Arizona republican., 1922-05-26

promotion.
The Parent Teacher association
entertained the teachers of Florence
with delightful picnic lunch out on
the desert on the Kelvin road Thurs
day evening. The picnic was en-
joyed by seventy people.
Mrs, o. p Arnold who has been in
Tampa, Florida, stopped off in Flor
ence for a few days to visit her son
Ben Arnold and wife. Mrs. Arnold
left Sunday night for her home in
California.
The Presbyterian church has been
holding a series of revival services
which have been conducted by Rev.
Norman r. Curtis of Casa Grande.
The board of directors of the
Pinal County Fruit Growers asso-
citation met last Saturday to arrange
for financing the association and
marketing the 1922 fruit and grape
crops.
w. s.. weedman of Phoenix is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Jack Travis.
Mrs. J. r. Treat underwent sue
cessful operation for abdominal tu-
NOR at the county hospital on Tues
day afternoon.
The case of Ray Consolidated Cop
per company VS.. Ray Broken Hill
Mining company ct al, and the case
of E. f. Kellner, Jr, VS.. Broken Hill
Mining company will be called We'd.
nesday morning.
Rev. Fred Coley of the Christian
church married Mr.. j. c. Niles and
Miss Ethel B. Addington OF Phoenix
on Saturday afternoon.
Siemon A. Lay of Casa Grande and
Miss Helen V. Tuttle OF Picacho
were married in Picacho. Miss Tut
tie is well known in Florence, hav-
ing been assistant superintendent OF
schools for about two years.
Miss Catherine Applegate and Miss
Evangeline Perham of Florence We're
visiting friends in Phoenix Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Mercedes vernaz, supervisor
of music in the Florence schools for
the past year left for Phoenix Sat
urday for a few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Holub, before leav-
ing for her home in Missouri.
Mrs. Jessie Borden, a member or
the grammar school faculty, left Sat
urday for Globe for a few days
visit.
Misses Winnona and Opal Mont
gomery, Juanita Tisor and Marie
Haynes motored to Tucson Saturday.
Misses Winona Montgomery and
Clara Lavendar. two popular Flor
ence teachers, left Tuesday after
noon for Los Angeles. where they will
spend a few days taking in the
sights. Miss Lavendar will return
to Flagstaff where she will attend
summer school and Miss Montgom-
cry will go to her home in Missouri.
The Florence Town team defeated
the Ray team by a score of 10 to s on
the local diamond Sunday afternoon.
Misses Marie and Margaret Ryn-
ming. and Eleanor Devine were in
Phoenix shopping Wednesday.
Misses Evelyn Nicholas and Flea
nor Devine have issued invitations
for a dance to be given at the
Nicholas residence Saturday night,
May 27.
r. r.. Jennings and E. A. Brock
were Phoenix visitors Saturday.
The junior class will present their
annual play on Friday night, May rs.
Stockings" and is under the super
vision of Miss Charmin Robertson.
Lem p. Mathews, a prominent
Casa Grande lawyer, was Florence
visitor Monday.
J. J. Anderson. prominent cat
tleman of Brannamon Station, was
in town Monday on legal busiess.
C. H. Studey of Hayden was a
Florence visitor Monday
Earnest Kellner of Superior was
here Monday attending a meeting of
the board of supervisors.
County Supervisor Mcdonald of
Ray attended the meeting of the
board of supervisors Monday.
Bob Denton of Casa Grande at
tended a meeting of the board of
supervisors Monday.
Benton Dick of Phoenix was in
Florence Saturday on legal business.
Alex Baker of Phoenix was busi-
ness visitor here saturday.
Mrs. H. r. Virgins of Oregon was
visiting friends in Florence Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Schilling of Ray
were Florence visitors Saturday.
Judge Lyman of Phoenix was in
Florence Saturday to set in a case in
which Judge Baughn was disquali-
fled.
Judge o. J. Baughn returned Sat-
urday night from Globe where he sat
on a case in which Judge Schultz
was disqualified.
merce organized a band Monday
night at the Isis theater Nineteen
men reported for the first practice.
The band will be under the leader
ship of Mr.. Abbey. who is an eX-
perienced band leader, having had Is
years experience. During the world
war he was a band leader in the u.
S. army.
George Rll1lard an attorney for the