Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-09
Tempe Department.
From Wednesdays Daily.


Henry Gonzales little babe died this
morning.
Jas. Ssarles has returned from trip
TO Cave Greek.
Ed. Butt of the Phoenix Drug Store,
was e visitor in Tempe this morning
| Miss Laura Sharpe left last Sunday
evening for Canada where will spend the
| summer.
| Matt Guild is considerable worse again
his sickness having developed into
typhoid fever. His mother has been
sent for.
1t Is reported that W. L. Van born,
who went north some time ego Oh q
business trip, is sick in bed.
A new battery has taken the place of
she old one in the Tempe Telephone
Office and the line hes recovered it's voice
again.
lack Harris is thinking of starting
a cabinet shop for tbs repair OF fuFni-
ture broken by the ohin-musio' club
that meets in the open air every even
| ing in the neigh borhood of Fourth
street and Mill Ave.
MessFs. Shoaf and Saylor opened up
their new lunch counter and short order
house today in the Greaves' building.
Arrangements have been made TO run q
first class place and it will undou btedly
prove a remuneratiye proposition to the
proprietors, as we'll as great accom-
mediation 30 the public.
O. A Fisk received this morning his
appointment as relief agent for Wells,
Fargo & Co., with headquarters at
Nogales, Arizona. The position is that
formerly held by Mr.. Yates, and is q
| deserved compliment to Mr.. Fisk's abil-
| ity an6 close attention to business
during his service with the company,
and he will certainly prove himself an
| available servant in his new capacity.
| His first association with the company
was in Globe, Aciz., some years sgo,
where he had charge of the
express office, and for she last
| Tempe business, beiDg agent here for
something like two years and half.
During that sime he has made many
| friends and given universal satisfaction
both to himself and the company. Mr..
Fletcher Schureman, who has been
with him il the office for the past six
months bss succeeded him in she Tenn
pc agency and no appointment could
have been made that would please the
local patrons of the office better as Mr..
Schureman is both competent end OBJ
| Lying. Mr.. Fisk will leave this even
| ing to enter upon his duties end it is
hoped hewill find is convenient to visit
his numerous Tempe friends occasions
ally.
From Thursday Daily,
The Goodwin warehouse is on it's feet
again and half fun of hsy.
Several applications for admission to
the school next term have been made
the past week.
The diplomas for the graduating class
of the Normal school are eugFossed and
signed and ready for delivery.
Miss loan Peass of Gila Bend, arrived
this morning to visit few days with
her cousin, Miss Kngsbury.
Nj. Fisk did not leave for Nogslee
last night as ststed in the HERALD but
will probably go on this evenings
tram.
The old Normal building is now I'M
dsrgoiug renovation and repair prep
aratory to the opening of school in
Ssptem Der.
The telephone company placed az in-
strument IN the office of the creamery
today and those who are addicted TO
the buttsFmilk habit can order by wire
hereafter.
Justice and mercy were dealt out |
today in the local courts in the matter |
of water suit and Judge Spafford sat
behind his green topped table md |
"dealp while the District Attorney |
kept cases.
The Normal School Board met at the |
Normal Building day or two since for
the purpose of devising means and /
making arrangements for the compile |
tiou OF the new building as fer as the |
funds appropriated will permit.
Andrew Nelson left last evening for
Chicago. After be has recovered from
the excitement OF the Democratic con-
vsntIon he will look around and see
what can be done for Arizona in the
way OF immigration Whoever WINS in
these piping days of peace must rustic
and Andrew is out for business.
From Fridays Daily
Mrs. Guild is expected to arrive TO-
morrow morning.
A car OF local merchandise constituted
this mornings freight receipts.
P. B. MoOabe left last evening TO join
the legions Of the great ungashed in
Chicago.
Mr. aud Mrs. L. 1Sslter. OF Mesa, who
we're married but a day CT two
'ince. left on last nights excursion
rain for their honey moon trip.
Neri Osborne passed through this
morning to Phoenix. He has been pay
ng visit to the Pierce mine, south of )
Bowie, and says the property is valu-
BILE one and does not seem to be over
slim atad