Arizona republican., 1898-05-15
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz., May 14.-(Spec-aI Correspondence of The Republican.)- Dr. Charles H. Jones. A. Walsworth, Miss Montgomery, Miss Kellner, Dr. McNaughton, Miss Bury. Wallace Morse. J. W. Woolf, Albert Miller and Attorney Goodwin went to Phoenix soday.
 The flag on the butte can be seen for miles around
 T. Nicholas will move his shop in cid town into the shop on Mill avenue next Monday.
 William Penn arrived this morning from the cattle roundup in the Pinal range. He. with the Whitlow broth CTS and John McGrew, brought down about 500 cattle which will be put on pasture at Mesa MT. Penn had 12o head in the bunch. He said while coming down he concluded he would need another vaquero to handle his cattle. and arriving here he found he had one
 Inspector J. H. Harris reports that there have been 115 cattle shipped from Tempe this week.
 There will be two cars Of nay shipped from Kyrene tonight. There are about fifteen carloads of hay walt ing for cars which cannot be had to- day.
 Ed Gilland came in today from the mountains
 The Ladies' Whist club met at hirs. Curt Miller's this afternoon.
 Dr. Charles H. Jones leaves tomor- row night fer Tucson to attend the meeting of the Arizona Medical asso- citation. of which he is president
 The graduates of the Tempe gram mar school for whom the commence nent was held last evening at the Baptist church, are John Priest, Os- car Penn and Frank Sharbrough.
 Greedy Saylor and Miss May Cum nings were married by Rev. 5. L. Guthrie at the Alhambra in Phoenix today. It was a very quiet affair, but truly love affair. MT. Saylor has al- ready most valiantly defended his ideas en such matters and his bride is proud Af him. A grand reception can be ex- rected to be given the young people, whom everybody thinks a great deal of.
 Mesa City. Ariz, May 14.-(Speclal Correspondence of The Republican.)- Judge Woy, W. A. Kimball, Jr-' Mrs. ?. A. Phillips, Mrs. James Tarney and mother, Mrs Potter, Fred Weeks, Dr. Chandler and wife, Charles Starr. Paul Eckhart went to Phoenix today
 The Kimball house is wired fer cleo tricity all through.
 Miss Para Kimball and w. A. Bolton came up from Tempe and MT. Meaiy and J. L. Powell came up from Phoe- nix today.
 c. P. Goodlander, E. E. McVey and ". R. Brown, trayeling men, were 1n Mesa today.
 A car of wheat, car of bran and a CAT of hay were shipped from here today.
 There was a reception yesterday in fhe nature of surprise on Don Brim- hall at Nephi- MT. Brimhall leaves on z mission shortly.
 There was birthday party today at fhe residence of W. H. Wallace in honor of thsir daughter Mallie
 Charles Whitlow came in from his Pinal ranch yesterday, having injured his foot on rusty nail.
 Ed Jones lest fifty head of sheep yesterday by alfalfa bloat, and Messrs. Wilbur, Uetsrson and Drew lest six head of cattle
 Mrs. A. St. John Gaylord today re- oeived a check for $3,000 from the Woodmen of the World, in which or der her husband was insured. Mrs. Gaylord expects to leave for Rich mond, Va. in a week or two. At the auction sale today there was good crowd out.
 Professor Blake and A. P. Snowman returned today from their prospecting trip. Tomorrow they will leave for the southeast in the neighborhood of Queen creek and Shultz's ranch. O.. D. Merrill of Lehi was of the party. William Newell and c. R. flakes did not go. The professor has not yet formed an opinion in regard to ar sesian water
 The ATizona rangers were drilling soday.
 It is reported that Nephi has ripe WatermeFUns.
 SCOTTSDALE.
 Sccttsdale, Ariz, May 14.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- Chaplain Scott is finishing stacking his first crop Of alfalfa.
 Mrs. Minnie B. Elliott expects to return to her home in Kansas City, Mo, with her family about June l. She will be much missed by her many friends here and in various parts of Arizona, where she is known Her health has been much improved since coming here and she will go home a well woman.
 MT. Culbertson has not been we'll for a few days, but is better now.
 Mrs Ferguson has moved into Mrs. Ross's place and is keeping house for her brothsr, Frank Davis.
 GOSSIP OF NEW YORK
 New YCFk, May 1.-The Dewey cocktail is the newest drink in town. L