Arizona republican., 1898-01-18
Tie South Side

Correspondence of The Republican, )-- E. C. Frankenburg, J. c. Goodwin, George P. Thornton, wife and daugh- ter, Dr. Scroggs, Mrs. E. B. Gage, Mrs. S. M Harris, Mrs. George Gam, T. W. Curnow of Globe, T. B. Pomeroy, Charles Wing, A. M. Franklin and A. A. Walsworth went to Phoenix today. / Rosario Trugillo, very enterpEis- ing Mexican, who runs a milk ganch @ several IIa miles Youth Of >sown' Vas in W. A. YcGrew s.loaded" to Mesa Ed BZzzee has had another severe selDacI He was not expected to live l Saturday. He is much improved, AoSeSer, today.
 Viron Mitchell, the boy who was shot by Conductor Butler some time ago, left last night to go to work in bi- cycle shop in the City of Mexico.
 A car of grain will go to Phoenix to- morrow A car of hay will be shipped to Wilcox tonight. A car of cattle went cut of here this afternoon for Prescott for w. H. Smith.
 Go in, H. L. Dennison, Pat Waisfa a. Walter flaws came in from the Blac,Mater yesterday.
 Docv Eters is in town.
 Incl .uncalled for letters laying in khe pOstoffice bear the following names: Will H. Corbett, G. w. John son, O. R. Lechler, J. W. Pickering, Antonio Ariviza.
 Latt Merrill of Mesa has returned from a prospecting trip to Old Mexico. !. c. Robins and P. Cole have gone to Tonto Basin.
 o. D. Merrill and Tom Steel have re- turned from the San Domingo country, where they have been prospecting. C. L. Hall expects to leave tomorrow to pxarfne some of their claims.
 !. c. Mageath of Omaha, Mrs. W. H. Neyey of Louden county, ViIg mia; Mrs G. N. Gage, Mrs E. B. Gage, Mrs. Jusee Sloan of Prescott, and Mrs. KingsDury visited the normal today. Miss Pearl Rigden is absent from the normal on account of the death Of her mother There are number of small children out of school on account of sickness. The upper grade Of the grammar department of the normal has begun the drill in word analysis AAAOo ancug the Mexican children under the care of Miss Ethel Orme. Miss Orme aad Mrs. Hood will use this class to see if they cannot evolve better method for teaching the Mexican chll- dren English. Mrs Hood is in com munication on this subject with Miss Pjersou of the Tucson Indian school Nei+her are satisfied with the preSen methods of teaching English to thf Mexicans and Indians. 1t is sincerely boped their efforts will be most sue cessfiII. The scholars of the gram mar department are organizing lit ersry society. The temporary offic 5r' are: Wiley Coughran, president Sally Miller, vice-preside~ ~t; Leila Ed wards, secretary; Willie Webster treasurer. The committee on consu tutron is composed of Vina Brady ant Webber Griffin.
 R G. Andre extends an invitation tt the city council and the citizens o1 Tempe to come and inspect his bacl yard.
 Iu Justice Meyers court Miguel Ro nero is being tried for using obscen Ianguage to Joseba. SalaZar, a littl girl.
 Co1. Wilson of Chicago came in thi nOrGlnS to Sp6Hu tue WiuICi. I1S Ho rented the brownstone front of WI, Ham Goodwin.
 John Beck. Mr. Campbell and c. E Mirg g were over from Phoenix today
 The people of Tempe were littl ''uoaplussed" this morning at the ap pearance of The Republican. If an ore is not yet aware of anything out c the ordinary they should read the frs editorial in this mornings issue.
 SCOTTSDALE.
 Rev. Judson A. Elliott preached a the Baptist church in Tempe yester day morning.
 There were no preaching service! Sunday school or Christian Endeavo here yesterday on account of the sa dea.h of Mrs. Rigdeu, who recent moTad from here to near Phoenix. A account of her sad death and the ae cfdental shooting by her son, Dunca1 Il years old, Saturday afternoon, wa given in The Republican Sunday moIn ing Nearly every one here attende the fureral yesterday afternoon at o'cIeck. Rev. c. J. Banks preache the sermon. To MT Rigden and hi bereaved family is extended the symps thy of their many friends here.
 George Bryant of Phoenix was Scottsdale yesterday.
 FI1AGSTAFF'S PROSPECTS.