George Passey and family and Prof. Broadbent and family left Wednesday evening for Provo, Utah, where they will go into business and make their future home. Mr. Passey is one of the old residents of Mesa, andhas been constantly engaged in the%mercantile business. His many friends regret his departure from here and bespeak for him an abundant success in his new home.A. large concourse of people gathered at the Hall of the Mutual Im-proveiqpnt Association Monday even- J ing to tender a ferweell to George Pess^y on his departure for his future home in Provo, Utah. The evening was spent in listening to excellent music and recitations andft »j speeches and in a general social good time. A banquet such as always graces these Mesa gatherings was enjoyed.