Arizona republican., 1898-12-15
SOUTH SIDE.


 Tempe, Ariz.. Dec. 14-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- Mrs. Jim Gilliland and Miss Belle Cos ner are spending the day at Phoenix.
 A car of four for Tucson and three ears of hay for Californit will be shipped out tonight.
 B. B. Sincliar and H. B. St. Claire Of the Barkley Bros. and H. H. McNeil firms. respectively, were doing busi- ness with south side mrchants yester- day mad today.
 Crusade Day, Sunday. December IS, will be appropriately observed at Tempe under the auspices of the Wo- mans Christian Temperance union. Union services will be held in the M. E. church Sunday evening, when an interesting programme consisting of appropriate music, historical sketches of crusade by Mrs. F. A. Hough, f'Rise and Progress of Woman's Chris tion Temperance Union, Mrs. Phillips, and an address by Rev. W. c. Whit taker of the Baptist church, will be rendered. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all.
 The little baby of Mrs. Fred E. White is perhaps better today, and hopes of it's recovery are brightening a little.
 Glen Root and Robert Burdett Whit taker have entered the normal, which lengthens the roll to TIC.
 Charles P. Mullen's baby is sick with fever.
 Y. W. Chung has taken charge of the Tempe restaurant in the Tempe house. The Bicycle Store is still doing bus mess in it's usual irresistible manner. Miss Clara Miller has joined the happy throng of Crimson Rims" and pur- chased a new Syracuse. The display ad at the top of this column a-ords fresh and entertaining, out not al- ways containing so much Vernacular peryersity of the writer's vocabulary. P. R. Dobbs, an old gentleman who has been living with c. A. Corbell for several years, died >4ast night after an illness of four years duration. The funeral Tii Ike place tomorrow at the BaA drch at Il o'clock. Mrs. .7sEss Arrived this morning from Globe with the remains of her hus- band, whose funeral will be held at the Baptist church at II o'clock tomor- row also. Rev. Mr Whitaker will preach. The bodies will be inferred in the Double Butte cemetery ta o'clock in the afternoon.
 There are only 5000 miners inches of water in the river. The weather is nloderating, however, and a rise from rapidly melting snow can be looked for.
 H. L. Chandler will begin next week and push the work of putting electric lights in Tempe.
 T. Nicholas is seriously considering the building of another brick store ill East Tempe. This time it will be an addition to his meat market, the roos of which will be reconstructed at any rate. Several more adobe buildings in East Tempe will be veneered with brick. East Tempe is evidently going to surprise the natives.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., Dec 14.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- E. C. Stahl and B. Matley of Tempe drove up to Mesa today.
 Mrs Norton came up from Phoenix to visit her son, w. c. Norton, who lives southeast of Mesa.
 George Schornick's oranges were not injured by the cold as much as that gentleman thought at first. Partly de- veloped oranges and those near the ground were spoiled for the market. The crop as a whole remains as fine as before the storm.
 Rita, the little daughter of John Pomeroy, died last night of pneumonia. The funeral will be held at the taber- nacle tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
 Talma Pomeroy is suffering from an attack of pneumonia.
 Those registered at the AIhambra are: D. J. Lambert, Sacaton; s. s. Harmon, Tempe; s. J. Darby, Phoe- nix; Frank Thornton, Payson; J. B. Do1an, Phoenix; T. Hidden and wife, Mammoth; c. T. Beard, Mesa.
 Nate BrUndage tonight will test the new road into Globe as regards ship ping produce from this valley. The snow in the mountains prevents his making the trip overland. His ship ment will consist of HOO pounds of butter, some cheese, 200 dozen eggs, 400 pounds of fresh fruit and sundry other things.
 w. J. Birchell has stocked his mar Iket with fine corn fed beef, than which .here is none finer. Anything in the Aneat line can be obtained of that butcher.
 New potatoes are on the market.
 hmKi irnball house is beginning to
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 gctre reerior qualities of Mesa at
 ere and also the accommodations
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