Arizona republican., 1920-06-01
ALMA YOUNG PEOP[E. TOG|VE PURPLE DOG"
 MONDAY NIGHT. JUNE !

MESA, June Young people of the Alma district are busy this week ar ranging for their production of the play Purple Dog will be given next Monday evening, June ', in the high school auditorium. The Alma Dra- matic company, formed by the avail able talent in Alma, has been organized and will handle the arrangements for the play and it's production next week.
 Purple Dog is a four act play writ ten in Arizona with its plot lald here' and was chosen by the dramatic com pany with that point in mind as being particularly adapted to showing here Rehearsing has been in progress for some time and will be continued through this week that everything may be in readiness for it's presentation next Monday night.
 WEEK END AT REEF
 A party of Mesa young folks spent 1 the weekend in q camping outing at Granite Reef, going up Saturday eve- l ming and returning yesterday forenoon. 1 Tn the party were Mrs. MaybeAe S- l Peterson. Miss Alice skogmo, MISS 1 Peggy Mclean Miss Mildred Houston, Elrnon Coe, H. Carlson, Kenneth Hous- ton and Guy F.. Rice.
 In Filndom Today
 Sessue Hayakawa will appear at the I Majestic today in the feature photoplay The Grey Horizon" Pathe News  also on the program.
 Returns from Coast
 William Menhennett returned yes terday morning from Los Angeles where he spent the past week on buSi- ness in connection with his chain of southside motion picture houses.
 Barkers Here Thursday Thursday baseball in Mesa will gei Eifs start this week when in observance to the weekly half holidays that have 8 lbeen declared by the business houses I for the remainder of the summer, th' Il Mesa club will take on the strong BafiSel I Produce company team or PhoenlN 4 Business houses are to close tight q 4 4I12:30 Thursday and the game will b' I called at the usual o'clock hour & Following it's defeat in Phoenix Sun ' day at the hands of the White SoN q general shake-up on the local clup # contenaplated by Coach Freder1cks De & fore the Thursday game. Grant Peter < son who went in to catch the last in $ ming Sunday will work behind the ba # permanently, relieving Menhennet 4 who will take third base. Pomeroy, a N fast an outfielder as there is on tn 5 southside. will resume his job in tn < outfield, making room for either Stap k lev or Howard Peterson to work Il q the box on Thursday.
 BARBER Steady. s25.o0 guaran \ tee; 60 per cent over $S5.00. Moderl a barber shop. Mesa.
 oil Prospects Good f Decidedly hopeful for the uItimat success of the company of Mesa me < with whom he is interested in Q
 land property, John Wallace returne # from the Pecos valley oil fields l M Texas. yesterday. The Mesa compan # holds a large acreage of land ln tha E territory, and with oil already deve @ oped on%adjoining tracts, this organiza N tion is now arranging to drill for Q M on it's own property.
 # Goes to Prescott
 a Mrs w. T. Crawford and childre H will leave this morning for Prescott
 where they will pass the next mont M or so before continuing on to the coai E for the remainder of the summer. M @ Crawford who is interested in Il E Ploma King Mining company now d' # veloping it's property near Wiclxenbur
 will remain here for a short time clol @ ing up business affairs before return & ing to the mining camp.
 Day Is Observed
 Memorial Day was generally ol & served in Mesa yesterday, the banl % offices and various clothing houses r # maining closed for the entire la Some of the grocery stores, the dr1 stores. hardware stores and practical all other business houses Joined Tn q N closing at noon. The Dostoffice " @ closed for the day and no service "
  LEI routes While no ceremony occure E practically all of the churches paid 2 1 tention to the Memorial day Sn Su A day. pastors in all pulpi1s choosing SC # mon themes appropriate to the day M Appear In Court Today
 Found in a room at the Casa IoI M hotel on West Main street late ssu1ad # night with Carmela CrayeZ, Hayes H old Mexican girl Francisco Gomez V # lodged in jail and will appear befC frfs frTaI II in at 10:3o. Charges are to be preferI . against the Mexican manager of
 hotel in connection with the case a 2IS he will also be heard in the just out court this morning.
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