Arizona republican., 1897-11-17
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz., Nov 16.-Spec.al Correspondence of The Republican-)- Judge Baker, Assistant District At torney Kellum. Deputy Sheriff Shank ard, Attorney Frank Cox, Conductor -Butler, John Grimes and several oth- |ers came over from Phoenix to attend the Butler preliminary examination before Justice Carley.
 Attorney H. z. Zuck returned from a days visit to Phoenix late thu evening.
 Alex Corona of Phoenix is wishing friends in Tempe today.
 C. T. Hirst of Glendale made this place call this forenoon.
 Tom Hagan came in on this morn- dmg's train.
 MT. and Mrs Will Standage of Mesa were in town thds morning.
 Rev. MT. Guthrie is truly a follOwer of his Master, as he is doing the car pemrer work on a new kitchen which he is adding to his house.
 Rev. MT. Gill; E1he missionary to the Pima Indians on the Salt river reser- yation, was a visitor at this place this moruing.
 A. Hunsaker the Mesa hardware dealer, went to Phoenix on this morn ing'S train.
 MT. and Mrs. Perry Wildman have received their commission entitling them ito the serecely dignif1ed name Of grandpa and grandma. IA telegram from San Francisco informs them that their daughter, Mrs. A. M Franklin, has become the mother of fine baby glrl. These were not the only happy hny this afternoon announced a fine girl at MT. Lowell Reddin's, the feelings of that gentlemen were beyomg ex- pression
 Today was quite day for visitors at the normal Among the number were Mesdames R. B. Minor of Phoe- mix, M. B. Wheeler of Big Bug, B. J. Roberts of Tombstone, and James H.. McClintock of Phoenix MT. Leon Crowthers, formerly of Mecham. cs- vflle, Vt, but now of Tempe, regis tered as a. student at the normal to- day. The school was highly favored this morning at the opening exercises with a very entertaining lecture by Dr. T..J. J. S5leL He spoke at some length on recent discoveries in as- 7tronomy, the tidal theory as affecting the form, relation and orbits of the heavenly bodiest and gave a descrip- tion of the great telescopes of the world and brief sketch of their makers. He also stated the aim of the work of the Lowell observatory at Flagstaff ard in a general way what it has accomplished in astronomical investigations.
 A course of seWen lectures has been laid out for the school for the coming winlder. The time these lectures will take place has not as yet been sst. The lecturers will speak in order as manned: Superintendent McCowan of the Phoenix Indian school. Dr. J. A. Ford of Phoenix, Attorney -G5neral Frazier, Dr. J. M. Miller of Prescott, Rev. S. L. Guthrie of Tempe The last two have not been filled, but possibly Rev. A. B. Tomlinson of Tempe will give tha seventh. The first lecture will probably take place a week from next Friday evening.
 The reception the old students will tendr the new at the normal will be given next Friday evening. After hihe formal reception in the lower halls an informal one will be given in the auditorium where a short voluntary programme will also be enjoyed. Later, light refreshments will be served. No young man of the school will be allowed to come in without a lady. No young man will be allowed to bring other than normal girl No you1ig man will enjoy peace if there is still a normal girl absent for the want of an escort.
 The Scottsdale Sunday school was