Arizona republican., 1921-12-20

and Mrs. R. H. Peart entertained a number of the high school students of the junior and senior classes at their home The evening was pleas antly spent in dancing and playing cards. Dainty refreshments were served and all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
 Don A. Theken. who owns ranch east of town, returned to Hollywood Calif., Sunday night
 Twenty-two carloads of lettuce were shipped out of Eloy this week to eastern markets and more will be shipped the first of the week This valley is fast becoming noted throughout the East for the extra fine quality of lettuce it produces.
 The pr. F. J. Gungles family re- turned Thursday after a two weeks visit with relatives in Los Angeles.
 Fred Braley left Monday for Mari copa, where he has accepted posi- ton with the Southern Pacific.
 Fred Powers. lettuce grower from Eloy, was in Casa Grande Thursday on business.
 Paul Hinsaw made a business trip to Phoenix the first of the week. F. Templeton and Lloyd Prouty of Casa Grande are now serving on the grand jury at Florence. Carl Cole of Maricopa is spending few days with his sister Mrs. Scott Bailey of Casa Grande. The chamber of commerce will give a. luncheon next Tuesday evening at which there will be a report made on the drive to increase the membership of the organization for 1922. At the last luncheon 39 were present and it | <1. wr-sT hn ent to make the meeting a more en- thusiastic and successful one. Friday and Saturday of this week was grape days in Casa Grande. Sat- urday was spent in the vineyards of Messrs. Gallager and Kinney. Among the speakers and demonstrators were Judge Bonnet and Charles Stagmeir of Casa Grande, Professor Creider of the University of Arizona, J. J. Thornburg. H. c. Heard of Phoenix and Geo. Kinne.
 Henry Bolts has accepted a posi- ton in Red Rock and left Casa Grande the first of the week to take up his new work.
 MT. and Mrs. Scott Braley and sons Kenneth and Keith and little sister Billie Cole are moving to Red Rock this week after selling their restau- | employed there.
 Cecil Gullyhorn of the Standard Oil company is being transferred to | Phoenix this week. Mir. Gullyhorn | has been located in Casa Grande for
 the past three years. l F. H. Swaringer of Salt Lake City | arrived in Casa Grande this morning l to attend to his mining interests | south of here.
 George Hall and Jean Valette drove
 to Phoenix Tuesday to attend to bus | mess matters there.
 | J. F. Brown drove to Chandler | Tuesday to visit the new Ford garage | he has erected there. | W. D. Kreabum shipped two car | loads of cattle to Yuma this week. Charles E. Ritchie of the American Fruit Growers association of Los | Angeles is in Casa Grande looking i after lettuce.
 Sam Fields manager of the Vekoe | copper mines, was in Casa Grande Tuesday looking after business inter- l ests.
 | Clarence Wilson. 4. A. walswortt and Mrs. Votaw drove to Chandler
 and Phoenix Tuesday where they
 spent very pleasant day. Claude Fisher contractor for tho
 extension of the city water works arrived in town Wednesday and layed out q foundation for the plant. Work
 will begin at once. The sand an6 1 gravel used will be obtained iron 1 Tempe.
 MT. Read, chief engineer for the In- | dian reclamation service, and MT l Clotts, chief of the Indian service i were in Casa Grande Wednesday or their way to inspect the diversion l dam above Florence which is nearing
 completion. Mir. Reed announced that