Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

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| line Of battle will be drawn more effect
| lively against the ice cream and straw
berries, while the various wings" and
tanks" will take care of she sundries
and etceteras.
From Thursdays Daily.
Tempe is quite busy today and looks
old-tashioned again.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Griffin, of Pnoe-
nix, were visitors in Tempe today.
Miss Msdgs Gould, of Prescott, is
visiting with Miss Martha Gage.
The social at Miss TayIor's studio last
evening was mob attended as we'll as
was expected, but those present had q
| good time.
Fletcher Schuremsn tried to whittle
| since, but ii hurt so bad he stopped be-
fore finishing the job.
Death has again invaded ehe ranks OF
childhood and q shadow OF gloom rests
| on the hearts of nearly every one ID
Tempe today. Little Bonnie franklin,
| week OF two, last night ended his
esRthly soiourn and passed into the
great beyond to solve in the innocence
OF youth, those problems that often vex
the pilgrim Of meturer years. He wss
the eldest child OF widowed mother
and the fact that he was just approach
ing the age when she could TO some ex-
tent feel and enjoy the support of his
youth and early manhood, makes his
seemingly untimely end, il possible, the
move sad. He WIS always a bright,
good-nstured little fellow, and thanks
to noble mother, was always exemp-
larry in his habits The Nineteenth
Legislative Assembly honored both the
boy and the town IN which he lived, by
appointing him to the position of Page.
This honor be ever felt proud OF and
performed his daily duties With the
zeal of youthful am bition and the graft
tude of an sppreciative heart. As the
news is passed along throughout the
Territory many q member and visitor
in that memorable body will feel she
psngs of sorrow and regret at his early
demise. The funeral will probably
take place today, at which hour the re-
porter could not learn.
From Ffiday's Daily.
Mrs. M. L. Spear Is reported quite
sick.
Miss Woolts private school CLOSES to-
day.
DR.. McNaughton was business visi-
tor to the capital last evening.
Me-. Alonza Ridley and Senior Syl- |
vester are Tempe visitors today.
Mrs Fields and Mrs. Sam Harris are |
the guests OF Mrs T. F. Titus at her |
country home today.
The Opera House was yesterday pro-
vided with q complete new set of chairs
and the prsstine plank has been rele
gated to the oblivioue past.
Tempe House registers Losos, st
Louis; A Hart, ST Louis; M @ Webb,
ronto, Ariz; Geo NJ Hickman, San
Francisco.
ME- Sbanfisld of PRESCOTT passed
through to Tempe this morning to be
present with his daughter who is one of
the Normal students aud who is quite
sick
The funeral OF Bonnie Franklin Wss
held ct $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
under the auspices of the Odd Fellows,
1t which order his father was an honor
I'D member.
Pedro Rossi says he will return in q
lew days to Tucson mounted on the
same steed which took him there before
md to clear up whose pedigree he re-
lurned not long ago, travelling in official
,ircles at the public expense.
A special train will be run from Mesa {
Jity to Phoenix and return tomorrow
evening leaving that point at 6 Is p. N.
md returning after the performance at
he Pcrk Theatre. Round trip tickets {
will be sold for the price OF one fare. &
The French say ''it is the im possible
hat happens" This has proved to be
he case with the Mount Lebanon
Shakers. The whole scientific world
Iss been leboring to cure dyspepsia, but
very fort ssemed TO meet with defeat II
he suffering With stomach trou bles has L
ecome almost universal Mulsitudee :
ave no desire for food, and that which e
hey do eat causes them pain and dis g
ress Sleepless nights are the rule >
nd not the exception, and thousands OF "
nfferers have become discouraged II
The shakers OF Mount Lebanon re-
entity came to the front with their new &
)igee tive Cordial, which contains not I'll
My food already Digessed, but is q IL
iResteF of food. il
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