Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-03
Tempe Department.
From Satrrdsy'sD Daily.

| From Saturdays Daily.
J Fl Hicks is In Skull Valley on bust.
oees and will return about next SatuT-
day.
The reception given lest niRhs at the
| Normal by the class OF '98 In honor OF
tie class of '97 was well attended acd
the evening most erjoyably spent.
The Militia boys will give themselves
| a send off tomorrow at the armory They
| propose o have one celebration in honoE
| Of themselves and are entitled to all the
iuu they can get.
Miss Mildred Murphy is having
| another long tedious sick spell. The
little girl seems to be getting more than
her share OF trout BILE IS she was sick fos
| a long time last summer. 1t is to hoped
Ger recovery may soon be Goted.
CARL Hayden, who completed bis
course at the Normal last year, and who
during the last school year has been at
tending the Leland Stanford University
returned home last evening. He re-
ports excellent health, is making good
progress in his studies, and will return
again in Septemb Der.
From Mondays Daily
Prof. Nelson of Mesa was in town
this morning.
Bud Penn is down from the noun
bsius after supplies.
A. St. John Gaylord, of Mesa, passed
through to Phoenix this morning.
II. W. Rydsrs' lumber yard is now
equipped with telephone service.
James Sturgeon has returned from
Denver; where be went with shipment
OF cattle.
The Mexican people gave dramatic
entertainments at the Kingsbury opera
| nouse last night.
There is a movement on foot for the
organization of lodges of she G. A. r
and s. of V. in Tempe.
Griebel & Stambaugh are making
special prices in summer wash goods.
Gall on them.
The Telephone Company expect
shortly to extend their lines to some of
the big ranches south of town.
B3ackberries are in the market.
Borrowdele has made arrangements to
handle E. G. Ffsnkenhera's crop this
year.
The Preside of the Finch family was
gladdened on Friday last by the arrival
of a new face in the family circle.
Robert became the father of a hand
some boy babe and vas so tickled he
has Just recovered himself sufficiently
TO tell aboutit.
The militia boys had good time
Saturday night. There we're about
twenty present and they we're favored
by the company end reminiscent re-
marks of several old soldiers The boys
intend to continue their social gather
ngs at occasional uteFvsis
The County convention Of the w. q.
7. U. met in Mesa Iass Tuesday. May
18th, for the election of officers end the
transact 4 OF general business. Mrs.
Wilbur, of Mesa, was elected President;
Mrs. Peek, of Phoenix, Woe President;
Miss Newland, of Mess, Secretary, and
Mrs. Al. Miller, of Tempe, Treasurer.
There was a good attendance and all
present expressed great enthusiasm 10
the WORK.
From Tuesdays Daily.
F. A. HAYES started his thresher
today.
Mr.. Stahl, OF the Creamery, WAS in
Phoenix today.
Steamer Day and every body is trying
10 bluff the other man.
Ceso8rets stimulate liver, kidneys and |
bowels. Never sickens. weaken or griDe |
10 OTIS
Mr.. Roy Frsnkenburg began harvest
ng his black berries today. BorrowdaIe
s handling the crop.
The Possu mls Minstrels gave a very |
,ood entertainment last night put they |
rev about like a secondhand porous |
plaster.