Arizona republican., 1922-05-15
CASA GRANDE GIRL
BECOMES BRIDE OF
ARMOND vALLETTE

HIlkkEOaED hnEkEa ] eu
Mrs. Auburn of Cincinnati who
has been here during the past winter
with her daughter, Mrs. II. e. Swi-
CERT, and family, left this week for
Denver where she will spend the
summer.
L5C. Westbrpok and wife, of Santa
Rosa mountains, were in the city
the past week during which time
they visited with the Carr McNatts.
Mrs. III. E. Brubaker and small son.
Harold, left during the past ten days
for Chandler, Ariz., where they will
join Mr.. Brubaker and make their fu-
ture home. Mr. Brubaker is now
manager of the Chandler Lumber
company there.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. d. Robinson Of
Prescott. Arizona. have arrived here
for a. visit with Mrs. Robinsons par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Ryder.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Mason of Red
lands. Calf, arrived here the fore
part of the week and will be on their
ranch for a couple of weeks. Thurs
day night they were guests of Mayor
and Mrs. 7. r. Peart and family.
In last weeks correspondence notes,
in the account of the very enjoyable
picnic given by Mrs. G. NJ. Klauer on
Sunday, May 7, out to White Horse
Pass. the names of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
E. Richerson and Miss Lydia Beck
and c. e. Marshall were inadvertent-
ly omitted by the writer.
Cline Wheeler of Riverside, Calf.
who has been in the neighborhood of
Toltec and Eloy. has been in the city
for the past few days, visiting with
>, ;, old fyiondc MaVnr and Mrs IT r
Peart.
w. j. Crawford, who has been
spending the winter here. left on
Sunday night for his old home in
Texarkana where he will remain for
some time.
l.. c. Morton, of the Indian village
of Chu Chu. was in town early this
week. Mr.. Morton has lately accept
ed a position at the Indian village
with the government.
Mrs. H. f. Swigert, wife of DR..
Swigert, the well known oculist of
Denver. has lately received word from
Mrs. M. j. OFallon of Denver. and
also an enclosed check for $50 from
Mrs. O'Fallon to be used with other
money in putting in a nice pool table
for the Indians at Sacaton. Mrs.
O'Fallon is very much interested in
all work belonging to the Catholic
church, and after hearing Of the sew
eral necessities out at Sacaton, she
very kindly donated this much money
toward a small fund The pool table
is soon to be purchased and will be
great deal of enjoyment for the In
dian boys at Sacaton. Mrs. SwIgert
herself, who is leaving here about
the last of May with her husband
and two sons, for Denver. has done a
great deal of charitable work during
her short residence here. Always on
the look out for some deserving
needy families, she has been especial
~ helpful among the poor Mexican
and Indian children who have been
i'll or have NEEDED help. Mrs. Swigert
and family will be greatly missed
from this community, and il is hoped
the entire family will return early
next fall
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. knight and Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Ritchie of Los Ange-
les. Calf, who have been in Eloy for
several weeks. all drove to Tucson
and Nogales on Friday, where they
will spend several days. Mr.. Ritchie
is through with the lettuce shipping
of the American Fruit and Produce
company at Eloy and he and Mrs.
Ritchie will soon return to California.
On MAY IL, W. 4 1islhGAiASf NV. - .
Burgess. Yves Gates and several other
cattlemen of Pinal county shipped
out about Is carloads of cattle TO
California for marketing.
Wednesday morning. May 10, at
1880 O. clock a notable wedding took
place here at the German Lutheran
church, Rev. w. A. Sabbert officiat-
ing. At that time Miss Ellen Vie
gand of Switzerland, became the
bride of Almond Vallette. brother OF
Jean Vallette. well-known townsman.
Mr.. Valette. the bridegroom, was ap-
pointed some months ago TO be the
vice consul from Germany at san
Francisco. The couple were attend
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Vallette
The impressive ring service was used.
During the ceremony Mrs. a. r..
Matthews very sweetly sang, 20
Promise Me" Following the service
at the church very delightful we'd
ding breakfast was served at Toys
cafe, the place favors being dainty