Arizona republican., 1922-04-25
LATE NEWS NOTES
FROM CASA GRANDE

Aron YoungquiSt. a young student
from the university in Tucson. was
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Whit
ney on Easter Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Youngquist is from California,
and after looking over the valley here
he decided that this was an ideal
place to live.
Mayor T. r. Peart, Rev. A. S. Bail
lie and Hon. A. A. Jayne drove to the
diversion dam on Tuesday evening,
where they held a conference with
Col. Oldberg in reference to the pic
mic which is slated for May 10. to
dedicate the Ashurst- Hayden dam.
Mr.. McCurry, an old resident of
this valley, arrived here from Cali
fornia this week. Mr.. McCurry said
he was very glad to get back to his
old home where it was warm again.
On Friday evening, April 21, the
chamber OF commerce will hold it's
annual luncheon Some good speech
es are announced for this meeting
Thursday afternoon. April 20, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. JEFF
fries, east of town, occurred the sad
death of E. Norris Livingston, for
merly of Baltimore, Md, but lately of
Tucson. Mr.. Livingston and Wife had
only been in this valley about two
weeks for visit with the Jeffries
family. Nh Livingston's mother ar
rived early Thursday morning from
the east just in time to see her son
before his death.
The booy were taken by the moth
er and widow on Saturday night for
Baltimore where burial will take
place next week.
On Thursday afternoon of the past
week very pretty pre- -nuptial party
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her home in honor of Miss Edna
F'ritZinger, a bride of the coming
week. The guests included the mem
bers of the Christian church choir
and also several of the ladies Of the
church. Miss Fritzinger was present
ed with handsome set of silver by
the choir ana the ladies of the church
for the excellent work she has done
in the choir. In the dining room on
the large center table was a huge
bank of pink and white sweet peas,
and around this beautiful bank of
flowers was gracefully placed the
silverware and numerous other mis-
cellaneous gifts. Miss Fritzinger was
showered with congratulations on her
approaching marriage. Early next
week she will become the bride of
Joe g. Curry, a former resident of
this valley, but now of Ajo, Ariz. A
number Of other pretty affairs are
arranged for Miss Fritzinger the be-
ginning of next week. Mrs. Baillie
had several musical numbers to con-
clude the afternoons entertainment.
A dainty luncheon was served.
At Mrs. j. c. Campbelrs a very
pretty Easter party on Saturday eve-
ming, April Is, an interesting Easter
egg hunt was enjoyed by the guests
Mrs. Earl Gaar received the prize
for finding the most eggs. @. M.
Klauer received pearl handled
knife for making the highest score
in 500. Later in the evening Mrs.
Campbell served dainty lunch to the
guests.
L. H. Fofmeister, general manager
of the grocery department of A.
Steinfeld and company of Tucson,
was a business visitor in the city
on Tuesday.
A number of the members of the
Evangelical church happily surprised
Mr. and Mrs. Bruderer on Easter
Sunday afternoon at their ranch
home three miles south of town. The
affair was a farewell party. as Mr..
and Mrs. Bruderer are leaving soon
for Washington, D. c., where they
plan to make their future home.
Miss Lydia Beck very charmingly
entertained a number OF young la
dies on the evening of Tuesday. April
is. at very pretty linen shower in
honor OF Mrs. Reuel Hancock. a re-