Arizona republican., 1902-01-04

pigs, two turkeys and half a dozen hens and rooster. There were table
 covers, fruit dishes, platters, towels, dressing cases, footstool and Q five-dol- lar bill
 At SEQ the guests began to go. as many desired to attend the ball, but
 part of the company remained until quite late. Those present were as fol- lows: President C. R. flakes and wife.
 l.. F. Lamb and wife. C. R. flakes. Jr.. and wife, M. C. Phelps and wife, Dan iel Hilbert and wife. G. $. Irwin and wife, F. T. Pomeroy and wife, J. H Rogers and wife. Collins R. Morse and wife. James ". Vance and wife James Pomercy and wife, w. A. Macdonald and wife. George Rogers and wife, Lafayette Dana and wife Augustus Holmes and wife. Mrs. Lizzie Sellers Ezra C. Robinson. G. T. Wilson, Roy
 Irwin and Miss Dottie Irwin. Willis Rogers and Miss Caddie Rogers. Byron Wilson. Mrs. J. R. Morse. Miss Melissa 1 Morse, Mir. Byron Johnson. Miss Lizzie 1 Shumway and Miss Minnie Johnson. The NJ. l. A. of the Mesa ward have arranged to have Dr. Faust, who is vis- itinE us from Utah, deliver a lecture of the preliminary exercises of the Mu- | tual next Sunday night at : o'clock Di Faust is pioneer in the settlement of the west and especially Utah. and was one of the organizers of the famous Pony Express, and has a fund of anec- dotes and informa ton concerning these times that tried mems souls. that will be interesting to both young and old in our community. Everybody is invited ! The exercises will be free, as the gen ieman has kindly proffered his ser vices in the interest of a proper appre- ciation of the labor performed by our forefathers in settling up this western wild. Everybody should turn out, both old and young, regardless of church or creed. as they will find the lecture ex- tremely interesting.
 The New Years ball given by the Mesa opera house was very excellent affair. The hall was pretty well crowd ed, but in the capable management of Floor Manager M. C. Phelps and G. A.
 Macdonald everybody had all the dane ing they desired. There were quite
 number from Tempe and adjoining set dement's in attendance and everybody was delighted with the first dance President c. R. flakes was a busi-
 ness visitor to Phoenix today. New Years day brought joy to the home of Mir. Edd Stewart in the form
 of a bouncing baby girl. Both mother and daughter are doing well.
 The entertainment given by the NJ
 l. 4. on Tuesday night was a decided
 success. All who took part in the pro
 sramme did their work credita bly, and
 number of pieces were encored. The
 Lehi Glee club consisting of eight col ored gentlemen, were warmly ap- plauded.
 Dr. Faust was q visitor to Phoe- nix today looking over the capital city. He visited the ostrich farm and the Indian school, and was delighted and surprised at what he saw. He will write up the valley for the Des- eret News of Salt Lake City. r. F. Pomeroy and A. C. Mcqueen were business visitors to Phoenix to- day.
 Dr. NJ. W. Brock yesterday sold his
 house and lot in Mesa to J. H. Duffen-
 dufee of this place. The doctor has purchased q one-fourth interest in sheep herd and ranch in New Mexico of his brother. paying S6.000 therefor The ranch and sheep at a low esti- mate are valued al S24 ,OOO. and he buys a one-fourth interest. He will in all probability remain in Arizona for some time. however, as the interests of the company are being well at tended to there.
 Mrs. F. F. Robson has been spend- ing the past few days with her daugh- ter. Zula Mauk, in Phoenix. She has tened away on New Years day when
 new granddaughter telegraphed her of it's arrival. Both mother and daugh-
 ter are doing well, but when last heard
 of. George was wrestling with the newcomers voice, which is more than George can handle just now.
 Justice McBrayer of Mesa was business visitor in Phoenix today.
 The coming of McIvor-Tyndall to
 Mesa on next Saturday night is creat-
 ing consiIsrable interest and cont-
 ment on the mystery of his powers.
 Many man thinks his wife is gifted 2 mind reader. when in realitN he