Arizona republican., 1922-01-30
NEWS Of THE WEEK
FROM CASA GRANDE

CASA GRANDE. Jan. 2S.--On Mon
day OF this week Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Templeton, accompanied by Mrs S.
J. Norman and Mrs. Dolly HARRISON,
drove to Florence, where Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Norman attended the court
session.
Dr. e. j. Gungle and family have
gone to Tucson. DIR. Gungle recently
sold out his practice here and is now
located in that city. where he will
soon open an office.
Saturday of this week Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Lockhart and baby daughter
of Ray and Hayden. Ariz., drove over
here, where they spent the week-en
with Mr.. Lookhart's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Lockhart, and family w.
w. Lockhart, or Fred. as he is better
known, is the special agent for the
Standard Oil company at the two
above mentioned places.
Mrs. w. n. Mcleod, Miss Louise
Dickinson and little Miss Frances
Mcleod returned the forepart of the
week from Tucson, Hayden. Ray and
Kelvin. While at the latter place
they visited with Agent Harry n.
Henderson and wife OF the A. a. z.
railroad. Mr.. and Mrs Henderson
We're formerly stationed at Mesa,
Ariz.
Robert Denton recently returned
from business trip to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Burgess
have gone to Huntington Beach, CAL,
on n short business trip.
w. P. Clements and Dudley Glenn
ents drove to Phoenix Wednesday.
r. A. Lauck OF the Western Whole
sale Drugs, who has his headquar-
ters in Los Angeles, made a business
call in Casa Grande Tuesday.
H. Mandell made a business call In
Florence Wednesday of this week.
Henry Bolts of Red Rock was in
town Thursday and while here had
the misfortune to lose his wallet.
which contained a small sum Of
money.
Mrs. Lawton, who is the manual
training teacher and Mr.. Blackridge's
mother-i law, left Monday evening
for San Rafael
Sixteen carloads OF cattle from
Tombstone We're received by Nc
Kinney and Krebzum on January "a
and will be taken to the range south
Of Casa Grande to craze.
c. J. Eastman and wife We're in
Florence Tuesday of this week. MIR.
Eastman was called as q witness on
the Kelso- Fitzgerald case which has
been postponed to April s.
DR.. H. w. Swigert, wife and two
sons, Harry and Billy, and Mrs. Swi-
gert's mother have taken up resi-
dence in the Sheaf home of this city.
DIR. Swigert is an eye sr ecialist and
has he'd his headquarters in Denver,
but will now change his headouar-
ters to Casa Grande and be located
in an office at the Valley hotel, being
in his office two days out of the
month and travelling as before.
Fen Sperry, representative OF the
American Fruit Growers association.
returned to Los Angeles the 25th.
Mr.. Sperry has been here attending
to their lettuce interests at Toltec.
Mr.. Ritchie, also of the American
Fruit Growers association, will be
here in few days to take Mr.. Sper-
ry's place.
Ben S. Wilson returned Thursday
from his mines near Prescott.
Mrs. ]. G. Gallager died at San
Jose January 20. Her husband died
about a year ago and was director
In the Casa Grande Valley bank at
the time of his death, The Gallagers
have a large ranch which is located
ii miles northeast of Casa Grande
on the Florence highway. They have
one of the largest vineyards in the
valley and both were very we'll and
favorably known in this vicinity.
p. d. Overfield and wife left for
Washington, ID. c., January 2S. Mrs.
Overfield will visit her mother and
Judge OYerfield will appear in be-
half of the McNary bill.
Two carloads OF plank material
have arrived to be used in the con-
struction of the new city water tank.