Hallowe'en Party and Tempe News Snapshot
Nov 1 1898 Tempe report notes a Hallowe'en party at Mr and Mrs J Webster Johnson with ten couples, social life in Tempe and new land deals by G S Johnson five miles southeast of town, public interest in Shan for justice, home improvements by J S Birchett, and seasonal work for Harryer the Tonto Basin cattleman. Normal notes cover term dates and new students Perry Pike and Gilbert States, plus football on Normal grounds. Political and theatre events feature a Rough Riders tribute, Brodie visit by Mesa Republicans, and a Boccaccio performance by Grau Opera Company with a large Phoenix turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Webster Johnson
Johnson's
Tempe
G. S. Johnson
Harryer
Tonto Basin
Meyers
Los Arteles
Californias Butchers
Sturday
Perry J. Pike
Bisbee
Gilbert States
Phoenix
Underhill
McArthur
Scottsdale
Hough
Austin
French
Prescott
Brodie
Mesa Yester
Epi
Colonel
Mesa
Tucson
Mest
Judge Wright
Gill
Tev Vee
Upaigners
Grau Opera Company
Boccocdo
Colonel Wilson
Democrats
Pohenix
South Side
Opera House
Rough Riders
Ada Irvin
Lincoln Fowler
A. C. Brodie
Messrs
Grindell
Hawley
Utting
Goodrich
Stanton
Allen
Pemberton
Engle
Hall
Draper
Warren
O'Leary
Payne
Record
Carlson
Stelzreide
Goodwin
Mullen
Petrie
Clare
Olympia
Dewey
Pasha
Coffee al
San Antonio
Tampa
J. C. Goodwin
Tapa
San Juan
Walter Gregory
John Hall
Santiago
Marriage licenses and court notes from Phoenix era
Bruce Thuretay returns to the city and checks in at Hotel Adams while Mrs. Schultz of Tempe stays at Commercial. Curtis Doyle and Gertrude Eisner secured a marriage license from Probate Judge Crouse as commission meetings proceed privately. Fort Apache appoints Dr. M. N. Bell as agency physician amid broader local news.
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Bruce Thuretays
L. Hayden
Hotel Adams
Theo. L. Schultz
Tempe
Curtis F. Doyle
Gertrude Eisner
Crouse
M. N. Bell
Phoenix
Fort Apache
Arizona
Bell
Avery
Jfu
Ate Als Greenman
C. W. Crouse
Baptist Church
Earl Strobridge
Prescott
Adams
Los Angeles
Reed
Goldman
Mitch
Jerome
Messrsights
Commercial Hotel
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Miracle Remedy
A claimed cure all asks readers to try Electric Bitters, touted as a tone up for liver and kidneys, a nerve tonic, and laxative. It promises relief from constipation headaches fainting sleeplessness and melancholy with a money back guarantee at a low price. Also notes a church dinner fundraiser at the Irvine Book Co. location for mortgage relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Drug Co
He Young Peoples Society of the Paptist Church
Irvine Book Co
Meridian and McDowell Precinct Officers Vote Lead
Returns from all county precincts except Meridian and McDowell show Kincaid and Gray likely elected as justices of the peace with Democrat Kinealt at 110 and Republican Morris at 1125. McClintock and Baltz appear favored for constables with 1300 and 1149 votes respectively. totals from five small precincts unlikely to alter outcome. Governor Murphy issued commissions including Alkire and LeBaron as First Lieutenants, Mesa and Anderson noted as notary public for Pina county.
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Meridian
McDowell
Justices of the Peace
Murphy
Alkire
Oy BE
N. G. AL ‘Mesa
X. Gapt Ceepany
W. J. LeBaron
Mesa
N. GA
John I. Anderson
Greaterville
Arizona
Pina County
Killing in Tucson Fad Jones Shot in Cactus Saloon
In Tucson a colored man Fad Jones was shot dead at the Cactus saloon on Saturday night. Bar keeper F Miller surrendered to authorities. An inquest heard witnesses who testified Jones threatened Miller and reached toward his hip pocket before the fatal shot. The coroner's jury ruled Miller justifiable. Jones had worked as a cook in town for three weeks, from Kansas City.
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Fad Jones
Cactus
F. Miller
Keper
Jones
Miller
T. Miller
Kansas City
Illegal Voting and a Glendale Wedding Report
Arthur McDermott was arrested today on an attempt to vote. bail set at 100 dollars, hearing November 1. James McVey charged with advising a voter to register under another name. arraignment pending. Joseph Wright charged with attempting to vote twice. bail 500 dollars. Several others reported but not charged. Mr Harry Kay and Miss Ella Sears wed at First Methodist on Monroe Street. groom from Glendale, engaged in farming and stock raising. bride a Phoenix native and social favorite. The Herald extends best wishes for their future.
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DeMunds
Ninth Cavalry
Justice Duncan
Jessie Hunt
Hor
Fort
Hill
Johnson
Ladies of the Red Cross Society
Fuerstein
Arthur McDermott
Justice Kincaid
Justice Kineald
James McVey
McLeod
Hickey
Joseph Wright
Instice Fd
J. GC
Adams
W.e
Herry Kay
Mise Ella Sears
First Methodist Church
Monroe Street
McCreer
Glendale
Phoenix
Iady
The
Herald
Art Social At Baptist Church Draws Large Attendance
The Baraca class hosted an art social at the Baptist church last evening. The event featured hundreds of pictures and each guest received a souvenir. Notable exhibitors included Messrs Messenger Andrews Hartwell Rhodes Mesley and Parkhearst. Works by Mrs Buckley and Miss Murra were displayed among others. The musical program offered well rendered selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Doyle Eisner
Marti Con
van Buren
Phoenix
Walter
E. W. Boggs
Boggs
Arizona
Julio Marron
Times
Baraca
The
Baptist Church
Mesa
Brodie
Yume
Messenger
Andrews
Hartwell
Rhodes
Mesley
Buckley
Milter
Murra
Briggs
Wil- Mr. Parkhearst
Garrett
Halsey
A Sure Sign of Croup Remedy Endorsed by Mothers
Hoarseness in a child prone to croup signals onset and Chamber Inn's Croup Remedy, given at first hoarseness or after the cough appears, is said to prevent the attack. Many mothers keep it on hand to ease worry and rely on its pleasant taste and availability at druggists.
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U.S. Land Department
H. Blackburn
Barret
Copper King Co
Bisbee
Globe Times
Treson Wil H
Third Street
Eishteenth
Jeserbs
Beatrice Harraden
Chamber Inn
Highland Precinct Returns Reported With Unclear Totals
Returns from Highland precinct arrived sealed at the board of supervisors. An election inspector noted uncertainty in vote counts with only seven or a few votes cast and could not verify candidate tallies. He believed a Democratic majority existed, though margins were unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
Board of Supervisote
Mesenger
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Chas, H. Jones
United Moderns
Kares A. Fisk
Baron Goldberg
Moore
Mesa Notes
Salter Building
Will
Hout Mesa
Theatre Party
District Court
New England Company
Lund
Josiah Anderson
Utah Canal
London Company
N. O. Mupley
G. W. Vickers
Utah Extension Canal and Lrigation Company
Scanlon
South Center Street
W. 7
Connor
Ely
Rose Marston
N. A. Marston
Warwick Scott
Journal- Miner
Col, Wilson
Col
Belle Washington
Kincaid
Olson
Jackson Street
C. B. Hardy
Fairbank
Hardy
Nogdles
W. D. Howard
Chicago
North First Avenue
W. A. Davis
Michael Scanlon
Center Street
Wyllie
al Hawley
Ronzh
W. T. James
First Tennes
Camp Merriam
San Francisco
Philippines
Hie Serap
Geo. E. Mowry
J. G. Biddleman
St Paul
J. J. Agard
Oakland
California
GW. Ladson
August Gelesler
Naco
Cochise Co
Herbert S. Laughlin
Yuma
M. J. Hall
J. C. Ayer
Jose Ayer
Lowell
Mass
Ford Hotel
Grace
Jessie Forsythe
Grace Godwin
Tempe Normal School
Margaret Underhill
Florence
Agnes Schultz
Crawfordsville
Indiana
City
Wilson Crossing
Henry Bolin
Woodmen’s Circle
John Tanders
Manhattan Life Insuranc Company
Joseph Witte
Hummel Bros’ Employment Agents
Monihan Building
First Avenue
Judson Coats
Lincoln Street
J. M. Aitken
Mr. Aitken
W. T. Cummings
Mrs. Cummings
Miss Matte Wright
Cummings Re
R. L. Benton
FL. Holland
Navy
Evion
Adams Street
Adams Hotel
A. Cooper
Congress
Nellie Warner
Mr. IL ©. Moffman
W. Blankenship
United Verde Company
Pee
D. N. Andrews
Santa Fe
Weather Bureau
New Opera House
Murray and
Mack
Chapman Brothers
Phoenix Candy Company
Center
First Streets
L. A. McAffee
Parkville
Presbyterian Church
J.T. Dennis
Second Street
Gilson
W. W. Wall
Casa Grande
Florstage
Dranoys
Wiliams
Territory
Harmon
the Territory
Altenbert
Evans Layn
Investment Companie
Myers
Westen
the Steam Laundry
Zoeckler
the Woodmen
Frank O'Connor
Bradley
Pontine
Ilinois
Gardiner
J. M. Gardiner
Phil J. Solomon
Qwas
M. Murphy
Ted Brella
Philadelphia Bulletin
Darohin
Ralston
M. B
Gum Creek
Gila County
Gowan & Prante
Globe ‘Times
Vicente Soto
Olcott
Ind
Lkely
Washington
Northwest
Europe
United States
War Investation Commission
Sol- Mere
Jno
M. Russell
Redewill Music Store
Russell
Redewill
Tarrivis Balenveela
Patriscilo Parramite
L. L. Hoses
Ty Troop
Maricopa
Wille
B Troop
Fort Wadsworth
Meslinteck
Tiere
Sanders
Fitzpatrick
Scottadale
Scott
Hisefeat
Templars
Col. Brodie
Templar
B.A. Ross
Amy Goats
O. O. Parrot
Chas
Burroughs
Dreasurer
Walbridge
Max Winnitz
HLF
C.re
Rose Marston Gollet
J.T
Lodge
Bond
Ting
Wil
TO. G. T. Hall
China
Pekin
London
Toni Hood
Hood
Crean
John Ti
Glisten & Sackson Sts. Colleags
Mary Elizabeth Plas Leary
Loy
Yever
Orreviste
Madd
Bay Ghothlars
Warren St
New York
ART Social
Highland Precinct
Iekly Asports
Pr Shpatetotty
Cite
Maras
Copriichys &c. Asketeh
Elandionk
Scientific American
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Lotte
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