Arizona republican., 1898-05-17
The South Side

M. Schureman, to attend the Phllhar- monic club; Caleb Perrcn and J. T. Priest went to Phoenix today.
 Mrs. Hall, mother of the two young ladies attending the normal, and son arrived from Congress on this even ingS train
 A. P. Hopkins, the Tempe vegetable man. today became the father of lit tie son.
 Two hundred and fifty of Surgeons s cattle arrived today from Globe.
 A son of MT. Painters was taken to Phoenix today by Dr. Moeur, where a surgical operation was performed by Dr. AnciI Martin.
 Seven cars of hay will be shipped from here tonight, of which A. J.. Peters will ship four. A car of flour will go out also.
 Mrs W J. Kingsbury is i'll.
 Judge kibbsy made Tempe visit today.
 Professor John Nets Of Mesa was in town this morning.
 The Mexican newspaper man, A. Sanchez, Of Phoenix, was on this side today.
 It is rumore6 that there will be an other wedding in the near future. In this case Tempe will furnish the bride to Pinal county groom
 NJ. L. Duffy this afternoon brought tc town sample of rye that was grown on his place south of here. The stalk measured seven feet and one inch in length.
 Mrs. J. L. Richards. accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Shouts, and her children, will tomorrow night leave on a visit to her old home in Mis- souri. While away the new Christian church will not be forgotten.
 On Friday, May 20. the members of the Catholic church at Tempe will give a May Day festival, the pro- gramme for which has be5n arranged as follows: Concert from 2 to ' o'clock in the Tempe reading room and rendered by the Peralta orchestra from Phoenix; ice cream, strawber- ries, etc., will be served throughout the afternoon; from to o'clock there will be lunch and tamales; at o'clock an entertainment will be given by the children of the Phoenix pa- rochial school in Kingsbury hall, next to the reading room. Refreshments and music will be good and plenty to secure a pleasant time for those who attend All are cordially invited.
 One Of Tempe's most patriotic young men is R. G. Haffcrd His loyalty is so great that he believes that in time of war all exemplary young men should do nothing else but that which will tend to inspire respect for the flag. In accordance with this most worthy standard of Americanism he went to Phoenix last Saturday and had his clothes bsdecked in most tasteful manner with exquisite little flags, and now as he passes up and down the street it is with the air of one who yields a great influence
 MESA.
 Mssa City, Ariz., May 16.-(Special Correspondence of The Republi an. .)-i Miss Daney, c. R. flakes, A Hunsaker, John Wilson, MT. PdMsl1, A. w. Bab- l bitt and Walter Por:er went to Phoe- | nix today.
 ". T. Cummings and nephew newly | arrived from Missouri, were in Mesa today locking up the conditions and i Inducements of this place. The road i master runs dairy and is looking for l another milker. He thinks his state | produces milk that cannot be equaled so another Missourian can be expected out here in the near fu- ] ture !
 Re- S. L. Guthrie and Roy Hill are in Mesa today.
 The Mesa flag has not yet arrived . from Chicago. Dr. Sabin received word few days ago that flags had i gone up'' and that S6 more was needed to buy the s9 flag.
 The Peterson threshing outfit ex- pect to thresh between four and five million pounds of grain in the Flor ence country this year.
 A. C. Mcqueen will put up about 275 tons of hay this year.
 Many may think from the various re- ports of amounts of hay being put up and of the increasing effort on the part of different having outfits to get the crop put up, that mora hay is be- ing cured this year than usual. This is not the case, however, as the first crop is slightly short on account of be- ing set back by cold weather.
 There was little unpleasantnesS about noon yesterday between Guy and Joe Phelps and J. J. Tucker, re- ;ufing in the exchange of a few blows. It appeared the Phelps boys were yuying MT. Tucker and carried it a little toe far, with the result they were all summoned to the justice court Joe Phelps pleaded guilty, as also did MT. Tucker. Guy will be ,ried by jury nsxt Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
 The r. M M l. A. will hold a stake confaTenc Sunday afternoon and evening, May 22. The programme is as follows: Opening remarks, Presi- dent Isaac Dana; lecture, H. B. Nor ris. Jr.; song, male quartette, T. E. Pomeroy and others; reports from the Mesa and Lehi associations; selection by George Shill of Lehi; remarks, President flakes. Evtning Remarks by c large F. Ellsworth; reports from Alma and Nephi associations; lecture, tGocd Manners" Ralph Gutter; instru- mental music; recitation, Don Nj. Le- Bar ..- Nephi; missionary experiences,