Arizona republican., 1921-07-26
NEW POSTOFF|CE AT CASA GRANDE

SacalOn hotel building was opened to the public. The room is a much larger one than the one formerly oc- cupied by the postoffice on the Main street. This office is located at the corner of First and Sacaton streets and is very handy to all the mer- chants and the public in general. Postmaster Dallas Park and his ef ficient clerk, Mrs. J. c. Campbell, were assisted on opening day by Dannie Peart. There are more than 500 boxes already taken in the new office and 1t will probably be only a short time until the entire 1000 boxes are all occupied. The new office has been installed with new furniture and it has the appearance of city post office.
 Dr E. J. Gungle of this city, who hasf the Valley hospital here left Thursday night for Los Angeles and San Francisco. where he will be for short time visiting the big hospitals in both cities. From San Francisco Dr. Gungle will go east to Rochester, Minn.. where he will take another post graduate course in surgery with the famous Mayo brothers. During his time in the East the doctor will also attend medical meetings in Chi cago. He expects to return here early in the fall. During his absence his practice will be looked after by Dr. Raber of Phoenix who will occupy Dr. Gungle's home and also attend to the work ct the Valley hospital
 Mrs. Jewel Le Compte, of the Dis patch office, spent several days in Tucson this week on publicity work for the coming San Carlos day cele- bration August 12.
 Mir and Mrs. Sam Baillie. who have been spending the past few weeks in Los Angeles, where MT. Baillie at tended the big Elks national conven- tion have returned to Casa Grande. They will make this city their future home Mrs BJillie was formerly Mrs. Maude Davis of Tucson.
 W P. Clements of the Valley bank. spent several days this week in Phoenix on business.
 Mrs Addie Phillips. mother of Mrs. Arthur Elliott, left the past week for will visit in Santa Ana and Los An eeles. Mrs. Katie Weaver. also of this city. mother of Mrs. T. R. Peart, let at the same time Mrs. Phillips did for sojourn in California. Mrs. Charles w Otey and children. Edith and Charles Jr.. returned home this week from . months vacation at the coast.
 Mrs. Giadford Smith. well known resident of this valley. left last week for a three months tour through the East. during which time she will visit in New York. Boston Chicago and Baltimore Maryland.
 On Friday night of last week. July f5. the young people of the Christian Endeavor society of the Christian church, will enjoy a swimming party out at Templeton's pool.
 The young folks were chaparoned by Mrs. A. s. Baillie and Mrs. J. B. Junkin Following several hours en- joyed in swimming a watermelon feast was enjoyed at one of the i peakes near town.
 l Mrs. Charles Eastman will leave the 1 first of August for Prescott where her sister. Miss Ella Gould and her mother, Mrs. Frankie Gould have been spending the summer. Mrs Gould will return to her home in the Casa Grande hotel. when Mrs. East man goes up to Prescott.
 Mrs. Hulden Elliott. who has been spending several weeks out at the Jack Rabbit mines has returned to l the city.
 1 Monday morning July IS. crowd of men left here in Dewey miller's truck for San Bernardino and Los An l geles. California where they will re- main until September 1. Among those who went were Messrs. c. L.
 Young, jeweler at the Regal Drug I company and Dewey Miller. Misses Helen and Lucille Hudson l accompanied their father E. l.. Hud-
 son back from the coast the forepart of this week and will spend the re- | mi md nf a fr i Hudson was in attendance at the
 Elks convention in Los Angeles. while his daughters have been attending | school there the past week.
 About 43, merchants land owners | and residents of this valley were fin Florence on Wednesday July 20. at tending the big juice" meeting al the court house given there to get the l Florence farmers to sign up theil
 many acres of land, just as the farm
 CTS of Casa Grande have done. En- gineer Cragin of Phoenix gave a very
 splendid resume of all the profits. the cost and installation of motors on the | farms.
 Mrs. Glassville Sharp accompanied by her daughter. Mrs. J. A. Larisor
 and family drove from here te
 Douglas this week where they will visit with Mrs. Sharpe's eldesI
 daughter. Mrs. J. A. Camp
 Miss Ronella Kruse. recent grad | uate of the Tempe Normal school
 and who has been assisting in tn,
 First National bank, during the ab-
 sence of President E. e. Layers. 1T
 Santa Monica has had a school il
 Superior offered to her for the com
 ing winter. Miss Kruse will un
 doubtedly accept the position. She i
 planning to leave the coming weel
 for Los Angeles in company with he
 mother Mrs. James Kruse where sh'
 will take . six weeks post graduat
 course
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