Arizona republican., 1898-07-26
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe. Ariz.. July 25.-(Special Correspondence of The Repub- Gan.) )- Henry Frisch and little daughter, E. B. Goodman, c. s. Stewart, Watson Pickrell and Curt Miller went to Phos- nix today.
 Dr. McNaughton, T. c. Robbins and Rev. A. B. Tomlinson were in Mesa today.
 Neils Peterson will ship two cars of cattle tonight.
 There are but 14.000 rinsrs' inches of water in the river this afternoon.
 J. E. Roberts and wife, formerly Of Tombstone, have returned from their summers outing in California.
 The flag of the Tempe Red Cross society is today floating from the flag staff on the butte It was designed by Dr. Scroggs.
 A. F. BelIamy and family are back from a trip to their ranch in Pinal county.
 c. S. Stewart has just purchased of the Bolton company two hundred head of heifers, which he will tomor- TOW start for his cattle range in charge of his foreman, John Rhodes. The late rains hava so improved the ranges that several cattlemen are talking of increasing the number of their breed CTS
 MT A. 2. Dunn Of Phoenix was here today
 MT. Ssarles. the telephone line man, was in Tempe today looking after tel epaone business.
 Dr. Charles H. Jones was summoned to Mesa this afternoon on professional business.
 Mrs. Daniel Kloss will leave tonight over the s. r. P. & P. for Pennsyl- oania, where she will visit during the summer with relatives and friends
 MESA.
 Mesa City. AriZ, July 25.-(Spec1al Correspondence of The Republican, Ben Randall will leave tonight for Pres 5ott
 w. H. Wallace has sold thirty-one head of cattle to s. J. Tribolet
 Donald Mcqueen. who has been quite sick for week or so. was able to be up town this morning.
 Fifteen dollars of the money collecl- ed for the Fourth of July celebration. but which was not required for the settlement of bills, was turned into the fund for paying the expenses of survey for the new Globe road.
 There Was pleasant anniversary yest:rday at the residence of H. J. Horn. it being the anniversary of beth his wedding and birthday. Quite gathering Of relatives and friends were present and report a pleasant time
 Misses Nettie Morris and Bertha smith came up from Phoenix on Sat- urday and were visiting at the resi- dence of Joseph R. Turman. Miss Smith was taken suddenly quite ill and is now under the care of Dr Drane
 Thomas Jenson experienced an ex- citing runaway this morning at String town. He was driving nov CT when his team tocR fright and. iumpiny broke the tongue He was thrown pack, but caught his foot in one of the levers and was dragged some distance Fortunateiy he was rot thrown in the direction of the sickle. The result was that the machine was badly dam. aged, but he was only frightened and
 
 5. c. Oliphan, who has been under the weather for some time. will can- vass Tempe and Mesa repairing SEW. ing machines.
 MT. Johnson Of Grouse & Johnson is building himself new house. Soy Grayson is doing the work.
 W. H. Wallace will put in twenty live acres of corn on a piece of land which grew the first alfalfa on the mesa He has in small patch of miiiet which was sown June l. and if IS heading out now. He merely put Il Tn to See what il would do. MT Wallace also believes that if buck wheat was sown on the alkali lands of the valley it would abstract the alkall rom the soil He intends to try it. J. H. Bush's little daughter is very sick with typhoid Robert Stewart Is very low with typhoid, also.
 Hiss Anna Grear, who went to Pine 2 few weeks ago to spend the summer. fs not expected to live.
 P. M. Brady and family will leave tomorrow for their ranch on Rye creek.
 A. HunsakeT has sold over l.OOO pounds Of seed corn this year.
 Johnson Bros. shipped fory-fivs crates ct fruit today