Arizona republican., 1898-10-01
SOUTH SIDE.

! Tempe, Ariz., Sept 39.-(Special Correspondence Of The Republican )- Joel E. Johnson of Mesa is in Tempe today.
 The brick kiln at the creamery is beginning to show itself.
 Elijah Flummerfelt and Fred Moore, both of whom are suffering from broken legs, are recovering.
 Miss Nellie Crocker came down from Prescott this morning. Miss Crocker will attend the normal.
 Elder Sharbrough returned from the northern part of the territory this morning.
 John Stelzreide and Oscar Mullen returned to Phoenix last night from the war Oscar was met in Phoenix by some of his brothers and driven up 10 Tempe last night-a surprise to his parents and the community. John Stelzreide stayed in Phoenix all night and came up on the train this morn ing His folks were not looking for him. either. Neithsr Mullen nor Stelz- rside was sick, and both returned home in good health and flesh.
 Miss Maxwell, an alumnae of the normal, came in on this mornings train from California
 Tempe is not a three-story town. Speaking of it in insurance language 1t is only a one-story town. Though .t will be years before it becomes a two-story town, yet there is a building now in the course of construc- tion which will lift the town a few feet. The building is the new Odd Fellows hall, which will be three stories high and otherwise one of the finest build ings of it's size in the valley. Next week matters will be pushed on the building.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz, Sept 3O-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, E. B. Sinclair, travelling salesman for the Barkley-Berrynan company, re- turned last night from Florence. He reports the reads across the desert in fine condition.
 Thre will be seven or eight cars Of hay go out of Mesa tonight
 M. Lewis returned this morning from Prescott
 The article on Mormon religion which The Republican will publish in a few days should not be forgotten. The article was described in today's issue. It will be something naw in Arizona journalism. Read it and se- cure extra copies.
 Mrs. Thomas Brown, sister Of Mrs. David Wallace, arrived this morning g from Crawford county, Kansas. MT. Brown came to the Salt River valley some months ago and liked the valley so well that he sent for his family and now intends to locate here.
 The joint meeting of the Young La dies and Young Mems Mutual I'm provement associations this afternoon, though not so well attended as was ex- pected, proved to be the most interest ing, perhaps, ever held in the stake. President Isaac Dana called the young people together and to their astonish- ment and cOnSternation proceeded to call on them to render extemporaneous recb.ations, songs, speeches and testi- monies. It was surprising how readily and how well every one responded. After the literary programme the happy assemblage partook of a basket feast spread on the benches in the shade of the big tabernacle The union annual ball tonight promises to be the big event Of the opening social z season.
 Mrs. B. w. Wilbur will give a recep- IlOu lO HST OuUGdy SCUOOl cIdSS tul- evening at her home near Mesa.
 LEHI.
 Lehi, Ariz., Sept 3O.-Special Cor respondence of The Republican, )-The Lehi school is the pride of the place It is brick and of three rooms set in the center Of a beautifully shaded and grassy plot. In fact, the grounds are as nice as any school grounds in the valley. School opened last Monday with ninety scholars, which is but twenty less than the enumeration Of school children in the district The school has lady principal for the first time this year in the person Of Miss Mckenzie, ably assisted by Miss Suartz and Mrs. Northcut It was only three years ago when there was but one school room, and it is safe to say that before two years more have passed another room will be added to the three. The trustees this year built a