Arizona republican., 1921-12-20

work would soon be. started on the Sacaton diversion dam.
 NJ. Wilkens of the Casa Grande Commercial company drove to Phoe- nix Wednesday on business.
 R. SWanzy, Lawrence Wilson and NJ. E. Sargent drove to Phoenix Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wilson A. McDowell left for Mexia, Texas the latter part of the week, where they will visit their son. Mat McDowe1l, who is in- terested in the oil business.
 G. J. Harrison, connected with the experimental farm at Sacaton. left Wednesday morning on a business trip to Washington, D. C.
 D. NJ. Simpson of the Sacaton ex- perimental farm left for visit at Gathne. South Carolina. Wednesday morning.
 Leopold winzok proved up on his desert claim near Picacho reservoir Wednesday of this week.
 Robert J. Tindall proved up on his homestead on the Summerland sec ton Wednesday.
 The annual anti tuberculosis and Christmas seal drive is being pushed vigorously in Casa Grande. J. F.. Brown handling the bonds and Mrs J. Wilson and Rev. Bailie having charge of the stamps sales. Both are going fine.
 A. F.. Brown. assistant superin- tendent of the Southern Pacific; H. NJ. Stone, electrical engineer, and Q. B. Schocnessy, master mechanic spent Tuesday in Casa Grande gath ering information bearing on the re- ductien of wages for S. P. employees. William MacMillan. prominent mining and cattle man from the San ta Rosa country, is spending & lew days in Casa Grande. l.. c. Wesfbrook, who has a store at Santa Rosa is a visitor in town | this week.
 Guy Thackrey left Friday morning Tor Fort Mojave in the northern part of the state where he will spend the holidays with his parents. The residence of Joe Gochenouer | burned about ' o'clock Thursday morning. The fire Is believed to have | originated from a defective flue. Most | of the furniture was saved and the l loss was partly covered by insurance. | Bob Stewart and friend, Mir. Bush | nell, forest rangers in the northern | part of the state. arrived here Thurs | day to look after MT. Stewards real estate interests and returned to 1 their work Thursday.
 Judge Baughn spent few hours here Tuesday before going to his home in Florence. Judge Baughn has just returned from meeting oi the League of the southwest at HiV- erside, Calif.
 Harry Mandell returned to Casa Grande Thursday after spending seV- eral days in Florence.
 The local American legion is now getting Christmas boxes ready whlcf are to be sent to the disabled soldiers who are in the hospitals of this state
 Col. w. s. Ingalls and Col. H. A Hannigan of Phoenix will be in Case Grande Sunday morning and VII make and inspection of co. Il. 2.
 Mrs. Amandus Peters has been il the past 10 days with pleurisy anc an attack of flu.
 pr. G. Van Wagenen. Ph. D., pro lessor of histology in the medlca department of the University of Cali fornia, formerly research assistant II marine biology at the Stanford uni versity, will arrive in Casa .Grande t' visit her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Judg' A. Van Wagenen over the holidays arriving Saturday. Dr. Van Wagenel is a scientist of note, having spen two summers with the Harvard col ony of scientists at the biologica laboratory at the Bermudas and on summer with a scientific expedition under the auspices of the state Iowa and others at Antigua and Bar bados. A. Van Wagenen, Jr., of For Worth, Texas, son of Dr. Van Wag enen, will also visit here during tn holidays arriving this week.
 James H. Johnston of Taft, Calif arrived Monday to attend the funera of his brother. which was held Tues day. Mir. Johnston came here for hi health a short time ago.
 An interesting lecture was given the Christian church Wednesda
 evening by Dan Fisher of the univer
 sity, who spoke in place of Professo Douglas, who was unable to come
 The high school Girls Glee club gay
 several elections. She also gave
 talk to the high school pupils Thurs
 day morning on the advantages O
 education.
 Mir and Mrs. W. N Mcleod an
 sister Miss Dickinson went to Phoe
 nix Wednesday night to spend fe7
 days with friends. They will driv back in their new car.