Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Tempe Department. -

 yesterday on cattle buying expedition. Robt. Mullen will ship two oars of | oattle to the Oudahy Co.,, Los Angeles, | tonight.
 Mrs. Nellie Simpson and two boys, of ] Tonto have rented the Tom Elder house and will remain here during the winter 1 to give the boys school advantage.
 There was 8 very pleasant social gathering at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. N Gage last evening, Mrs. O. L. Pease of Gils Bend beiog among the guests.
 James Sturgeon has purchased from Jake Miller six car loads of the best cattle that ever left the valley. He will ship them tonight over the Santa Fe from Glendale.
 J. J. Rodnett has more children that he ever saw by just one. So says the telegraph, which brings him the news of the arrival in Los Angeles of 8 bright-fecsd baby girl who is stopping with Mrs. Rodnett and who expects to accompany her to Tempe shortly.
 Mrs. T. L Schultz returned from her summers outing in California today. The Colonel went to Ash Fork to meet her, srFayed in his new Mckinley hat. dis .ys his first trip over the s. F. P. X P, was 8 pleasant one though the road IS up hill both waye. He says it is 60 crooked tramp cannot turn around between stations or he will lose bis bearings and Retracs his steps.
 Nott Guild, who Is we'll known snd universally liked in Tempe, returned this morning and will begin the study of law in the off1ce of Attorsey Zock. He looks little thin, owing to @ four months confinement in the hospital at Tucson, bub is as good natured and hopeful as ever. Nott gradua ated at the Normal in the class of '96, being one of the orators of the occasion, and if his old time energy counts for anything, it is safe to predict he will make success of his chosen profession.
 From Mondays Daily
 The public school opens today and the mu!titudinous small boy will have his innings again.
 Every voter should remem ber that to- morrow is election day. Turn out and exhibit little of the interest the oan- didstes to be elected are expected to show lateE on.
 NORMAL SCHOOL ITEMS.
 The old msmbers of the literary so- ciety are busy recruiting their mem bers
 Ssvsral of last years class are back to take more practice work in the Model school.
 Hon. H. P Snowman looked in on the Normal Friday, on his return from Tucson.
 Several visitors were present Friday, among them Mrs. Evans and Miss Coombs of Phoenix and Mr. John Metz of Mesa.
 A gasoline engine is soon to be placed to supply sufficient water for the em- ployment Of the whole wateR system In the new building. It is hoped that the same engine will also furnish electric lights for the school.
 From Toesdsg's Daily.
 Miss Belle Schornick of Mesa return sd yesterday from Topeka, Kansas, where she has been spending the sum ner.
 Mir E M Durley has arrived here from Wichita, Kansas, and will make his home here. Mrs. Durley preceded him end IS now running the Hayden House.
 Mrs OP Mullen and sister, Misses Jane Martin an ] Victoria Harmon and Messrs M H Myer and 0 P Borrowdale returned Sunday from their excursion so Prescott.
 JO Wrioh has been spending g day or so in Tempe. Mr. Wrich is planting one of the largest and best orchards iu the valley on his place south of town near the Fraukenburg ranch.