Mesa free press. [volume] (Mesa, Ariz.) 1892-1901, 1899-07-21
MESA FREE PRESS.
FarDAy, JURY 81, 1899
local NEWS,

Money to loan on easy terms. In
auire of NJ. Z. Gibbons, Mesa City
Arizona,
The M. & P. r. r will run the regu--
lar Sunday excursion. Round trip Toe.
Editor Pugh of the Stockmon spent
Wednesday in Mess on business in con-
nection with his paper.
The Arizona Bicycle Store can supply
you with anything you want in photo
stock.
Chas. Wing has arranged to open up a
meat market in Tempe. Mr.. Wing will
undoubtedly meet with his us lal success.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Peterson entertain
ed party of friends from Tempe last
week at their elegant home on main st.
AL present report most happy time.
w A. burton, manager of the Mesa
Lumber yard. left Thursday for Los
Angeles for few months vacation with
relatives and friends.
The Romeroy Bros. have money to
loan at reasonable rates of interest on
good security. Also city and ranch pro-
perty for sale or exchange.
Tx. Drais, the proprietor OF the
Florence hotel spens several days IN
Mesa this week. Mr.. Drais reported
everything moving smoothly in the old
Pueblo by the CHA.
Messrs Hunsaker, Horn, Tiffany and
Openshaw returned from Salt Lake City
on Tuesday morning. All report a
pleasant journey and sojurn in Utah s
metropolis.
W. B. Lewis and family, w. l. Allen
and family. Leonard Lewis and family
and Mrs. Maleu Lewis made up the party
who left last week for summer outing
in the mountains.
A party consisting of NJ J. Forester
and wife. Miss Annie Quber, Mrs. Geo.
Mintz and daughter, John <. Jones.
VIM. Peterson, Louie Cuber. Miss NAM
ME Cuber and Mr.. Harry of Phoenix
spent week at the Arizona dam hunt
ing and fishing. they report pleasant
time.
The Phoenix Short Line has reha :
bilitated their Pullman service between
Phoenix and Maricopa; passengers can
take the Pullman at seven o'clock in
the evening, remaining in it until six
o'clock the next morning, doing away
With the necessity of occupying rooms
at Maricopa.
Nr. G. L. Hall who is the owner OF
the Mammoth mine at GolGield, receiv-
ed telegram on Tuesday announcing
the death of his wife in Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Hall spent some time in Mesa two
years ago, and made host of friends
during her stay here. G. A. Hall and
other members of the family were pres
emit when the final summons came. Mr..
Hall was at Goldfeld when the telegram
came and made immediate preparations
and left on Tuesday night over the Santa
Fe for his home where the remains are
being held until his arrival. The many
friends of the family, in Mesa extend
their kindest sympathy to them in their
late bereavement.
Considerable preparation has been
made for the celebration of the oath
This day is the anniversary of the com
ing of the mormons to Utah and is cele-
DRAFTED by them with due eclat every
year. The leading feature of the days
entertainment is a race that has been
arranged to be run between Col. Round
trees mare, Daisy, and Dan Kleinman' IS
horse, Fox, at the race track near Moote
and Schedules place. A dance will be
given by the Al. I. A. Association in the
evening at the Coop Hall and promises
to be very enjoyable affair. The
Ladies Improvement Club will serve
refreshments during the day and even
ing,
Eugene H. TIarrisHel who is the
owner of the Trippel almond orchard
is spending several days in Mese
looking after the harvesting of hii
splendid crop of almond Mr.. Trip
pei who has large force of mer
gathering the almonds and placing
them in the drying sheds. These al
monds are of the paper shell variety
and are of a superior size and an ex-
cellent quality. The shipments east,
to New York City and other places
have commanded even fancy prices
for their superior quality, The yield
this season is exceedingly large. The
Trippel orchard is one of the land
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