Arizona republican., 1898-08-25
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, Ariz.. Aug. 24.-(Specia' Correspondence of The Repubican.)- Mrs. NJ. G. Hill went to Phoenix today Miss Morse and Miss Woolf returned yesterday from Prescott.
 Miss Mary Goodwin returned yester day from a few weeks outing at Je rome. " tAy9 The stone is being cut for the Odt Fellows building Yesterday Archi feet Creighton was over and got thing. started for the completion of the build ing
 Robert Richards will on Septembe discontinue his connection with tht rural delivery and enter the norma school. The people on his route VII he greatly disappointed to know thls for Robert has made a splendid repu- tation for accuracy and regularity. Ht will be succeeded by Henry Schmidt Miss Clara Priest today purchased new Syracuse Thelma bicycle of the '9S model
 The Red Cross society of Tempe has raised s15 more for the sick soldiers Miss Amina McNaughton secured del icacies with the money, and assisted bv Miss Lulu Schmidt, shipped them to Prescott.
 FP. Drew of Mesa made Tempe visit yesterday.
 Mel Greenleaf, sheriff of Yuma county, has rented the Mardts house for his family to occupy while his children attend the normal
 J. S. Stewart and wife leave tomor- row for Greenback. Tonto Basin, where they will cool off for a few weeks. Mrs James Carroll has returned from a visit with friends and relatives al Prescott and Wickenburg
 The continued rains and washouts near Yuma have prevented the arriva of any western mail for two days. C. G. Rogers, who has been in the employ of the Tempe Mesa Produce company as butter maker for mum Der of years, has severed his connec ton with that firm and in day O two will start for Pima. Ariz., wherf he has seventy acres of land which h. will farm. This land is under pri vate reservoir. the principal owner be ing Assemblyinan J. K. Rogers. Thert are 100 acres in it and at one time las spring there was ten feet of water oI it. It redeems about section O land and the owners are never trou bled with water quarrels.
 w A. McGrew left this morning fo' Pinal and Silver King.
 Deputy Sheriff William Moore is 1T Tempe today.
 The funeral of Mrs. John Spoonel took place yesterday. There was 2 large number of people out. as Mrs Spooner had been in the valley for {; great many years and was well known This afternoon at o'clock William n.I T: T.; rr1 MT. Osborne was Henry Gonzales step father and came here from Flor ence about two years ago to be near his ness. The funeral will be held to morrow morning at 10 o'clock. The body will be inferred in the new Cath ollie cemetery.
 J. J. Hodnett is expected home the first of next week
 Perry Wildman this morning re turned from visit to the coast
 Mrs. R. W. Martin this mornins returned from a visit to Prescott
 Dr. Charles H. Jones is having a new shingle roof placed on his residence
 Miss Anna R. Stewart is back iron a visit to the northern portion of thu territory.
 Miss Bessie Archibald this mornins returned from weeks visit witt friends at Prescott
 Harry Deniston and Boon Lewi this morning completed the work o repainting the public school building William Tossing and w. D. Thomp son of Glendale were here this fore noon and under the guidance of w A Bolton were driven through the farm ing country south of town. Both gen tlemen are thinking of locating o1 this side of the river
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz, Aug. 24-(Specia Correspondence of The Republican j. Joseph Stewart. s. Moot, G. T. Bake and O. D. Merrill went to Phoenix to day
 P. A. Williams returned this morn ing from a few days stay at Prescott Dr. Norton is on the south side to day.
 Miss Zula Robson this morning re turned from pleasure trip to Thatch CT and a few weeks outing on top c the Graham mountains.
 Don M. LeBaron has returned for an extended trip through southern Ari zona, New Mexico and northern Mex lcO. Ills tflp cost nm tWelVe pound of flesh, which is quite the contrar to the result such trips have O others
 The flakes s-Rogers-Leavitt party re turned this morning from the Pins mountains, where they went for rec reation.
 H. B. Morris. Jr. James Vance, Jr and David Hubbard will leave in tn morning for Pine.
 Hyrum Hastings returned from Flol ence this forenoon. He reports wor in progress on a wagon road fro1 Florence to the butte, sixteen mile above where the site of the propose butte reservoir is.
 Dr. B. B. Moeur of Tempe is in Mes today.
 Last night there was quick rise 1o ri xrhi