Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

were the Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert of this place
Mr.. Rathburn is president of the
Maricopa County Dairy association
and Mr.. Gilbert was one of the pion-
eer members of the organization.
NJ. Fishback has returned to the
city after brief visit away in con-
nection with his mining interests in
this vicinity.
Mrs. w. P. Clements Is spending a
couple of weeks at their ranch, south
west of Casa Grande.
John Alsdorf, proprietor of the
Eloy Mercantile store has. been very
i'll for the past week at the st
Joseph's hospital in Phoenix.
Arthur Shaw, who is proving up
on a homestead near Casa Grande,
left the past week for Prescott where
he will spend the summer.
Mrs. j. r. Cupp and daughter left
Casa Grande, Wednesday. and will
visit for some time in Shreveport,
louisiana
E. f. Holland shipped a carload of
hay to Tucson, Wednesday.
A horse belonging to j. r. Cupp
died of hydrophobia, Wednesday.
The animal was bitten through the
nose by mad dog about three weeks
ago. A number of mad dogs have
been killed on ranches in the past
three weeks and it is advisable for
ranchers to be on the lookout.
c. nj. Wilson company, composed
of Casa Grande men, have taken
over the Brooks service station of
Chandler. The c. NJ. Wilson COM
pany will put in a new driveway and
show room. using their former build
ing for assembling and repairing
Ford cars. Mr.. Brooks installed the
first service station in Arizona about
six years ago. in Mesa.
Bob Grow of Florence and Robert
Denton of Casa Grande motored to
Oracle, Monday.
C. E. Schumake left for Amarillo,
Texas. Thursday where he will be
for some time.
Mrs. Hamilton left Thursday for
Holton, Calf, where she will spend
the summer.
c. w. Ardoin of the FL Paso Pack
ing company, shipped two carloads
of cattle to FL Paso, Thusday.
Governor Campbell and Mrs.
Campbell passed through Casa Gram
de, Tuesday evening. en- route to
Benson.
Nafsiger Bro, of the Kennilworth
district, shipped another carload of
wheat to Tucson, Wednesday.
Chas. j. Estman. warehouse man.
ager of the S. F., spent Wednesday
in Tucson looking up old friends.
Rev. Dirk Lay returned Wednesday
from an extensive trip through the
East spending some time in Wash
ington in behalf OF the reclamation
work
C. E. Ritchie of the American Fruit
Growers association of Los Angeles,
was in Casa Grande Thursday MAX
ing final settlement on lettuce ham
died by them.
Earl Bayless went to Tucson. We'd
nesday, and recovered the Stude-
baker car sold by him under con-
tract to w. r. LeCompte. LeCompte
was arrested by federal authorities
for selling drugs and his car was
held by authorities until recovered
by Mr.. Bayless.
Mrs. 0. Harold is visiting friends
in Bisbee.
J. L. Harmon was business Wis
itor in Tucson, Wednesday.
Mary Gurley and Opal McNatt
were hostesSeS at a charming party
given at the Robert Denton residence
Aut tSCdy SNSIlAAlS III AhobDl VI ilSASAh
Hudson.
II. o. Workman and wife of New
castle, Ind, arrived in Casa Grande
recently and have taken UP their
residence at the Gaar home. Mr..
Workman is a healthseeker.
Several members of the Casa
Grande chamber of commerce mo-
tored to Chandler and attended the
luncheon given at the San Marcos
hotel mhursdav evening.
J. F. Brown was Tucson visitor
this week.
H. q. White of San Diego, Calf,
is spending a few days in Casa
Grande
Dorothy Sargent, who attended
the Tempe Normal this year has re-
turned to Los Angeles after visit
with her sister, Mrs. Reuel Hancock
of this city.
Lewis Oleson of Long Beach, who