Arizona republican., 1899-06-13

MT. and Mrs. Nefls Peterson will leave for the east in a few days. Mics Edna Ozame has been appoint ed 10 fill the vacancy in the faculty of the Tempe public scn0ol caused by the resignation of Miss Annia Me l Naughton.
 The programme for the grand bar | becue, to be given by the old soldiers on the 4th of July, will .,e given out 1 in a few Gays.
 ! The normal students are packing up i their goods preparatory to leaving for their homes in various parts of the territory. The citizens of Tempe will miss them all very much.
 MESA.
 w A. Kimball will go to eoIdfeld tomorrow with force of men to com mence work on his mining claims. A large number of Mesa people went to Tempe Sunday night to attend the | baccalaureate services held at the normal auditorium.
 c. c. Babb and Frank Appleby. both of the geological survey. came in from Florence on Sunday. where they have spent some time in the interest of the Butte reservoir site Mr Babb and MT. Appleby will now spend some time inspecting the canal systems Of this valley. They will leave ton: :ght for the upper Verde.
 W. 4. Kimball and C. c. Hockett will go to Globe this week in the in- terest of the Globe road.
 Jesse Hill and Miss Mabel Bloomer, both of Mesa. will be married on Wednesday,
 Dr. Wakefield of Oakland, who has been spending the winter in Mesa, left for his home on Monday
 MT. Wing will spend the day in Tempe.
 Mrs. Bert wingar went to Tempe to spend the week with the Wingar family.
 Mr. W A. Daggs went down to Phoenix yesterday
 l. s. Neighbors came in from Flor ence yesterday.
 Che hundred and ten crates of fruit were shipped out yesterday Sixty crates were Prunes Simoni This plum Is of the most excellent quality and size, and finds Q ready market wherever they have been shipped
 Msssrs. Kelleby and Downs Of Prescott were il town yesterday
 Thomas s. Peyton of Florence, and Mss Bertha Bullock Of Mesa. were quietly married at ths homa Of tha brides parents, at II o'clock or Mon day. Only the families and a few in- innate friends of the bride and groom were present at the ceremony. The wedding dinner was served st o'clock. Everything Of good cheer was bounteously supplied and most thor oughly enjoyed by the wedding party. Rev. L. L. Rogers of the V. [. church of Tempe performed the ceremony, and added much to the general en- jOyment by his happy presence. The bride and groom left at o'clock fer their future home in Florence. They take with them the esteem and best wishes of their many friends here and will be heartily received by their host of friends n Florence. May success, 1 happiness and peace attend them through life
 The citizens of Mesa held a mass meeting on Monday. the 5th inst, for the purpose of considering the propo- sition of building a creamery and ice plant combined. Nothing but the appointment of committee on cost of construction and ways and m5ans was done. These committees being in to report at the next meeting, | which was set for Monday, the 18th int. The probable cost of construction was put at about S12, GOO. At the next meeting to be held s. the Coop hall. l June 19. full attendance is desired, 1 as a permanent organization will then be effected and plans and specifications l for selling stock will be considered. l The citizens of Mesa have long felt the | need of a good plant of this kind and | the prevalent idea is that the stock will find ready sale. Attention is called to the importance of the busi- | ness to be brought bsfore the nexf meeting