Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
Tempe Depal tment.
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 Denver Holmesly is reported sick.
 Mr. Johnsthan Warner h=s raturned from California and wilt spend the winter here.
 Volt Seohs will make 8 six-csr ship ment of cattle tomorrow night. MT. Sachs has some large cattle contracts to | fill duFlpg the winter. Watson Pickrell, Bud Cum mings, Ben Goldman, G. P. Pitkin, Eli Sears and J. B. Mullen ara spending the most of their tune in Phoenix these days doing jury duty.
 Monday nigh Mr. $ D. Lount gave the Normal students 6 rare treat. He brought up from Phoenix his telescope, mounted it on tbe.Normsl campus and gave the students, to the number of about 100, 8 fire view of the moon, several !double stars, star clusters and nebulse. He was accompanied by MF. Jas. H. McClintock, Secretary of the Normal Board, who takes great interest in the progress of the school. 1 A delightful party was given on Mon day night et sthe rf siderce of Mg. and , Mrs. Kipgehury, in honor of Miss E5sa Gilbreath, of Fort Whipple. Cards and refreshments were the order of the evening. Following is list of the guests present: Miss Esta Gilbresth, the guest of honor, Mir. and Mrs. Gso. ! N Gsge, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hill, pr. and Mrs. Soroggs, Mir. and Mrs. D. R l Brigham, MT. and Mrs Waiter s , Johnston, Mir. and Mrs. H. E. Buck, MT end Mrs. Cart W. Miller; Mrs. M. West
 Misses Laura Sharpe, Marbhe enc Louie Gage, Mona and Katherine Kingsbury; Mees1s John E cks anc Bsn. Goldman.
 Fro n Thn-si sy's Ds 5.
 A special stock train of nine cars vii
 be shipped today.
 Mr. Hanue, the blacksmith, has beel
 quite i'll for few days.
 MT. J. H Johnson, Kansas Git.
 cattle buyer, is in Tempe looking fo t business.
 Robert Richards has seeuEed pest 6 District No. ?, formerly held by Wa 5 lace Morse.
 The city assessment roll is complete 9 and in the hands of the Council, whic will sit as 8 Board of Equalization o
 December 16sh.
 9 T. J. Parry, who has been helping t
 enforce proper respect for the law ( the lend, as juror is again at his foTg
 with his sleeves roIisd nP.
 Another creamery plant for she scutl side Is under way. contracts for th
 necessary buildings having been let
 It will be located about two miles ees
 of Tempe on piece of property reoentl = purchased from Albert Miller. # Jamee Gilliland Is greatly improve
 and his complete recovery is confident v exr ected.
 [, Work of cleaning up the Odd Fellow s lot has bsguni preparatory to the ereC
 bion Of their new building, which is t J. bs q two>story structure with etor g room below.
 e Tempe Lodge No. 6, W O. W. 0 g Wednesday night elected the followln
 officers to serve during the coming tern e John Knight, past consul; J F Hendri1 ]. consul commander; T NJ; ore, advise s lisutenent; R G Andre, banker; Gle Rogers, escor 0 P Borrowdele, clerh F G H Moore, wstchmsu; c w Wilson
 sentry; R..R Root, manager. f MT. J. H. ArmesF died last night a }. the Sissers's sHospitsl in Phoenix at 1
 o'clock. He was mem ber of Temp
 Camp No 6, Woodmen of the World
 Unless change in arrangements not noI
 made he will bs buried by Order in th
 Phoenix cemetery on tomorrow (SstuI dsy). at aboes 8 o'clock in the after X noon.
 :. Mr. c. Nj. D.xor 8 wei known mer
 chant of Ple' ssnt R dge, Fulton Go Pa., has little girl who is frequentl
 threatened with croup, but when th
 fest symptoms appear. his wife give
 her Cham beFlsin's Cough Remedy, " hicl , always affords prompt relief. The ?
 and 90 cent eIzes for sale by all drug . giets. Silver Star Rsbekah Lodge held g regular meeting iest night ab which tw, l candidates, the Misses Cox aud Rioh , ards, were initiated. There are eevere
 applications for mem beFehip and th Lodge seems to have pleasing future
 Fhe following officers weFe elected [, serve during ths ensuing term: Mir Albert Miller. N G; Mrs H Harris V G; Miss Betty SssFs, sec; Miss Moore treas Alter the regular boeines chocolate and sand Richee were eetveC aud social hour WAS most hsppiiy spent.
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