Arizona republican., 1898-02-24
The South Side

COTT0SpOuueuCo Ol uc IlSpuUl1Sdu.J ! O. C. Smith, Dr. McNaughton, Rean Wiggner, Territorial Veterinarian J. ! c. Norton, Rev. Father P. Severin Westhoff, went to Phoenix today. | Several tourists came up today from Phoenix to look over Tempe. 1 R. B. Bean, H. Stewart and Joe | Schwartz have uncalled for leters in 1 the postOffice.
 Miss Anna Warner came up from i Phoenix today to spend a week with her sister, Mrs. Ira Sailor.
 Henry George is up from Phoenix today
 John Rhodes of Mesa is in town do- ing business.
 Robert Mullen and his uncle John left for Gila Bend last night to attend the preliminary trial of the Andersons, charged with assault. They got as far as Maricopa, where Judge Baker and Assistant District Attorney George P. Bullard, who were on the same train, wired the justice at Gila Bend to postpone the trial. The two attor- neys and a number of other Elks went on to Silver City, N M., and Robert and Uncle John Mullen returned to Tempe.
 Oscar Mullen, son of J. B. Mullen, who has charge of the Wichenburg schools, came down to Phoenix to at tend the festivities yesterday. HIS school is entirely unorganized and ungraded, but he is getting it into shape. There has been a thriving Sunday school started since MT. Null len took up his abode there.
 Mrs. Smith of Phoenix has been vis- iting with MT. and Mrs. Henry Far ish for several days.
 Mrs. T. J. Parry's mother, who lives in Indiana, is very sick.
 Caleb Perron acted as mascot for Company c, N. G. A., yesterday. The militia boys say they had more men out than either of the other com panies of the valley, but four of Con- pany C's men were transferred to Company B in order that the com panies would present more even ap pearance. One other praiseworthy thing was the fact that when the com- pany was called to order at half past twelve last night every man immedi- ately fell in line.
 The result of the balloting for the the most popular clergyman, which was carried on all day yesterday at the Catholic fair, is as follows: Rev. s. L. Guthrie, 324; Rev. Father P. Severin, 173; Rev. A. B. Tomlinson, 27; Elder E. B. Sharbrough, 5; Rev. Daniel Kloss, 2; Stephen Edwards, 2: Rev. R. A. Hopper, 9; Juan Soza, 1. The contest realized s53.60 to the church and a fine gold headed um- brella to Rev. s. L. Guthrie. The fishing pond at 5 cents returned $15 to the church. The two dinners brought s9O, the eating not stopping until the last morsel was devoured. The fancy work exchanged for the neat sum of $60, making the total re- turns to the church in round numbers, $220. T. J. Parry was greatly instru mental in making the voting contest result as it did. Neri Osborn in a raff1e won an onyx cane. There was a larger crowd in the evening than during the day.
 Vols Lukin, Tempe street sprinkler, is moving his house up to the street from the rear end of his lot.
 Eighteen cars of cattle went out of here this forenoon on a special. Brig ham & Hicks shipped seven to Raton. MT. Shannon shipped two to Bowie, J. B. Dunn shipped three to California and six came up from Phoenix. A car of hay will go to Tucson tonight.
 Superintendent of Methodist mis- sions, s. A. Thompson, was on this | side today and visited the normal.
 Dr. Scroggs today received the sad intelligence of the death of his sister at New Castle, Pa., where she was wis iting. She died of convulsions ard was ill but eight hours. He has the sympathy of the community.
 s. A. Thompson will hold quarterly conference on the second and third, instead of on the dates announced last Sunday. On the second at Mesa, and on the third, at Tempe. He will preach at both places in the evening of these dates. Dr. -McCreary of Phoe nix will assist Rev. s. L. Guthrie to administer the communion at Mesa i next Sunday.
 SCOTTSDALE.
 The Scottsdale school, with a good number of the elder people of the com munity, took advantage of the nation al holiday and enjoyed picnic near the Camel Back. All expressed them selves we'll pleased With their little outing.