Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1899-11-10
MESA FREE PRESS.
FslpAr, NOVEMBER 10, 1899
LOCAL NEWS.


Money to loan It iair rates. Apply st1
this efSse ia particulars. ~ q. ssl:ts y |
II The CIRQUE was largely attended,. |
The Town Tax Ool)estor yin, soon
be around - y . |
!, Work g progressing on the Code |
brick building. -s.r >. lie
], Remember the Woodmen tall to- /
night. Il WILDE a,grand affair.
: John x. Jenes has gone into the
boot and shoe business at Ouber's cor
ner, near town. -, - i, !,
u There will be no evening service in
The Baptist church. as the young PEG :
pae will attend the Tempe B. Up. o.
in. q eedy,..; il. la.i
i, George Mauk has returned to his
old place as ticket agent for our. local
rA!!lseaa, .Allars sled to see George
bacEat his' old post. -.
/. The Farmers Exchange have just
recsiveda large consignment. of the
celebrated Brown Il Go shoes. Which
thsy. are selling Eegg cheap
i PETITIONS IN regardto the post Office
have been circulated during the past
few weeks. There seems to be some
thing Of scramble for the Office.
e sEirle Dsvis.t has again taalen into
rpcetry." As the legislature has'not
rs yet placed license tax on poets
we may soon expect Especial effort !! "
vJ.R. Morse and Sam Hall have re-
turned from their prospecting trip to
the; San Domingo seanyon. They
brought back some fine looking speciv
Meps.Ii, '.sss Il. /:
!. Mesa will soon have q race track
and our LOCAL sports will have.a chance
10 speed their horses. A company is
being formed, and, work will soon be
commenced. - :
esBE. AID. Chandler has returned
from his eastern trip. He reports
syesything as pretty prosperous there
but thinks Arizona holds its Own with
all of. it,. : -.,u !.
Reys A. ,. Tomlinson, of Tempe,
filled the pulPis at the Baptist church
last sunday. ,Stereopticop views of
ahd life oi Christ were used and were
gssn'R sVFsfeNfed' s.
.. r. BETTER and wife left last
Saturday for Titusville, Florida, where
bsEwill. engage ip 2. tent protesting
business fes egspae Heess Mr. Bother
has been I'm charge of the Trippell
almond orchard for the past three
years. e''h''.a +:
$ c.SGrisyold called on ps last Mon
day with chart or map, showing the
route Of the Mormon Pioneers in their
great journey. from. Napvoo to Salt
tsks G9tysil.1t ssfPeapisas Of Mosk
Md n6.d6nht viii have large sale in
this community.
iiBusihesa in every line iis gocd. and
Phoenix is today the lirsaiess city in
sll,the Southwest. Nee,iy every house
IL taken, anA the Z 20 Let sign has
entirely vanished. !: The present winter
bids fair to. be the busiest eyer. known
in central Acknowledgements.
i. Wellington Richens is rejoicing
oveE the advent Of; IL. pound girl in
his family, that event having hap
pened last. Monday. All persons con-
isrnnesa,.. .ll'cipatn tAeEs tt4RRsf, ;sstne..
ssrs xeitiagSalana nicely, r. - .
Gardner v. Pratt. Of Brooklyn, N.
Y.$wbo. has been suffering from that
dread disease eepsu@ption fot. so&ss
time. pasted away last Wednesday. to
bis long rest. The remains were en-.
balmsd and were accompanied to
Brooklyn by a brother. Of. deceased, to.
I4.siaa tos express my thanks Ito the
msspfactsssya Of Chamberlain's Collie
asholsra. ,Fnd Darn o 81, Remedy, ftpft
laying put on tia q sFket such won
3eIfal ',nedicins. says W: w. Massir'-
si1l. !, Of Beaumont. Texas. There are
many Aapsands Of mothers whose chill
dren have, heae,n' saved from attacks of