Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-13
From saturdays Daily.

From saturdays Daily.
NJ. A. Grouse, who is teaching school
near Phoenix, is at home today on
visit to his family.
Mr.. Dreggs, the architect, is up to-
day inspecting the Salter-Code build
ing.
Lewis brothers have sold their
threshing outfit to Mr.. Pearson, of
Florence. Mr. Pearson Is experienced
in the business and doubtless will do
we'll with it
Mr. H NJ Lewis. who has been con-
nected with the Farmers Exchange,
quite awhile and who has as many
friends in this section as the next man,
received his certific ate of appointment
) today as Deputy United States Survey
or for the territory of Arizona Mr..
/ Lewis is one of the best surveyors in
the territory and anyone needing the
. services of a reliable. painStaking and
accurate man to look after their sur
veying interests can make no mistake
in employing Mr.. Lewis.
! From Mondays Daily:
The MANY friends of Mrs Ida Full
Ter are delighted to see her at home
after lengthy visit to the Tonic
Basin country She appears to have
had a good time and is the same hap
py girl she was before her visit
{ Mr.. Struthers has shipped a car of
furniture and household goods and will
leave tonight for Santa Ana, Califor-
MIA where he wiz make his future
home. returne
Mrs. Weisnern WiseS..-d from a
very pleasant visit S,nsin.
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NJ today TO commense work O. y
, Sa1ter-Code building.
J. g. I,eis has purchaser the W. r.
Fonneroy propertv and has begun i'm
provenents on the same. preparatory
to moving in at an early date.
Some bad boys ND at Nephi are fix
ing 70 get into serious trouble "'if they
don't mind out For some nights
past they have been amusing them
selves by tearing down tlle mail boxes
along the streets. and if this business
keeps I'D they will have the authori-
ties of the law camping on their trail.
Mr.. Sam Johnson. of Nephf was in
town today making a purchase of a
new suit of clothes. and thereby hangs
A tale Up in the NeDhi country
''Sl<1nks." or as some call them. "pole-
CATS run at large and it sometimes
harnens that the 'wavfarer' is I'M
fortunate in that he happens TO meet
one ''rnino south'' in his journeying
Mr.. Johnson met one-hence his new
From Tuesdays Daily:
Mrs Henry Standage mother of
the late VIM. Standage died this morn
ing at 2 o'clock at her residence in
Alma. She was native of the state
Of Ohio and sixty seven years old.
She removed from Ohio TO Utah in
1913 where she lived till 1880 when
she came with her husband and fam
ily to Mesa where she has resided
ever since. She leaves large family
of children to mourn her death. The
funeral took place this afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Mrs. 7. PaskaI arrived last night on
the train TO join her husband here who
is engaged in the barber business.
A large force of men will begin work
on Thursday of this week on the Con
so1idated canal clearing it out and en-
larging 1T so that 1T will carry ninety
Thousand inches of water which will
run through the electric power house
to the Tempe canal.
Mrs. W. L. Akers and children left
on Monday for Mesa where they will
OCCUPY their new home which Mr. Ak
ers purchased last summer The fam
lily will divide their time between Mesa
and GlObe-Silver Belt
From Wednesdays Daily:
Miss Mamie Hadley. who has been
confined to a bed of affliction for so
long, answered to the call of the death
angel last night The funeral was
held at the Mormon tabernacle this af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock.
Hazel Kirke cigar. ]. D. Robertson. |
agent. 1919
Mr. Allen Whitlow and his niece, |!
Mrs. Davis, were Phoenix visitors to- |
day.
Smoke Hazel Kirke cigar. ]. D.
Robertson. 1919
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Walker, Mrs.
Lulu Porter and Mrs. Dr. Mcintyre,
were registered at the Kimban house
today.
The queen of all cigars Hazel
Kirke. 1919
There will be "hot time in this old
town tonight, my babe" and if all the
Democratic candidates that are in
town today speak tonight the "wel-
Kin" will sho' Lord ring. A big time
S expected and everybody is invited.