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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1902
Page
5
The county builds a new 165 foot wooden bridge across the Santa Cruz at the foot of Stevens avenue after the old one was washed away. Materials are on the ground and work starts Monday morning.
Rumors circulate about a strike on Frank Allison's ranch with a party visiting the site reporting indications but no gusher yet. In other news U L Van Devar marries Rachel Santa Maria in a Lochinvar style ceremony after she was reportedly taken from a Magdalena plantation. University of Arizona and Tempe Normal School debate set for tonight with listed debaters. Presbyterians plan to organize a congregation May 25 with Rev J C Moffett to serve as pastor.
Mrs. E F Ronnell visits Tucson from La Cc os General Charles F Egan arrives in town to oversee valuable So nora properties Don M Marriz commercial man arrives from the south Miss Stella Faddley Glone visits Tucson Ebb Jones Bisbee stays in Tucson Mrs Julia White departs for Los Angeles Judge William M Lovell returns home from Phoenix James Conlon Pearce visits old pueblo John Gweeny from the south assistant cashier Arizona National Bank Major HKreckenridge Southern Pacific agent in town F J McCarthy and wife Bow ie in city R S Kellogg and A F Potter Interior Department agents in Tucson W A White Naco visits Jake Pollitzer Nogales comes to town then westward to meet his wife returning home
Mrs William Kitt guests deux weeks with Mrs Willard Wright at Arivaca with plans for a mountain hunting trip. Isabel Labaree entertained friends at Mr W H Fenner's residence. young people enjoyed hearts. Lathree leaves soon for California. Mrs Ives announces next week’s intimate event for Mrs Er Randolph of Los Angeles. Lawn fete at Episcopal church next Tuesday features dancing. Mrs William Jr Corbett hosts a morning party with Mrs Randolph as guest of honor. winners include Mrs Holbrook Mrs Randolph Mrs Barnes and Mrs Steinfelt. Luncheon follows. Attendees include Randolph Stoufe Fenner Armsaby Cheney Neal Davis Manning Franklin Barnes Ives Doneau Perry Martin Bowers Black Steinfeld Cath Heineman and Holbrook. 8 Brecia Montoya of Fairbanks visiting town this week. Montoya is welcomed by society.
Mrs Mary Hickey of South Sodus New York suffered severe rheumatism and could not walk, later praising Paine's Celery Compound as a "life-giver" and claiming it cured her after years of invalid status. The ad promotes the remedy as effective for rheumatism neuralgia nervous disorders and blood troubles backed by druggists and physicians.
The Citizen begins a serialized western tale titled Not Like Other Men by Frederic Van Rensselaer Dey. The feature will run daily, promising a gripping literary treat and highlighting the author as a leading modern fiction writer.
In a campaign closing remark Champ Clark credits Electric Bitters for his recovery from overwork and exhaustion. The ad claims the tonic restores health for exhausted men and frail women and advertises a 50 cent bottle guaranteed by druggists.
The Presbytery of Arizona committee and Tucson church organizers invite all interested parties to meet at the Congregational church this evening at a quarter to eight. Organized by request of the committee with Thomas C. Moffitt as chairman. Oysters at Cafe Goldtree offered all summer with no extra charges. True Palace Meat Market maintains clean shop and counters.
The Tucson forecast notes a south wind with temperature ranges not fully listed. It mentions upcoming changes around the 20th, 22nd, and 24th with clouds and southerly wind.
Penny or stamp pictures a specialty at car show with Jackson and Stone involved. The brief item notes enthusiasts and exhibitors sharing artwork and collectibles at the event.
The Brooklyne Eagle argues that a reduced meat supply and higher steak prices could benefit society by encouraging diverse diets. It praises NutS as an economical, nourishing food that supplements and sometimes replaces meat and bread, highlighting Grape-Nuts as a well adapted modern staple with thirteen portions per living package.
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