Arizona republican., 1912-09-01
NEWS IN BRIEF


 J. d. Crisp of Higley was in Phoenix on business yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. M. Tway spent yesterday in the capital city.
 Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Hawley of Hig- ley spent yesterday in Mesa.
 Miss Helen Mumford spent yester- day in Tempe making arrangements to secure rooms for a residence there While attending the Normal school.
 F. $. Fountain, recently from Los Angeles, but originally from Alabama. has entered the law offices of M. I. Dougherty for the purpose of getting the practical side of legal practice
 Lieut.. Donaldson reports that he has forty-tOw refugees to look after in Mesa and that probably two or three more will arrive sOon It is uncertain when any of them will be able to safely return to Chihuahua. Oserly Peragallo from Mexico. was registered at the Alhambra yesterday. The A. B. Grocery store now sports bran new delivery wagon. The announcement is made that H M. Lawson will start his Mesa -PhOe- nix auto line tomorrow morning. Regular trips every two hours will be the rule, a Stanley steamer being used to convey passengers. The genial A. Fraine, late head of the Overland telephone service in Mesa, who was reported very i'll the fore part of the week, is now able to handle the reins over his trotting horse
 Mrs. R. s. LOngmOOr and son, Wal ter have gone to Los Angeles, where Mrs. LongmOor will remain until Wal ter gets comfortably settled as a l member of the University of South ern California.
 The little child of MT. and Mrs B couple of days ago, is getting along | all right and will live Miss Lelan Brack is preparing to | attend the normal at Tempe during | the coming school term. Miss Elsie Jones has resumed her duties in Everybody's drug store Wm. Menhennet has purchased a home in Mesa and will help pay the 1 county's running expenses from this time forward.
 R. P. Menefee left this week for | Midland, Mo, to join his wife and son who have been there for several weeks
 1 J. B McElwain is back from a l visit to his old home in Iowa. l Guy Attaway. of the Attaway- Pearce O., will leave tomorrow for g months vacation spent on the coast
 Miss Minal Hawley will go to Hay den next week to spend a few day: with friends.
 Ed D. Tway was in town yesterday getting lumber for the construction of a stacker He had ten or twelve tons of hay down when the rair came and will be unable to bail it A hay stacker is a more economica
 way of caring for it than the old
 fashioned pitchfork.
 Both the Mesa banks will b. closed Monday on account of Labo Day. It is understood that some O
 the stores will also close. 1 The circus did not carry away ; great amount of Mesa money. Tn ruling that children under fifteel should not attend prevented man. people from having an excuse to at
 tend the show.
 Mrs. J. D. Attaway and family ar planning to move out to the ranch il
 a short time.
 A. B. Jones and family have moves into one of the old Stapley cottages Miss Elsie Jones returned yester day from her visit to the coast. Sh reports a splendid time, and onl regrets that her vacation was not o longer duration. Miss Ann O'Con nell, who accompanied her to Califor mia will not return until later. MT. and Mrs. J. T. Sweeney ar occupying the Hawkins cottage, re
 gently vacated by Wm. Menhenne and family the latter now residin in the Ralph Gilkerson bungalow i the western part of town. The POmeroy and Brown threshe is working on alfalfa seed this week
 w. J. Clemans is shipping hay t Florence.
 Miss Maggie Brundage is bac from a visit to her sister in Miami. A fine baby boy was born to Dl land Mrs. Chas Shouse on Thursda
 of this week.
 A pretty girl baby was also bor
 to MT. and Mrs. Ivy Sawyer O Thursday.
 The thief who stole the clothin from A. N Porter's home a coupl of days since was captured in Hay l'den and brought to Mesa last eve | ming