Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
MESA NOTES.
From Thursdays Daily.

waitress at the Florence Hotel.-Flor=
ence Enterprise.
Mrs. Shornic, nee Gertie Rogers, wife
of the Mesa fruit man, is visiting Mrs.
Tlllman. Mrs. 8. is we'll known in
Florence, having resided here before
her marriage.-Florence Enterprise.
Merritt Hobson, who has been visit
ing with his brother in Mesa, left for
Bisbee last night.
Hugh Prftchard left last night over
the Santa Fe for Des AIofnes, Iowa, by
way of Omaha, where he will visit the
exposition for a few days.
Mr.. Turner. of the Kessler- Boyle
Grocery Co.. Phoenix, and Mr.. Ander-
son, of Kellners store, are in Mesa to-
day.
1t is reported on good authority that
the Maricopa and Phoenix and Salt
River Valley Rail- Road, will put a dou-
bic crew ON their train service as for
merly by the first of the month.
Mr.. Trice, of Pinney and Robinson,
Mesa, is very low, and not expected to
live.
Captain Pomeroy left this morning
for the southern part of the territory
on business.
MT. Il. -. SIdiTS tIlu OdISy NIL
Ter, of the KimbaH house, Mesa, will
be married at O'Clock this evening.
The Right Rev. VIM. Newell officiat-
ing.
The Phoenix architect, Mr. Gregg, is
in Mesa today.
Mr. J. H. Pomeroy is very sick with
malarial fever. 1t is hoped he will
soon experience change for the bet
tor MI
From fridays Daily.
There will be a grand exhibition of
magic lantern views of the war of
Cuba, at Social hall, Saturday.
The wedding yesterday afternoon of
Mr. L. G. Stairs and Miss Daisy Miller
at the Kimball house, was largely at
tended by admiring friends whe We're
| present TO see that the young couple
started Alright on life's journey. After
the ceremony refreshments were serv-
ed which was very much enjoyed by
all.
The death angel knocked in Mesa
yesterday morning and the call was
answered by Mr.. Harry Walton. Mr..
Walton is one of the old-tfmers in the
territory and "a man whose friends are
numbered among the mining men and
prospectOrS of every camp in the ter
ritory. He was among the first to
find the rich gold deposits in the Har-
qua Hala district and though quiet
man was always a man of action.
Some two or thre years ago he was
stricken with paralysis and for long
time was a patient sufferer in Phoe-
nix. Improving somewhat he was re
moved to Mesa. where he has since
resided and though at times he
seemed 10 be on the road to recovery
he would suffer a relapse till hope had
fed and his lamp of Life cast but
Pickering shadow till the end came
yesterday morning. Mr.. Walton was
a most estimable man and citizen, con-
scientious to degree and many har-
dy prospector will miss his kindly
smile and the good Fellowship of for
11er days. The funeral was htEd this
afternoon at > o'clock from his Mesa
residence.
From MONDAYS Daily.
Rev. z. E. Duley and wife took their
departure for Leavenworth, Kas., this
morning where they will visit for sew
eer3l- months.
Mr.. and-A1rs. Chas White, formerly
of Florence, Arizona, were visitors to
Mesa yesterday, from Phoenix.
Superintendent Porter of the NJ. &
p. Informed the people of Mesa yeSter-
day that the old-time schedule would
be resumed on or BEFORE the first of the
month. The people of Mesa are very
much pleased to note this change for |
a. good many reasons, more especially
as 1T will leave Conductor Harris and |
wife among us.
Mr.. J. L. Anderson ships car of |
hogs to Los Angeles today. Mr.. Wal |
ker and Mr.. Peters i car of hay each.
Mr.. H NJ Lewis, the HERALD rep
resentatfve left last evening for Crown |
King in the interests of the HERALD. |
Anderson Bros store building has |
received new coat of paint today
Mr. Anderson, representing Kellner's
sler- Boyle Grocery Co., of Phoenix, |
their firms
From Tuesdays Daily.
Mrs Elmer Ellsworth and children
come in from Show Low Saturday tax
ing the train for Mesa, where they
will visit for several weeks. They We're
accompanied as far as Holbrook by
Mr.. Ellsworth Argus.
1
Tuesday. She will teach the Snow
fave schools during the coming fall
and winter.-HoIbrook Argus.
Mr. Curt Miller and Roy Hill, of
Tempe, came in OH this mornings
train.
Mr.. Hugh Creighton, assistant gen.
erai freight agent of the NJ. & P. rail
way came UP on last nights excursion
train, returning this morning to Phoe-
nix.
The Democrats of Phoenix and
Tempe came up to Mesa last night ON
/ special train and organized a Demo
,ratic club. Prof. J. D. Lopez was
elected president F. p Pomeroy first
VIM. Standage, Second
Vice-P President; Harvey Harper third
Viee-P President; VIM. Burton, Secre-
airy.
A big republican rally will be held ,
1t Phoenix tOnighton account of which
he regular train will leave here thirty
minutes late returning as a special
-oUnd trip Will be given by the rail
Dad company.
Mr. Wolf Sachs of Tempe is in Mesa ::
oday.
ChaS. Pomeroy was quite seriously | ;
INJURED yesterday while at work in the {
lay field The derrick fork catching I
MIN in tlhf calf of the leg IaPer+altino it /