Arizona republican., 1898-06-20
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe. Ariz. June 19.-(Special Correspondence of The Republiean.)- Last night Miss BOsbyshell left for California. Miss Moore and mother whc came to Tempe to see her daugh- ter graduate. Miss Vaughn and Miss Temple left for Bisbee. A number of the. class of '98 teachers and the Alumni were down to the train to see them of The last the departing la dies heard were the cIass yells and songs. Willis J. Warren of '99 will enter the Tucson university in the fall and will spend the summer in Phoe- nix.
 Seven cars Of hay were shipped from Tempe and Peterson's spur last night with A. J Peters name on the ship ping bills
 Justice Carley this morning fined a negro for disturbing the peace
 Mrs. Jack Halbert and Mrs. William Dowell of Phoenix went to Mesa today and returned on thIs afternoons train. MT and Mrs M. G. Hill and Nat Guild went to Mesa today and listened to Rev. MT. Gtthries sermon.
 The expected, the long speculated on. the long whispered about marriage took place at Rev. Mir. Guthrie's home et 3 o'clock Homer P. Reddin and Charlotte E. Perry were united in the happy state by a very pretty ceremony. Only the immediate relatives of the parties were present and made the occasion more particularly love af fair than anything else. MT. and Mrs. Reddiu will this summer live at the home of MT. Reddins father, J. E. Reddin
 SCOTTSDALE. -.-- Scottsdaie. Ariz., June -19-(Special Correspondence of The Republican J. Professor Blount is enjoying a much needed rest both from his educational lebors at Phoenix and Sunday mission aIy work among the Indians. Mir. Gill has returned from old Mexico and has assumed temporarily the pro- fessor's duties at the Pima mission.
 Our friends are finding their ve- raEdas the most comfortable places these days.
 Mir. Underbill and Mir Telford have finished harvesting their respective wheat crops It is understood these gentlemen are c0veting prominence eEsong the grain growers of the val
 
 the ambition of these citizens in this direction and all extend their best wishes.
 The report is out Of the marriage on Wednesday of Mir Frank Frazier to extend hearty congratulations, best wishes for future happiness and sue ccssfuI welded life.
 AT THE NORMAL.
 The evening of the annual banquet Of the Alumni after a general hand shake and renewal of old acquaint arces was opened by an address of vel come to the new class by President Lee Gray. He gave a history of the school, showed the ratio of teachers from the normal to those who were not who were teaching in Maricopa county, which is seventeen normal graduates and seventy-three from else where. He then welcomed the class in appropriate language
 Miss Bosbyshell responded in few words and expressed the hope that the class of '93 would be worthy of their membership.
 The banquet table in the cool base ment was then repaired to and the happiest gathering ever in the normal sat down to the refreshments.
 Dr. McNaughtOn responded to the toast, "Our Boys at War" H. z. Buck to "A Few Sober Reflections, Walter Wilbur to The Class of '98." Charles Woolf to 'The Alumna" and Miss Bertha White to '"Fhe Alumni" The classes were then called on in their order and all responded except '89, '91
 
 Was the class of '87 and was present. The evening will be remembered by others who enjoyed It as one of the herpiest they ever srent.
 MESA
 Mesa City, Ariz., June 19.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- V. V. Wright. Master Connolly and George Mauk went to Phoenix today
 R. Sellers and George Barnett came up to Mesa today.
 Fred Passey and James Daley re- turned last night from Provo academy Of Utah. where Mir. Passey graduated this year from the commercial course. An engineer feels towards his engine very much as a sailor does toward his ship. The mobility of tremendous powers wins the admiration of any one, but to be long and closely asso- cieted with and to make it do ones bidding. a piece of mechanism that moves a mountain and annihilates space. turns that admiration to almost 9 feeling of love. Those thoughts were suggested when today Engineer Tarney glancins fondly at Maricopa & Phoenix engine No. 5. said it was one ofthe best scraps of iron in the country. It had been running four years and eight months to Maricopa and back once and twice 8 day and sometimes to Mesa as it did today, and yet it never delayed it's train three minutes.
 The guests at the kimball today were: w. H. Code and wife, H. L. Chandler, Orme O. Matthews and sis ter, Phoenix: Ben Porter, Phoenix; Nat Guild, M G. Hill and wife, Tempe. Frank Pomeroy preached at the tab ernacie of the Mormons this morning