Arizona republican., 1897-11-18
The South Side

Tempe. Ariz., Nov. 17.--(Special Correspondence of The Republtcan)- John Mullen, who has recently bought a house near the Five Points in Phoe- nix, was over today getting some of his furniture.
 G. P. Pitkins will open portrait gallery in the uooms vacated by Dr. Setnggs. Joseph Phelps entered the normal this morning.
 Superintendent McNeil and Presi- dent N. K. Mastem made a run to Tempe and Mesa today.
 Mrs. M G. Hill took this mornings train to Phoenix.
 James Hansen, representing the Weekly Examiner. is in town.
 Dr. E. w. Wilbur is fitting out a party with supplies to do some de- velopment work on his mines in the White Picacho mountains. Tempe will furnish quite a contingent to the prospectors' army this winter.
 The road in front of the creamery will be gravel1ed in a few days.
 liValemtine Cant has received a letter from his sister, informing him that he may expect her and her sister and a niece to make their nome with h m in a few weeks. They are at present in Illinois. Mr. Cant has concluded arrangements to build a house on his ranch The lumber is now being hauled and the work will begin i'm mediately.
 Messrs. Mintz, Sher.dam, Gregg and Dufton of Phoenix lodge NO. 2, I. O. o. F., assisted Tempe lodge No. in conferring the initiatory and second de- grees last might. There was a good attendance.
 s1e Mesa Dramatic association will prsss1t to the public in a few days F Sscial hall at Mesa the four-ac. drama, 1.-The Miiler's Daughter" o1 Hound in Honor'' A good treat i: expected.
 Mrs. H. L. Underhi1 Of Scot.sd ak IS quite sick. Mrs. J. L. Davis, who has been sick, is now recovering MT DaV1s is fitting up new barn.
 The reception committees of o.f students who will enter ain the new students next Friday evening is as follows: Mrs. Ida w. Swiggett, Miss Alice Morse, Miss Lulu Wingar an Miss Edna Ozanpe, Massrs. B. B Hicks, Harry Hendrix, Fhlo Ozannt and Albert Miller The Zetetfc so clety will hold/a short programme or that evening" (and then adjourn to thu entertainm9nt. Mrs. Ida W. Swigget will lectuFe on hhe Border Lands c Mexico, (and B. B. Hicks will lectur' on "VQIfcamoes.
 s- ThE tennis club worked very dili ge9Nly yesterday afternoon to, put it c6urt in good condition. This morn ing the horse of James McNaugh.cn n Jr., had a grand froIic on the ex quisite spot.
 Two cars of wheat will gc tonigh to Tucson and one of hay to Cochiss
 About 4 o'clock this morning D. Moeur went out to his barn to hitc up his team to answer a call. Whe, he went into the barn he found n horses. Being in hurry he wan over to Ihe barn of hi neighbcr, A. C Austin, thinking he would use one c his ice wagon horses; but these tw horses wera also gone He hunte the horses all forenoon and coud no information in regard to them. A people were in town today from ever cross road, the doctoc had a we founded suspicion that ,hey had nc left of thedr own accord He fina l concluded to take up a propositic made by w. T. Cumm;ns that h would go to Tucson and gt the horses if the doctor would pa his car fare. Before MT Cummins It ceived his ticket, however, the docte interviewed Mir. Austin on the subje4 and learned that he had just de.urne from the Double Buttes bringing a the horses back with him.
 The funeral of John L. Richard