Arizona republican., 1898-04-14
The South Side

MrS- w. l. N. oOhSS, Wildman. Ernest Schmidt and car riage party of other Odd Fellows and Rebekahs went to Phoenix tonight
 Dr. McNaughton returned this morn ing from California.
 sam Elder of Mesa was in Tempe this afternoon.
 c. F. Edmond, formerly of Denver, and now with Pinney Robinson, made Tempe a call today.
 William Sellers, P. B. McCabe and P. P. Daggs, with several wagon loads of freight, will leave tomorrow morn ing for the Vekol.
 George Stelzreide and wife and Miss Birdie Carter came in today from Walnut Grove A family reunion will be enjoyed in the Stelzreide home to- night
 Byron Reddin and brothers will be- gin on Monday to cut hay for their father. J. E. Reddin, who has 220 acres to cut
 The center of town is being deco rated prettily for the occasion tomor- TOW Perry Wildman has decorated his building rather elaborately. The stage for the accommodation of the grand lodge is up and the corner of the building is being put in readiness to receive the corner stone. A banner will be stretched across the street from Perry Wildman's building.
 The trustees of the city schools met last night and selected teachers for the coming year. All the old teachers were reappointed, with the exception of Miss Anna Stewart, who was not an applicant. To fill the vacancy Miss Clara Miller was appointed, which T., >f @no fO1 nITC g. II. Frizzell, principal; Miss Georgie Hendrix, first assistant; Miss Clara Miller, second assistant; Miss Nellie HcNeill. third assistant, and Miss Mary Wingar, primary.
 Next Friday the Congregational as- sociation will convene here and be in session over Sunday Following is the programme:
 Friday, April 15-10:3O a. m., orga- nization, devotional, visit to the terri soria1 normal school.
 2:S0 p. m., ''Is There a Decrease of the Sense of Sin and Guilt?" Rev. E. H. Ashmun; How Can We Reach the Non-C Church Going People?" Walter Hill
 [ D. m., Services at Second church fMexican); words of greeting, Rev. Washington Choate, P. D., secretary Home Missionary society: addresses, Rev. J. H. Heald Mrs. J. H. Heald.
 Saturday, April 16-9 a. m., business; examination of candidate for license; reports from the churches.
 z:S0 p. m., "Is It Well With the Child ?' Rev. E. D. Wycoff; ''The Sun day School and the Children M. W. Messinger; Junior Christian En- deavor and the Children" Professor F. s. Hafford; "The Home and the Children" l.. A. Sherman.
 D. r. address, Rev. Washington Choate D. D., secretary Home Mission xry society.
 Sunday. April 17-11 a. m., sermon, Rev. J. H. Heald; Lords supper. } p. m., children's meeting.
 ' p. m.. "The Church As an Evan serizing Agency" Juan Soza, Superin- tendent Ashmun. Secretary Choate.
 The subject of locating a university here will probably come up for con- sideration.
 Wolf Sachs team ran away and tore through several streets anr stopped at MT. Sachs stable today.
 J. Hartman went to Phoenix yester- day He missed the o'clock train and came back on the o'clock On che way up he fell asleep. Conductor Sparks had a long train to check up and a wreck to go around which kept him busy all the way to Tempe. The train was fifteen minutes late and there was considerable switching to do at Tempe, and to make matters worse man in the Pullman was sui fering with hemorrhage and wanted . doctor. MT. Sparks told the brake man to call Tempe as the train pulled Into town. The brakeman perhaps not accustomed to the job, shouted so loud IS to rattle the windows in frightful manner. MT. Hartman slept on The brakeman kn1v him not and still MT. Hartman slept on. The train left town and several miles out MT. Hartman in- ouired if Tempe had been reached yet. He came back this morning from Mari copa and has been explaining to his disappointed and threatening milk GUS rnmers ever since.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., April 13.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- J. W. A. Kimball, MT Campbell, formerly of Cairo, Mich; H. s. Peterson, A. P. Snowman, J. E. Johnson, Dr. Wilbur, and T. E. Pomeroy went to Phoenix today.
 Tribolet and Hurley. Phoenix butch ors. were in Mesa today.
 0. G. Wilkerson and Rev. s. l. Guth- Fie were callers in Mesa this forenoon.
 The Alhambra porches are finished.
 Tomorrow A. P. Snowman will take the Hocket stage for Globe, where he will inspect the schools, do some work for the Good Templars and at 5end to personal business.
 A. Hunsaker has bought out Orley Sfapley, who will leave for Salt Lake tomorrow if nothing prevents.
 Zanjero Charles Williams of the western branch of the Tempe canal is fn town today.
 Leonard Metts returned from Globe this morning.
 The council held a meeting last night at which the city marshal was instructed to enforce the dog tax or dfnance.
 Conductor Harris says the train will