Arizona republican., 1893-03-15
TEMPE ECHOES.

p. B. McCabe is expected home from
California today or tomorrow.
Theo. Schultz will shortly remove in
to his new house, which is rapidly near
ing completion.
G. T. Springer and wife left for Cali
fornia last evening on both business
and pleasure trip.
The merry-go-round is proving a
great attraction to the Indian crowds OF
them watching it continually.
A. L. Burchard, who is constantly
improving his restaurant, has just add
ed q large and expensive ice box to his
establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. BuntiD, OF San
francisco, who have been here for
several days left on last evenings train
for their home.
Messrs. Compton, Gray and Main 81
Narysville, Kas,, stopped over here
short time yesterday looking over and
examining owr city.
WIN. Wilson, of Kansas City. No.,
the representative OF the Armour Pack
ing company. was here yesterday
soliciting orders for his finn.
Glenn, the young son OF J. II. Root,
who has been down with the measles
for some time, has so far recovered that
he will be able to be out in few days.
Mr.. John S. Armstrong. jr., the fact
of whose sickness was mentioned in
our yesterdays edition has go lar re-
covered as to be once more able to be
about.
The water in the river ia lower than
it has been for some time, but as lots of
snow fell in the mountains II will not
be many days before it will once moie
begin to rise.
There were registered at the Tempe
hotel yesterday: f. J. Harvill, San
Francisco; A. W. Lewis. Cincinnati; u.
ID. Moore, Florence T. Beckstein, Phe-
nix; J. G. Peterson, Mesa.
4. L. Dunn has decided to again
deliver ice from Phoenix daily. Mr..
Dnnn is also the agent for the Phoenix
Bottling Co., ana handles the beer put
up by Goldman's liquor store.
The residence OF Mrs. Kate Thorn,
better known as the Murphy house in
the Farmers addition, has been
thoroughly renovated and repaired and
thus decidedly improving Its appear
aDce.
The postolIice has been removed from
the rear of the drug store to the front
part, this is decided improvement
over the former arrangement, as it
gives the postoilice a room for itself
with doors leading directly on to the
main street.
=. A. Weimer, of Harding, Neb., has
been spending some days in Tempe and
is very favorably impressed with our
prospects. No pant Of the territory
proved so attractive to him and he is
now thinking OF disposing of his eastern
property and making this valley his
future home.
Frank Devlin and l.. j. Wood drove
mp from Phoenix yesterday. Mr.. Devlin
is special agent for the Atlas Fire As
surance Co. OF London, Eng, and is
making trip through the territory in
view Of establishing agents in the diff
ferent cities. Mr.. f. q. Dodson will be
the local agent.
Tempe has among her visitors one OF
Nebraska's foremost legal lights b. F.
Hines for many years district attorney
of Saunders Co., and afterwards Judge
of the district court. Mr.. Hines came
here for his health and is stopping at
DIR. Gregg's house.
One OF the busiest men in town is
Mr.. Van Horn the cashier of the Bank
of Tempe. Mr.. Van Horn considers
life to short for walking so he employs
bycicle to gain time and one can con-
stantly see him going at full speed
through the streets on his silent steed.
l.. G. Helneman and wife left for
Chicago and the east last Saturday.
Mr.. Heineman has gone TO select a
stock OF gents furnishing goods which
he intends to place in his store on Fifth
street and Mill avenue. This two story
brick building will undoubtedly be one