Arizona republican., 1897-11-24
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz., Nov. 23.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, Mrs. D. R. Brigham and Mrs. George N. Gage are attending the meeting Of the Treble Clef club.
 J. w. Woolf, LeRoy Hill, Attorneys Kingsbury and Harry 2. Zuck, D R. Brigham, J. K. Smith, complaining witnesses in the Yaeger case, and a large number of people from Mesa are in Phoenix today.
 Miss Martha Gage, accompanied by Miss Gilbraith of Fort Whipple, ar rived from Prescott this morning.
 John Searles came In from Goldfield this morning.
 T. J. Lindsey, the St. Louis shoe man, is in town.
 Frank B. Austin went to Bisbee last night
 Yesterday James Gilliland had a se- we're hemorrhage of the bowels. He is now recovering from very criti- cal condition.
 Brigham and Hicks will ship a car of cattle to Williams, Ariz., tonight. A car of lumber came in for the Bqinn company this morning.
 The wife of Manuel Gonzales died this morning after a sickness of sev- eral months. She leaves a husband. a son and an adopted daughter
 Borrowdale has something new It Is the latest thing out in the bread line, namely, 'the Star bakery's" famous health bread, known as the Gluten loaf" It contains nothing but nutrition
 The Rebekah ball on Thursday promises to be great social event. 7
 N Ta1 on his ranch, big well and the cree tion of a Davis horse power pump. which will be used for stock and ir- rigation purposes. He will soon be- gin the construction of a large res ervoir for the storage of water
 The work of widening the western branch of the Tempe canal is com pleted. The main ditch is now being cleaned and water will be turned in on Saturday.
 The funeral of c. H. Wheeler took place at the Baptist church today at 2 o'clock. The church was well filled Rev. MT. Kloss rad a passage of scripture, Rev. MT Hopper offered prayer, and Rev. MT Tomlinson spoke on the Immortality of the Soul" c. Fl. Wheeler died at the age of 61 of general congestion of his whole sys- tenn. He was born in Athens county, Ohio. He was a resident of the ter ritory for thirty-one years. He was at the Vulture and Silver King during their palmy days. He has been a res 1dent of Tempe six years. During his life he was hard working man and a good citizen. He leaves a wife and five children who feel their loss as un- cOnSOlable, the widow being prOsIrated with giref.
 Leonard Metts will load on the 18th, 1000 pounds of butter for Globe. | He has his order on file for 800 pounds of cheese, but the factory has not got it. The creamery will ship tonight 1,C00 pounds of turkeys to Tucson.
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 Mrs. B. B. Clark and her daughter, Edith Clark, from St. Cloud, Minn., arrived here Saturday. They will occupy part of Chaplain Scott's house during the winter. Edith entered the 1 Scottsdale school yesterday. John Telford also entered the Scottsdale l school yesterday.
 The last one of Chaplain Scott's greyhounds died Sunday might. It was valued more highly than even the best horse on the ranch. It is sup posed to be another case of poisoning l
 Mrs. U. s. King was badly stung by a scorpion Sunday evening. She 1 was obliged to consult a doctor on 1 Monday. She is somewhat better to- day.
 MT. Rigden and family have moved away and are now located near tha