Arizona republican., 1922-01-30

day evening Mr.. Woolpert left on
Wednesday evening to visit brother
near Los Angeles and will also visit
a daughter in Texas before returning
to his home in Topeka.
number Of Casa Grande men
attended the good roads convention
at Nogales Monday and Tuesday.
making the trip by automobile.
Mayor Peart, Ed Bayliss, Jack Gross
man A. T. Kilcrease and +. l..
Swanzv represented the county, and
]. ]. Kruse, Lee r. Meyers, Ted
Healy. G. NJ. Klauer, 0. d. Hancock.
q. l. Hudson and s. G.. Bailie repre-
sented the chamber of commerce.
The men returned highly elated, hav-
ing won practically everything they
went after. They succeeded in get
ting the Bankhead highway made
permanent.
Miss Lupe Armenia passed away
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock after
a protracted illness. Miss Armenia
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Armenia. Mr.. Armenia was form.
erly a prominent merchant here. Miss
Armenia was a talented young lady
and will be missed by her many
friends here. The funeral was held
from the Catholic church Wednes-
day afternoon.
c. A. Stover and wife OF Nelson
Vile. Ohio, are expected on a visit
by his brother, w. A. Slower OF this
city.
d. J. Boise attended a ceremonial
meeting of the knights of Khorassan
in Phoenix Monday evening.
Hon. j. +. Brown made q business
trip TO Tucson Wednesday OF this
week.
d. ]. Boise has just completed the
construction of a house on the Glad
ford Smith ranch.
Mrs. Keith gave a musical recital
at the baptist church Friday evening
for the pupils and parents.
At the Casa Grande Poultry asso-
citation meeting held Tuesday an in
teresting talk was made by Charles
Stagmeier on the need of cooper
ative market. 1t was found that we
have a fine market for eggs in Tue
son. This association meets the Sec
ond and fourth Tuesday Of every
month.
Dan T. Peart has been Ill the past
week with the yellow jaundice. His
sister. Miss Alice Peart, is also con-
fined at her home suffering with a
severe cold.
Mrs. j. C. Campbell and Miss Gar
nita Freeman drove to Phoenix Fri
day Of this week, where they spent
the day shopping.
The marriage OF our postmaster,
Dallas Park, TO Miss Margaret Glaz-
brook took place at st. Clement's
Episcopal church in FL Paso, Texas,
on the afternoon OF January 16. The
bride is a sister of Mrs. George New
ton Hall Of this city, and has visited
her a great deal with her sister. The
impressive Episcopal ring ceremony
was used. The couple was unattend-
ed. Mr.. and Mrs. Park spent about
a week in El Paso, returning to Casa
Grande Tuesday Of this week. They
have taken up their residence on
West Ninth street. Mrs. Park is a
most estimable young lady and Casa
Grande and vicinity gladly welcome
her as a resident of this city. Mr..
Park has been postma ster here for
several years and is very well thought
OF by all the community and is espe-
cially a favorite among the young
business men OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Miller and young
son, formerly OF Phoenix. have come
to this valley and have taken up
their residence at Eloy, where Mr..
Miller is engaged in farming Mrs.
Miller is a sister Of Messrs. Fred and
Ed Eberhart.
Miss Amelia Danieison OF Brook
lyn, n. Y, has arrived here for a
visit with her cousin. Mrs. Hulda Ell
liot. Mrs. Elliot has several import
ant holdings at the Jack Rabbit mines
and they will spend a week or so out
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. william F. Brong.
former residents OF this valley. spent
Thursday evening In the city en-
route from Phoenix TO Mexico. where
Mr., Brong has some mining interests
there. They were guests of Fred and
Ed Eherhart and families.
Friday evening OF this week the
members OF the Woman's club OF
Casa Grande, with Mrs. Gladford e.
Smith as chairman, gave a very large