Arizona republican., 1921-03-13
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 DIES AT MESA HOME

DIES AT MESA HOME
 MESA. March 12.-James L. Pelomis died early Saturday morning at his home near the Mesa hotel on West Main street following a prolonged ill., ness from tuberculosis. He came to the valley last October from San Fran cisco and his brother A. J. Pelomls, arrived here few weeks ago, purchas- ing the Mesa hotel and establishing his residence here that he might be near the sick brother.
 The deceased was a native of Greece and Greek priest will be secured from Los Angeles to conduct the funeral service which is to be held next Tues day afternoon at 2:30 from the J. T. Whitney undertaking parlor in Phoe- nix. Interment will be made in a Phoenix cemetery.
 Opens Law Office In Mesa
 Thos G. Peyton, former city marshal in Mesa and for some years past prac- ticing law in Phoenix, has returned to the southside to establish his residence and business interests. He has opened a law office in the w. R. Stewart real estate office.
 Enjoyable Day Despite Weather Members of the Campfire and Blue birds organizations passed an inter- esting and enjoyable day Saturday de- spite the indictment weather which threatened rain but did not provide it. Original plans were for an all day pie nic on the river and loaded into six cars they departed early in the fore noon for their destination. Threaten 1 ing i'll weather and a light shower drove them back to cover though, so they returned to town and spent the day at the home of their guardian l Mrs. W. R. Stewart. Lunch was served there at noon and the afternoon was passed with games and other enter tainment.
 Many See Miss Molly Theatergoers witnessed a pleasing production of Miss Molly" by mem bers of the Latter Day Saints church at the L. D. S. auditorium Friday eve ming. Seventy five. dollars was cleared ward the support of the Third Ward Mutual Improvement association. Drunk Fined $25 | Alleged to have been driving his car while in a drunken condition, H. D Hancock was arraigned before the city 1 morning. He was found guilty and given his choice of a $25 fine or 20 days in jail. making selection of the first offer.
 Move To Country | Ed L. Pomeroy and family have moved from their residence of some years past at First avenue and Shrine west of Mesa. MT. Argo has returned to his native land in Colorado. Draws 30 Days In Jail A Autrey drew a sentence of 30 days 1 in jail when arraigned before Police Judge Vim. Newell Saturday. Autrey was up the week before and given 3 suspended sentence when he took ar oath that he would never touch droT | of liquor again. Stricter compliance will be made with the oath in the next | 30 days than Autrey has made IT many months past, according to the officers.
 Now Live In Country | S. B. De Harte, who has lived fol I some months at 126 West Newell ave | nue, moved this week with his family to the Blakley ranch, three-Quarters o a mile east of Mesa on the transmits sion line road.
 | Flowers Rendered Stapley | O, $. Stapley was the recipient Sat urday of a beautiful bouquet of flow CTS presented him by the Mesa Com
 mercial club with an expression o Il sympathy and an earnest hope for hi
 early recovery. MT. Stapley was oper'
 ated on two weeks ago for appendicitl
 
 was very grave it is now believed tha
 his recovery will be more rapid.
 Returns from Lower California | Joseph E.. Robertson returned thl
 week from business trip into wha
 he termed the remotest part of Lowe
 California. His journey there took hin t into a section of Lower Callfornl' $ where the boat, the one means o $ transportation, made its regular visi l, of once a month most irregularly.
 Undergoes Operation sI Lou Ellsworth underwent an opera , ton Saturday morning in a Mesa hos , pital for a rupture. He rallied we the physicians hope for speedy re ' covery.
 7 Mesa Churches Sunday
 Baptist Church = J. Lawrence Bel
 pastor Sunday school at 9:45 a. n
 Morning worship at II a. m.; subjec
 'sThe Separation for Service" B. ilP. U at 6:30 D. m.: Turner Have: ! leader Special lecture at 7:S0 D. m. subject. "The Course of Time froI
 Eternity to Eternity" Prayer mectn , and Bible study Wednesday at 1880 l l m. The public is most cordially in
 vited to attend these services Methodist Church-W. c. Mile ? pastor Sunday school, 9:45. Mornin e Shadows" Shadows Epworth League, 6:3 d Evening service, 7:30: this service wi = be in charge of the Boy Scouts. e splendid program is arranged and "
 give a cordial invitation to all boys
 be present. The public Is also COT r dially invited to all services.
 St. Marks Episcopal Church-Frar
 cis Bloy. rector. Holy communio
 Sunday, Passion Sunday, at a. T
 Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Mornin = prayer and sermon Il a. m. The publ l. is cordially invited to attend. T Southside Theaters Today ' Majestic, Mesa-Norma Talmadge O "She Loves and She Lies. Hoot Gil l. son in Flight It Out"
 k Gilbert-Harry Casey in Hear ' Up" Bray Photograph and Mutt ar t Jeff Cartoon.
 Tempe - Butterfly Man." starrir k Lew Cody. "Profiteering Blues," con Q edy. 5 Chandler - Pauline Fredericks [ Madame X.' Comedy. His Nois II Still
 l OFFICE OF Z TUCSON. CORNELIA AND GIL t BEND RAILROAD COMPANY e. TO THE SHAREHOLDERS: d You are hereby notified that the al x nual meeting of the stockholders It the Tucson, Corneha and Gila Ber ,1. Railroad company will be held a u