Arizona republican., 1920-06-26
LESUEUR BUILDING
 WEARS COMPLETION;
 ID BE OPENED JULY 1

MESA, June 26.-The upper floor of the J. w. Lesueur building. adjoining the First National bank on the west. is now nearing completion and will be opened to occupancy by the first of July, it was announced by the owner MT. Lesueur. yesterday. Ten office suites. ten living apartments and large room that has been offered to the city for a free reading room and library are included in the second story
 The office suites will occupy the fore part of the floor. the large, spacious stairway leading up to them off of Main street between the Emporium and the bank l.. E. Johnson, real es- tate man; Leo Alldredge. attorney; Mir. Alexander. architect. and a dentist ana an optician, who are to arrive here the fore part of the month. have so far taken offices in the building.
 The 10 living apartments are to be located in the rear of the second floor. Two rooms and bath. with hot and cold water, gas and stove cooking ranges, electricity and other modern conveniences will be included in each apartment.
 The one large room on the floor MT. Lesueur has left vacant. offering 1t free of rent to the city to be utilized as a reading room and library. The matter has been taken up by the commercial club and committee from that body is now working on the matter.
 The ground floor to the Lesueur building is occupied by the Emporium, extensive improvements made there during the past few months making il one of the largest apartment stores on the south side.
 Sunday School Picnics
 A pleasant time was enjoyed by the young people of the Christian church at a picnic and swimming party held on the banks Of tho Con Solidafqd canal Thursday evening. Over 15 of the members of the Sunday school and church were present, many of them going in swimming in the canal. after which a picnic lunch was served.
 Goes to Ohio
 Mrs. B. L. Core left last evening for East Liverpool. Ohio, where she will join her husband and pass hte summer months.
 Summer in Los Angeles
 Mrs. $. D. Wilbur departed last evening for Los Angeles and will spend the remainder of the summer there and in other Southern California cities.
 St. Marks Church
 At the evening service at St. Mark $ Episcopal church tomorrow evening the rector the Rev. Francis Bloy, will speak on the sermon theme, 'tThought Control-' The service will commence at s o'clock. Sunday school will be
  morning.
 From Glendale
 Raymond Dyas, secretary of the Glendale District Commercial club. was visitor in Mesa yesterday afternoon and paid complimentary visit to the secretary of the local club Dan F. Collett. Mir. Dyas was accompanied by c. D. Boyer of the F'urrey- Boyer Realty company of Glendale.
 Boy Operated On
 Drane, was operated on yesterday morning and his tonsils removed. The young man has been attending mill tary college in Missouri, and returned to the valley but a short time age
 Injured Man Recovers
 Julius Johnson. aged Mesa citizen who suffered a coneussion of the brair and other minor bodily injuries whil, riding a bicycle on the highway yves of town the fore part of this week anC collided with an automobile. has re. covered sufficiently to be removed from the hospital to his home north O town.
 SpangIer Visits Mesa
 J. G. Spangler, for many years Mesa citizen and cashier of the F'irs National bank. came in yesterda, morning from Los Angeles to spend ; few days here looking after bushes interests.
 In FiImdom Today
 ''The Road to Divorce" featurini Mary MacLaren. will be presented ol the screen at the Majestic today.