Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1899-07-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Veda Bullock is visiting with
her sister in Florence this week.
Money to Loan on real estate. In
quire of NJ. 1. Gibbons, Mesa, Ariz'
I DIR. Lucas has moved his office from
the Alharnbra Hotel, one door south, to
his residence !" - :
JAS. shaw and Robt. Reed passed
through Mesa last week on their way to
! Globe. -
Warren L Shrine and family left on
Wednesday: for Dingle, Idaho. where
they vii spend the summer. -
J The Arizona Bicycle Store has sew
eral good second hand bicycles for sale
or trade.
The city presented a very deserted ap.
pearance on Tuesday everyone having
gone to Tempe 10 Join inthe celebration.
@. N. Mailissn add family and a party
Of friends Will leave on Saturday for the
White mountains where they will spend
So!
Mr.. n. A. Anderson. of the firm Of
Anderson Bros. and his family, left last
week for Providence Arizona, where
the firm have opened up q new store.
Co. E ". q. A. of Mesa took part in
the reg mental parade at Tempe on
Tuesday. Major Mullen was in COM
mand of the regimental formation. s.,
Alfred Fuller and Mr.. Randall Of Pine
Arizona, came down to Mesa last week.
These young gentlemen have been called
to serve in the missionary field.
The excursions run by the NJ. & P. R.
R. to Tempe on Tuesday were very
much appreciated by the people of
Mesa. - - -
Clyde Stewart has resigned his posi-
ton in the Mesa City Bank, and will
spend the summer at his fathers ranch
south OF Tempe.
Mrs. E. w. Wilbur, her daughter Miss
Ethel. and son Earl left on Thunday's
excursion for the coast. where they will
spend the summer.
Dan Kleinman will spend several
weeks at Thatcher in Graham Co. It is
rumored that Mr.. Kleinman will not
return alone.
The many friends of Mrs. Bettler
will be glad to learn that she is rapid
~ getting better from her serious i'll
ness of.three weeks.
Mrs. A. L. Post in company with
her father Mr.. DaYis'a and little daugh-
ter. left Thursday for an extended
visit in San Reigo,, California.
.LOST-A little German book about
the end of May, between Lehi and
Phoenix. finder will please leave at
this office.
4 large crowd Of young people at
tended the dance at the Co OPP Hall
given by the M. l. A on the night Of
July 4th, An seemed to have had a
very happy tins. F,"-'' =" :
G. r. Hakes Jr., returned from the
Southern States '1ast week Mr.. Hakes
has been working in the missionary
field IN Alabama, and has just lately
been released. His many nffiends'' are
pleased to welcome him HON.
Crantz Cartilage of Tempe, has ac-
cepted position in the Arizona BIZ.
cycle store, and will assist with the
work on the South side for the Re-
publican and Herald. -
Several train loads Of the Mesa
people went to Tempe on Tuesday to
join in the celebration of Americas
greatest day. All were very cordially
received ana now rgport'a m0st hap
Ply TIME. 80 -
Mr.. Clark Rysdale an expert furni-
ture designer spent several days in
Mesa and vicinity in the past week.
Mr.. Rysdafe is from northern Michi-
gan and was schoolmate of Prof,
q. B. Oman in Cadillac, Michigan ten
years ago. That this chance meeting,
was enjoyed by 'bdth parties is as
sured. =" " """
Mr.. Tho.s. Winsar Of Y. 9. Geolog-
ical Survey reported the following
data to Thos. Buchanan: Distance
ftoni Turmah & Horns blacksmith
shop to Desert Wells l4.6 miles.