Arizona republican., 1902-08-30
Big Bargains at Hyder'S Today"
MESA

Mrs. Gibson of Lehi returned with her son and two daughters and Miss Davis from a trip in the mountains Wednesday. The daughters and Miss Davis will attend the normal the-com- ing season. They had a very enjoyable time while up among the pines, and come back ready for some good, hard work during the winter.
 MT. Alma Jones of Lehi came in from Fronteras, Mexico, a few days ago, and will rttend the normal school this winter.
 A large concourse oi people attended the funeral of Isaac C. Steele, the young man who met with death by well caving in, smothering him, last Monday The funeral services were held in the church, Bishop $. C. Sorel- sen presiding. The beautiful hymn ''The Resurrection Day" was sung by the choir, and after prayer by c. H. Rol- lins, the choir sang Mourn Not for the Dead The speakers were George M. Tiffany, O. D. Merrill, Isaac Rogers and Bishop Sorensen. All of the speak ere spoke of the exemplary life Of the 1 young man and words of consolation to the bereaved ones. After the ser vices the choir sang There Is Sweet Rest in Heaven" and the benediction was pronounced by Bishop Sorensen. The people were then permitted to look upCn the countenance of the dead for the last time
 President C. R. flakes and wife re- turned from Pine Ward yesterday and reported a very nice time while away, though for q few days Mir. flakes was quite sick. But they held d very sue l fo- fnl ,a 10 go out with an exploring party and | explore new road from Pine Ward this way. over Reno. A roadway, with q little expense, he thinks, will insure tC the valley the trade of the entire TontO country.
 Mr. Henry Peterson, delegate to the county convention from Arlington. spent yesterday in Mesa with his fam fly and returned to Arlington today.
 Miss Kcster returned from the coast i yesterday, where she has been for the ! past six weeks. She will teach again 1 this year in the Mesa school and took this trip to rest up prior to the sea sons work.
 Messrs. HouX and Weir have re- turned from Florence. where they were installing some aCetylene lights. They | were putting in a plant in the Mormon tabernacle yesterday.
 Mir. Dave Strohl, the genial conduct or of the Mesa and Phoenix road. start ed for San Diego, Cal, yesterday to meet his wife and bask in the coast breezes for the next sixty days. MT. Albert Lathrop takes his place as con ductcr during his absence.
 The Mesa band boys will give 2 grand ball in the Mesa opera house August 20, 1902, for a benefit to the band. The boys are working hard un- der the very able direction of c. RI
 Fryer, and will soon give Mesa a band it can be proud of, and they should re-
 ccive the support of every young mar for the good time they will give them and every business man, whether h. goes or net.
 1 Professor Elmer Plumb of Thatcher
 Arizona, came up to Mesa yesterday
 and from here. accompanied by Misse;
 Anna and Sereta Shrine and Misse.
 Lucy and Bessie Schwartz, went lc
 Phoenix and paid the Indian school r
 visit, ard with Miss Sereta Shrine anC
 Miss Lucy Schwartz will go to That
 cher, where the girls will teach in tn, district schools the coming season.
 MT. Ray Smith, Don NJ. Le Baron !
 and Miss Mary Bond left for Coloni.
 JuareZ, Mexico, yesterday to attend thu
 academy the coming year. There arr
 others who arc preparing to go thi'
 year.
 The Primary association of the Mes;
 ward will give an entertainment an, ball on the afternoon of September 2 1902, in the Mesa opera house. Th' : following programme will be rendered Prayer by Walter Brundage; opening . address, Ralph Fuller; recitation. Glei : Stapley; Grill by the Primary Tots 1. stump speech, Van Pomeroy; song b, : Eunice Brundage and company; reef [ tation by Amy Phelps; song by tn , Primary Glce club. Ice cream will b : served at 10 cents d dish. and afte
 the refreshments q childrea'G d2nc
 will be indulGed in. The admission wi
 be 15 cents and 10 cents for children