Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1898-06-12
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Tempe, Ariz., June 11.-(Special
Correspondence of The Republican,
]. w. Butler and daughter, Laura, Miss
Fannie Bury, DIR. McNaughtOn and
Professor Wescott went to Phoenix
today.
j. E. Sturgeon leaves tonight for
the northern part of the territory.
Charles P. Mullen will ship a car
Of fat cattle to Ell PasO tonight and &C
company them as far as Tucson.
Lawrence Abel of Mesa was caller
in Tempe this morning.
Walter Redden is slightly inl-
proved.
Last night a car OF grain and five
cars of hay were shipped from Tempe.
A. ]. Peters shipping the hay. A car
of cattle went to Phoenix today. A
car of fence posts and a car of spuds
came in yesterday.
w. ]. Kingsbury went to Mesa last
evening.
William Stelzreide. section foreman,
will leave in a few days on a visit to
his old home in Illinois.
G. H. Archibald reports that the bees
are just beginning work satisfactorily.
It has been too cold all spring and the
honey crop will likely be short this
year.
Mrs. E. NJ. Rrzburg the other day
received a letter from her son James,
who is at Port Wrangle. He says 1t
was raining there on the date of his
letter, the 9th of May. He has ex-
perienced no great hardships yet, and
has made expenses so far. He is unde-
cided as to where he will go from that
place. Mrs Rumburg received let
ter from a chum of Johns who has
been working at the Fortuna mine,
few weeks ago. saying that John had
gone somewhere and had left $50 to
send home. The $50 was in the letter,
but Mrs. Rumburg has not yet received
any word from John. She fears he has
enlisted and has gone to San Fran
cisco, yet she is proud of him if he
has.
Jules johnson, who was injured yes
terday by falling on a fence post, is
yet alive,-but it is not expected that
he can live.
Charles Foresman of Florence and
Miss Emma Sears of Tempe will be
married next Monday at the home OF
the brides parents. They will take up
their home in Florence.
The Globe road meeting was post
poned last night until Monday night.
The meeting will take place in the Co
op. hall after the meeting of the Fourth
of July committee.
A letter was received today by the
Tempe News from G. P. Pitkin, who
is on the Philadelphia at San Fran
cisco. He reports that things have
|livened up there of late and ships are
moving rapidly getting in readiness to
80 to the Philippines.
Miss Flora Mills came up from
Phoenix last night to be the guest OF
the Misses Clara and Manuela Miller.
She returned this morning.
Tomorrow evening at 1880 p. m.
Rev. S. L. Guthrie will deliver the
Baccalaureate sermon at the normal
auditorium. Rev. Mr.. Guthrie needs
no introduction to Tempe people, as
his eloquent words have so often
thrilled the hearts of the south side
church attendants. No one should
fail to hear Mr.. Guthrie tomorrow
night and all are cordially invited to
attend special train will run up
from Phoenix and return after the
sermon
MESA.
Mesa City, Ariz, June 11.-(Special
Correspondence of The Republican,
Mrs. E. w. Wilbur and daughter, DR..
Chandler and wife and w. A Kimball
went to Phoenix today.
H. T. Zuck of Tempe was in Mesa
today.
John X. Jones will have a very
large pear crop this year.
E. 3. Thornton today brought into
town some really fine apples grown
on his ranch. They are not yet fully
ripe. but when they are they will be
delicious
Nathan Brundidge and Mr.. Robin
son made trip down the river today.
Those registered at the Kimball
house are: Ben De Vine, Phoenix;
Walter Conger, Phoenix; w. E. Nelson,
Quincy, Ill; James White, Spring
field. Ill; James E. Roland, Guate-
mala: C. A. Gardner, Springfield, ILL.,;
w. P. Durham, Los Angeles.
w. P. Durham today QUILTED for
his Riverside mine, taking with him
the last four people NAMED above.
J. A. johnson is considerably worse
as the effect of being moved.
Mrs. Brown, mother OF the late
Geoge c. Brown of Alma. is very i'll.
Pierce Steele arrived today from
Pantano.
A. l.. Warwick of Visalia, Cal, ar
rived in Mesa yesterday and will spend
the summer here.
Children's day exercises will be
held at the Baptist church tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. S. NJ Harris today gave an af-
ternoon to the following ladies, who
spent some very pleasant hours with
their hostess: Mrs. B. F. Porter and
Mrs. George Gam of Phoenix, Mrs.
M. G. Hill of Tempe, Mrs. w. A. Kim
ball, Mrs A C. Mcqueen, Mrs. Jesse
Steele, Mrs. L. Salter, Mrs. Sprague,
Mrs. ]. c. Peterson, Mrs. Joel Cirrine,
Mrs. A P. Shewman, Miss Ida Hob
son, Miss Para Kimball, Mrs. DR..
Brack, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Burt Winger,
Mrs. C. M. Mullen and Mrs. Woy.
Last night while riding on Main
street Mr.. Mauk and Electrician Dodge