Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-29

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which he will occupy soon in di
pensing meats TO the carnivorous.
Jim Mcneil went down street III
morning like a man that weighs
ton, and without stopping to explai
his unusual carriage explained 1t b
saying in a very fatherly way: at
girl"
We offer our friends out at NJ
Vim. Islac'S the excuse oil unavoit
able detention last evening from Gu
Toying the pleasure of The Christina
tree with them We understand tina
it was most enjoyable affair.
Prof. Franbes favored US to-da,
with few figures from his report o
the school term, which we give be
low:
Whole No. of b Us enrolled. .1Os
Whole No. of girls enrolled. -. III
Total No. of pupils enrolled. :. .22t
Total No. or days attendance .937s
One of the finest pieces of carpcn,
try that we have seen of late is the
new counter put in today at Pelert
Brix's saloon by Mr. Byers. 1t is the
natural woods simply oiled and var
nished, and the work manship is per
feet. There is nothing in town to
-
lFrom Tuesdays DALI.I
These cold nights bring the Old
bachelors to their senses.
Buy your holiday goods at Paul
Ruben's; the best assorted stock in
town at reasonable fig ures.
The handsomest bar-keeper in
town. R. Butler, has succumbed to
the arrows of love and was married
in Prescott, last Fri lay, to Miss
Swilling, of this place.
The turkey shoot at the Capitol
Hotel was we'll attended by lovers of
the sight and trigger. Quite num-
Der of turkeys disposed of. The
boys proved such good shots that
turkeys were captured at low rat S.
No matter how advanced in life,
Good teeth in either man or wife,
Or maid, are a rich prize;
And those who would the gift pre-
serve,
From SOZODONT won't swerve,
Should they at all be wise.
A very pleasant Christmas party
was given last night at the residence
of Mr.. John Lutgerding, three miles
west of Phoenix. Mes rs. Joe Moni-
hon and Louis Gazelle furnished !
excellent dance music for the occa-
sion. A supper was elegantly served
at twelve O'Clock to tweuty-six mer
~ couples, who, refreshed therby,
joyously danced away the remaining
hours of the night For genuine
hospitality and sociability commend
as to the kind people of this ncigh-
borhood-
The friends and acquaintance of |
Stephen ZPierce will regret tolearn
or his demise which occurre on
last evening, He was an old and |
honored Mason and win be buried
by them this afternoon. He was
suddenly taken with hemorrhzge of |
the lungs when on the street near his
residence, last night about 1918 i
o'clock and in a few moments was
dead, even before he could reach hi |
door. He will be recognize by |
many as the Tyler of the Masonic
lodge and janitor for the Odd Eel
lows and Ksights of Pythias.
Capt. Hancock and his estimable
lady entertained few friends on
Christmas afternoon, among whom
the humble scribe of the HERALD
was pleased to be numbered The
gustory portion OF the service was
made exceedingly interesting by the
presence of an unusually large and
well prepared turkey and the name
less and numberless etcetcras that
accompanied the bird on his Christ
mas tour. The Captain and his wife
are pleasant and generous enter
tainsrs.
Christmastide has been jolly |
time among the PhenIoians. NJ
merous dinners are reported about !
town, at least two weddings have
been reported and the ay wound up |
by the ball given by the Ladies'
Social Club The ladies have made |
the success of the season on the oc-
casion. The number present was as
large as the hall would accommo-
date for pleasant dancing, the music
was good, the floor smooth, and ev
erybody in the best of humer with
him self or herself and the world gen.
orally, and the supper at CAMS was
first-class as that host knows how
to prepare for such an occasion. The
ladies have great credit from those
entertained for their skiilful and
careful preparation for the occasion.
1t is to be hoped that last nights en-
tertainment will not De the last un-
der the auspices of the Ladies' Club.