Arizona republican., 1898-05-29
THE NEWS OF GLENDALE.
Heavy Cattle Shipments Make Things
 Lively-Some Interesting Gossip.

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 Glendale, May 2S.-(Special cores pondence of The Republican )-There is an unwonted stir in town these days. on account of the heavy cattle shipments Cowboys are strictly in evidence and the raucous chorus of lowing herds nightly soothes the son. lsambulistic snorer. The scene at night suggests bivouac of TedGy's TerrOrs
 F. J. Jack is visiting his brother at Rancho del Higo. Until lately he has been in charge of the Wilson ranch at Arizola.
 The meeting Thursday night for the purpose of organizing Rebekah lodge was not well attended owing to some misunderstanding. A preliminary or ganization was effected with Mrs. O. A. Roberts as chairman and Mrs. E. c. Washington secretary. A commit tee was appointed to confer with like committee from the Odd Fellows, and another meeting will be held later.
 Jack Wade has sold his meat mar ket ii Leslie Norris and Webb Wade, who will take charge on tn. nrsr.
 Seven cars of sheep were shipped to Kansas Wednesday morning.
 Walter Colburn, Willie Bartlett and Roy Brooks returned Tuesday from a months camping trip in the northern part of the territory. Their itinerary embraced Flagstaff, the Grand canyon and Prescott and they report seeing lots of snow for this time of year.
 Hay exports have fallen off some what. A total of fifteen cars was shipped the past week.
 Mrs. Harry Adams started for Scran- ton, Pa, on the receipt of tidings that her mother was dangerously i'll. Her Father. Mir. Finley, who has been spending some time here, had left for home Monday night, before the news was received, but both were too late, as the sad intelligence of Mrs. Fin ley's death came Thursday morning. MT. and Mrs. Adams have the heartfelt sympathy of large circle of friends.
 J. s. Sturgeon, the cattle buyer, ships twenty cars of cattle to Denver today by special train.
 Hary Betz and wife left on the eX- cursion Thursday night for LordsburS, Cal, where they will spend the sum- mer. MT. Betz expects to return in the fall.
 Talk about miraculous dispensa- tions, T. J. Hill, a brother of the au- tocrat of the highways, is an old stage driver but for some reason or other deserted the ribbons for the hay hook and went to hustling bales of the long green for the California market. Two days of this, however, effectually wore off the novelty of the thing and it be- came weary tale twice told before dinner time. Then appears on the scene the good Samaritan, in the guise of Chicagoan with tempting tenders of princely largess, to convoy a party of tourists to the cool pine-scented re- sorts of the north. Happ? A Geor- gia pickaniny, inside a watermelon, couldn't wear smile half as broad.
 Mrs. Walter Lund of Phoenix spent the week with her son, the druggist
 Whooping cough is quite prevalent in the community The children of Pastor Ogborn and MT. Black are among the victims.
 Several heading outfits started out this week and all will be in the field in a few days.
 More wheat will be cut for grain than was at first supposed due to more encouraging prices and drop in the market for grain hay.
 J. B. DOner was taken suddenly Ill while returning from Phoenix last frl- day evening, but thanks to the sklli of Dr. Andrews, he was able to be about his business again in few days.
 The soda fountain in the postoffice bids fair to become the most popular rendezvous in town. When o'erspeIt with the caresses of old Sol it is a grateful relief to be served with soda