavor gave a surprise party Tues day evening at the home of Mrs El- mer Crabb to it's president. Guy Fer guson, who leaves soon for San Diego for service in the marine reserves.
 Sheriff Thurman and County At torney Patterson were here Wednes- day on business. Plans are being made by the Amer ican Legion to build a community house.
 The odd Fellows, families and their friends enjoyed a social evening at the lodge hall Wednesday.
 G. F. Christian sold his herd or dairy cows last week. Fred Kimsey died last week at this home in the Myers addition He came here for his health over year ago.
 Misses Lucille Wilson and Gladys Hamilton spent the week end at their homes here coming down from Tenn pc normal.
 The grammar school will give a May day fete in the high school audi torium Friday evening. The Presbyterian building commit tee has perfected plans for a new house to be begun soon. The business men have started new means of advertising on the Bird building. where a thermometer. barometer and clock have been placed The Baptist B. Y. P. U. gave an ice cream supper Friday evening at the church.
 Mrs. L. P. Mathews entertained the ladies' society Thursday afternoon at her home.
 Mrs. Chatham who was operated on at the Valley hospital last week, is recovering.
 Misses Georgia Browning and Helen Johnston were in Tempe over the week end.
 The Girl Scouts are planning home camp. May 21-2S. They will sell ice cream cones at the Chautau- qua to raise funds for the camp and a trip later.
 High School Notes
 The senior class wishes to call the attention of the public to the fact that the class play will begin at s o'clock sharp. The play centers around the suddenness of an Irish girl named Peggy, develops into a suddenness of consequences and ends with the consequences of suddenness. It is a light English comedy and the cast has worked very hard to make | it an entertaining play. Friday night, April 22, the fresh men class gave a party in the study hall.
 A Spanish picnic was enjoyed Fri day evening.
 The boys who will compete in the 1 athletic meet at Tucson during Uni versity week will leave Friday morn ing with their coach, MT. Iselin School will be discontinued that day | giving the students an opportunity to accompany them.