Arizona republican., 1897-11-27
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz., Nov. 26.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, Messrs. M G. Hill, Charles Hall, Dr. Scroggs, Talma Pomeroy of Mesa, J Roe Young, J. A. Thurman, to see his son off; Harry Kennedy of Capitol Mills, and Mrs. M. G. Hill took the afternoon train to Phoenix.
 A. G.. Ozamne and family came home from the direction of the ''Hole-tn-the- Rock" this evening.
 Ned. White and John Carroll of Congress are making a visit at home. e. P. Piukins placed three five-gallon Hardin fire extinguishers in the cream cry this morning.
 w. R. Bittner of the Bintner Theater company was on the south side to- day.
 Tom Morrow, Robent Mullen, Z Harris and E. A. Murphy took a car riage ride to Phoenix.
 Tonight Tom Hagan will ship three cans of cattle to Los Angeles. Hitch cock will ship one car to San Bernar- dino, Cal, George Cole one car to Whittier, Cal, and J. A. Yaeger will ship one car of hogs to Los Angeles A. J. Peters ships a car of grain to Phoenix tompnrow.
 NlSS NGy WuluS IS StTIOuSuy III.
 Arthur M. Gage, secretary of ,the Congress Gold company, spent Thanks giving with his uncle, George N Gage of Tempe. He returned this af- ternoon.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Chandler were on the Mesa train this morning.
 Mrs. M. T. Hart of East Walling ford, Vermont, is here to spend the winter with her son, Dr. F. J. Hart
 Miss Mary Winger is on the dis abled list. Her place in school is be- ing filled by her sister, Miss Lulu
 The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union has united with the Sunday school union i'm asking the Christian people of America to ob- serve the fourth Sunday in November as Temperance Day. The Tempe w. c. T. U. invites all the churches to meet with them in the Baptist church Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Among those who were summoned on the petit jury from the south side ane W. T. Cummins, Watson Pickrell, Joe Mullen and Ben Goldman. The jury is called for December 1.
 Rev. Mir. Hopper preached to well filled house last evening
 The normal has just received stock of moulding clay and work in modelling has begun in the prac. ice school. The first of the series of lee tunes to be given at the normal this winter will take place two weeks from today. Miss May Austin yester- day arrived from Fort Mcdowell and is taking her final examination for graduation, The nineteenth volume of the report of the Smithsonian in stitute made its appearance at the school yesterday.
 The witnessing of another foot ball game has revived the foot ball enhu- siasm of the Tempe boys. They are talking of challenging the Indians for a game a wesk from tomorrow.
 From 10 to II 30 a. m. Sunday th,5 Christian church will hold a mass meeting of Sunday school and church and Rev. NJ. Hopper will preach to the young folks
 There was a very we'll attended, dance at Mesa last night under the management of Isaac Dana. It was held in the Coop. hall.
 Messrs. James Thurman, IT,, Lew Hobson, Isaac Rogers and Dudley Lewis left Mesa today as Mormon missionaries to the southern S. ats. Thomas Jones and Wylie Simpkins left a few days ago in the same ca pacity for England.
 The Rebekahs gave the most sue cessful dance of the season last night.