Arizona republican., 1893-09-10
TEMPE ECHOES.

Hrs. Joseph II. Kibbey is visiting
he, son who lie attending the Normal at
thi, place.
l.. salter, bookkeeper for the CONSOLE
daied company, was in Tempe yester-
day exercising his wheel.
Capt. O. ]. Dyer, Phoenix, is in
Tempe making maps OF new addition
20 be placed in the market soon.
Ben Goldman has brought his fine
black flyer from Phoenix and he VIII
again be O familiar attraction in Tempe.
The Jury in the case against Roy Hill
Yesterday brought in verdict oil not
guilty. He was arrested for running q
hand-cart on the sidewalk while bring
ing the mail from the depot in the
mornings at $3.50.
johnson & Nelson are opening q real
estate office in the Heineman & Gill
building. They are bright business
men and will no doubt handle large
share OF the trade in their line during
the coming season.
No clue has as vet been obtained as
TO the origin of the fire that burned
Charles McFarland's separator. A re-
port has been circulated that the prop
erty was fully insured, but this is
mistake. There was not dollar OF in
surance either on the hay or any OF the
machinery.
A new departure in journalism has
been sprung on the citizens OF Tempe
by the erratic correspondent OF the
Evening Parallelogram OF Phoenix by
chronicling events that do not tran
spire. An example OF which was the
local a few evenings ago which read as
follows: A. j. Peters was not in Phe-
nix yesterday.
The cyclers of Tempe are on the look
out for the ten expert wheelmen from
Phoenix who are reported as bound for
Goldfeld. Although the distance to
the mining camp is thirty miles from
this point, the road is almost as good
all the way as Washington street in
Phenix and the boys will have an easy
pull. News of their coming has already
reached the camp through THE REPUB.
LIcAN, which is extensively circulated
there.
A pleasant birthday party was given
last night at the home OF Fred Riley In
honor of the twentieth birthday OF
Charles P. Mullen. The evening was
spent in cards, games, etc., after which
delightful repast was served by the at
tentive hostess, Mrs. Riley. Those
who were present embraced the follow
ing persons Mr.. and Mrs. Riley, Curt
Miller, Charles Fisk, William Mullen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen, Charles Hook,
X. Holmesly and Miss Steele.
Rather a smoth artist in the shadows
was operating in Tempe Friday night.
He very skillfully removed corner OF
the plate glass in a door at Ryder's
hardware store, evidently cutting il
with a diamond, after which he turned
the key which was in the lock on the
inside and entered the building. Moth
ing is missing but five dozen poke,
knives. Walter johnson, the manager
of the store, SAYS the thief evidently
had an eye to business, as he took the
best case in the house. There has been
no arrest.
The Normal Zetetic society held its
first meeting since the opening of the
present term in the large assem- bly, room
of the school last night. After the cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing term the
following interesting program was ad'
mirably rendered by the various mem
bers of the society: Reading, E. Frank
enberg; piano solo, Miss Collins; read
ing, Mrs. SpsfFord; piano solo, Miss
Puydun recitation. Miss Scott; instru
mental music, G. Vanderbilt and Roy
Frankenberg; recitation, Roy Hill
vocal duet, Miss Allie Gray and Miss
Jessie Goodwin. The entertainment
closed with a few well-timed remarks
to the society by Mr.. Spafford of the
Herald.