Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-17
MESA.

]. F. Bradbury. who spent last win
ter in the valley. returned from an ex-
tended visit to Paola. Kansas, yester
day Mr.. Bradbury was we'll pleased
with the valley after his visit here last
winter and returns now from his old
home with carload of household
goods and intends to SETTLE about
mesa, where he viii engage in ranch
ing.
Nathan II. Price who has been suf-
feTing from cancer of the stoma oh
for some time. died Tuesday evening
The remains were buried Wednesday
forenoon in the Mesa cemetery MIR
Price was for n long time a citizen OF
Globe and has dealt extensively in cot
tie. Nett a year ago he moved with his
family to Mesa. where he purchased
home. Two children have been I'D to
a short time ago in school at the Nor
NAL The deceased was about 90
wears of age.
The Mesa bank Is TO he remodeled
In few days the work will be start
ed and the interior napered and paint
ed and decorated. and with rhe two &C
commOdating clerks everything will
be charming and in unison.
Prof Manzo. the music king of
Phoenix was in Mesa Yesterday on his
regular weekly trip. He has arranged
for an extensive class in that city for
the different musical Instruments.
A dance will he held in Mesa Friday
evening at the large opera house.
Mr.. Frakes, of Phoenix, was in Mesa
yesterday.
The Mesa train gets in a hurry once
in a while and loses no time in get
ting to Phoenix Yesterday afternoon
it made the run from Tempe to Phoe-
nix. distance of nine miles, in thir
teen minutes.
The members of Mesa City Rehekah
lodge. IO.O.F.. last night entertained
the member of Arizona Rebekah lodge
No. l. in a most hoSpita5 BILE manner
The occasion was simply friendly
visit from the sister lodge and had no
special significance save good fellow
ship which was everywhere expressed
by both the entertainers and the
guests. The turnouts containing
some fourteen people comprised the
party and after n season of Sociability
rhey were treated TO substantial and
pleasing refreshments previous 10 the
ong cold ride home. Mesa lodge while
not the largest organization in the
world contains Il jolly good natured
and it is not saying too
much to predict that it Will experience
/ healthy growth during the coming
winter season. There are lots of young
leople in the town who are eligible to
and they can find no bet |
er or more profitable place to spend an
lvening once every two weeks.
\ party of Mormon pilgrims who left
outhern Utah some time ago, arrived !
n Mesa yesterday morning. The
'arty has about six wagons and Il /
lozen extra horses. There are about I
20 persons in the party and thew are
,ound for the ella, where they are to
ettle.
There Will be an excursion run to
Phoenix tonight for the veriscope I
how of the great Corbett-Fftzsiln-
mons fight One fare for the round
rip. The train viii leave Mesa at 6:1l
Clock. This is a good show and no
ouht a large crowd will go from the
outh side.
Van V. Wright has moved his bar
'er shon into the south room of the
ew Code-S alter building. Mr.. Wright
as ordered several new chairs and
ew furniture. which will be here next
week When these new fixtures are
n place Mr. Wright will have one OF
he neatest and best equipped shops
n the south side Both rooms are In
he rear and everything is fixed for
He has an able assistant
n Mr.. Bowskil, who recently came !.
rom Phoenix.
Mr.. Johnson has moved his icy
ench from the front of Crosses
ess shop to the center store
'o6le Salter building. Mr..
rill put in neat counter q
ase and VIII carry nice Ii
lry and will be better eqJ
YER to look after the wail
locks of Mesa.
Barnett and Winger have
lrge consignment of good
ew store. More goods
very day and when the
RIDER these hustlers will
lyout.