Arizona republican., 1898-07-21

Is the bicycHstS want to see some real brazing done they should step into the bicycle store and see Mr- Watts mend q broken frame tomorrow.
 There was an outing party this af- ternoon consisting of w. A. Bolton and wife, the Misses Hail. Mrs. Schmidt and daughters. Miss Nellie McNeil. Miss Durley and Dr. Scroggs They went up the river a ways and enjoyed pleasant time
 Three carloads of hay will be shipped from the switch tonight.
 Mr. Joe ElIicott of Phoenix is here today doing some electrical work for Dr. Charles H. Jones'
 Mrs Ida M- Swiggett of Phoenix came oyer on this. morning train and Is the guest of Miss Louie " Gage
 Word was this morn1ng received from. Congress to the effect that Mrs. IL E. Carroll has presented her bus band with a fine ten ppund baby girl On next Sunday, July A, the Phoe- nix short line has arranged to hold tts late afternoon train until 9-30 D. n. in order that Tempe and Mesa peo- pie may hear the band concerts. Tick cts will be sold at one fare for the Fcund trip. good going to Phoenix or any train,
 MESA.
 Mesa City. Ariz.. July 20.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, Lee Brizzee Mrs. William Abeu, Bishop Jones of Lehi, W. A. Kimbali and Mrs Lily Johnson went to Phoe- nix today
 Bishop Jones had 2 very narrow es- cape the other day in Mesa. His horse became frightened, one Of the lines broke and the horse turned square around. upturning the buggy and throwing the bishop in the folds of the top ne tore open the top and managed to get out, while the hcrse contirued at breakneck speed, hreaking the buggy badly. Jones still wonders how he got out of it un.n- Iured.
 MT. DeWald has moved his barber shop across the street into Dan Klein mans building He has fitted up a nice and cool room-
 Ben Goldman and 3. Matley of Tempe are in town today.
 Mrs Walter B. Lewis has a new baby girl MT. Lewis says three queens are better than a king, any way
 Farley and James Shrine left this afternoon for Idaho Mir Shrine was one of the pioneers of Mesa, coming here twenty years ago, and as .he goes 8n this visit all his acquaintances wish him q most happy time.
 Mrs. Jesse Browns little girl, who has been ili Of typhoid fefer, is get ting better
 1 meeting will be held tonight to de eide what will be done with the sur pluG Fourth of July funds. It is like Iy that it will be voted to the school library
 Joe Phelps, John Stratton and an ether young man left on the train yesterday for Prescott, from which Ffsce they will go into the mountains hunting
 Johnson Bros shipped forty five crates of fruit today.
 The Farmers exchange shipped four cars of hay today.
 Will Bowen and Lawrence Apple Fave left for the Grand canyon by way of Reno mountain.
 Mesa has a few etymologists among her philosophers and students. A party of them last night captured specimens of the rhinoceros bug under the electric light. They were immense fellows. weighing three-eighths of ar ounce each Their size, however. was not the most remarkable thing about them. They were built on the model of a steam derrIck and their strength was remarkable. As test book weighing two and three-quarters pounds vas placed on their horns anc they walked along, showing it ap- Yarently with as nue.. ease as a Mesa Boy rolls a watermelon.
 On next Sunday, July A, there will 5e collection taken in all t-e Mormon churches for a charitable purpose This. is a matter that should have aeen attended to on May s, but was al- lowed to go by default by reason of . the church not being properly in fosmed.
 An error was made yesterday in an- ncCneing the banquet of the Woodmen last night That happy event will take place tomorrow night and 8 goodly delegation of Tempe brethren Is ex- pected to be present.
 George Schornick is putting in sixty q acres Of corn. He is using Kansas ecrn for seed and is putting it in witt lister. He has about twenty boys gathering and hulling almonds, oi which he has eight acres. His orange crop is looking fine. There are eight acres of these, mostly of the ParsoI Brown variety, which he imported iron FIcrida- Ten more acres on his plac; are taken up with apples and pears the latter being a very light croy shis year. This is one of the fines FaEches in the valley and can alway! De pointed out as indIcative of tn, possibilities of the Salt River valley
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