Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
TEMPE ECHOES.

D. Phoenix yesterday.
 Dr. c. II. Jones, paid a professional visit to Mesa yesterday.
 Next Tuesday being legal holiday the Normal will close for that day.
 Prof. F. A. Gulley, of the territorial university at Tucson, is in town on agricultural business.
 Walter S. Johnston, of the Ryder lumber yard, was a passenger on yes tsrday's stage to Phoenix.
 Lawyer Kingsbury was confined to his bed Wednesday evening with a severe attack of rheumatism.
 Lawyers McCabe Of Tempe and Hen ley of San Francisco, drove over to Florence yesterday on business.
 Mir. Henley. oi the law firm of Hen ley x McSherry of San Francisco, is in town on business of importance.
 Burchard now has one of the coolest restaurants in town. He has just ad- ded four large fans to his cooling ap. paratus.
 MT. Burris of the Tempe hotel force. hat horse run away with him Wednesday, but no harm was done on either side.
 Major Evans of Phoenix, was visitor to our town yesterday. He reports real estate business as being good for this time of the year.
 The neat cottage being built by Pete Corpstein of the Blinn Lumber Co.,, is almost completed and presents very fine appearance to the eye.
 Gregory house arrivals yesterday were: NJ. Bestaning, San Francisco {; Nose Drachmsn, Tucson; c. Il. Will Hams, Tucson l.. F. Basset, St. Louis.
 The following guests were registered at the Tempe hotel yesterday: w. T. Smith. Phoenix; B. F. Darbyshire, El Paso; Ed. Roth, Los Angeles; A. D. Walsh, Phoenix; Wiley Harris, Bryan Ranch: f. 4. Gulley, Tucson.
 Messrs. Collier and Coburn, the rust. ling insurance men that have been with us for some time, have taken up quarters in Mesa for short time. They are both honored members of the morality and profanity society, and are . credit to the association. We hope they will soon be with us again.
 The Norma. Zetetic society hold their regular semi-monthly meeting tonight at the Normal building, when a special literary program will be rendered by the member-. This will probably be the last big meeting of the year and quite a mum Der of outsiders will con tribute to the program. Visitors are welcome on this occasion.
 Prof. Dayton A Reed, formerly prin- cipa of Ihe Normal school, paid that institution a pleasant visit yesterday. He was highly gratitied at the headway the students were making and eX- pressed himself in glowing language about the painstaklng and ever watch ful members of the present faculty. Prof. Reed is always welcome to Tempe and the Normal.
 The Tempe branch of the society of morality and profanity, held special session at the Tempe hotel yesterday, and immediately adjourned to Roth rocks photograph gallery to have their shadows taken in a group. A harder looking crowd seldom stood before a camera, and no doubt, the picture when completed will make valuable addition to metropolitan rogues' gal lery.
 Miss Marian Gonzales died Wednes- uay evening alLer snort illness at tne extreme old age of S3. She was the maiden aunt of the wife of Supervisor J. T. Priest, and was we'll known by the majority of Tempeites on account of her amiable and charitable disposi, tion. Many poor sufferer has been comtorted by her ever ready and will ing hand and now that she is no more on this earth she will be more than missed by her friends and relatives The funeral took place yesterday after noon from the residence of J. T. Priest the remains being buried in the Catho lie cemetery.