Arizona republican., 1898-03-28
(Contfnued Tomorrow) The South Side

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 Tempe, Ariz., March 27.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican)- William Woolf and Henry Gonzalez went to Phoenix today.
 i Jonathan Warner, Miss Mary Warner and Rev. R. A. Hopper came up from Phoenix on the o'clock train.
 Beverly Cox and wife of Phoenix were on the south side today l Dr. DeVore and Miss Schmidt, Greedy Sailor and Miss Rosenbaum. Walter Redden and sister, Byron Redden and wife and several others were members l the-Rock today.
 l Next Thursday Evangelist Cairns will hold services in the Baptist church of Tempe.
 Paul Before Felix" was the subject of Rev. Cal Ogburn's address at the Christian church today
 1 Elder Sharbrough took his inspira- tion from the Rich man and Lazarus. Owing to the illness of Chaplain Scott Rev. A. B. Tomlinson filled the pulpit in the Baptist church this morning. 1 Byron Redden, Frank Fogle, Floyd Holsaple and Frank Sailor have or dered Plano binder each from Mesa Jeff Boles of Mesa has ordered a twelve-foot cut combined header and binder through Mesa agency The machine can be used as binder alone or as a header Great things are prom ised with it which if proved true will make it the foremost harvesting ma chine used in the valley
 ! During the last week Byron Redden sustained the loss of s1OO horse Read the second chapter of "The House That Cant Built" which among other things narrates the story of the i "Ditch That Cant Bought"
 AT THE NORMAL. 1 MT. Hulburt Gle ment and wife of Faribault. Minn., visited the normal Tuesday forenoon and took lunch with Dr. McNaughton's family, of whom they are old acquaintances. They ex- pressed themselves surprised at the condition of the school and the struc- ture of the edifce
 The class of '98 held a meeting dur ing the week and chose the following for their class yell: Allegarate, ga rate, garate, allegarate, yip, Xxi, yip, Xii yip. '9S.
 After military drill the other day Professor Irish announced to the mem bers the recent information that the normal company would become part of the National Guard at the first signs of trouble and thereby, though the probabilities were not great, the nor nal boys would have the privilege Of : displaying their skill.
 i There will be a literary contest at i the normal before a distant day be- i tween R. G. Hafford and Harold Oar lington. It will be in the nature of compositions to be written by the young men and judged by members of 1 the faculty
 1 A. P. Snowman, superintendent of public instruction, was a welcome vis- l itor at the school.
 The Zetetic and Websterian societies met Friday night. Owing to so many of the students being crowded in their studies the programme of the Zetetics was mostly extemporaneous, but no less the interesting, for such a society has musicians and speakers ever ready to entertain. The Websterian society is now debating a series of questions regarding immigration of foreigners to the United States. The question on i Friday evening was Resolved That Immigration to the United States Should Be Further Restricted by Law" Affirmative, Miss Moore. Will liam Woolf, Harry Archibald Mega tive, Miss Lena Hartsfield, Mrs Swig- get and Benjamin Hicks.
 Mrs. Pickrell of Tempe and Mrs. William Pickrell Mrs. E. Y. Allen and Professor Meskimmons and Loveland of Phoenix were visitors at the school on Thursday. Towards the close of the recitation period the class in ethics was ably questioned by Professor Mes kimmons on the subject of Govern ment," which it had just been discuss ing.
 i MT Robert Garnett and Miss Mary Halsey visited the normal on Friday. Last Friday the school month ended. It is gratifying to know that the members of the ethics class are taking such an interest in the review of the subject, Love" The last exchange of opinions created lively discussion and much good wasobtained from it. Miss Ida Temple gives it as her opin- ion that love is developed imagination, an exaggerated ideal which may or may not keep it's victim always within its tolls.
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 Mesa City, Ariz., March 27.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, J. George Gam and wife, w. Waddling-