Arizona republican., 1898-06-22
SOUTH SIDE.

EaIf Sachs. ]. Searles, J. E. Sturgeon, Miss Keltner. William Price, MT. Dserbeck. E G. Rogers and E. A. Mur- ehy vent to Phoenix today.
 Dr. McNasghton will go to Phoenix TtiS evening with Mrs. McNaughtons meiher, Mrs. Nj. A. Wilson, who leaves 1nfsht in company with Mrs. E. L. Andrews, soa and daughter, of Phoe- nix, for Dedham. Ia-
 Jose Armenia and family came in from Casa Gande this morning. J. F. Sturgeon will go to Kirkland knight and ship a trainload of cattle aorth.
 Mrs. A P NcCamley is sick. A car Of grain went to Phoenix to- day from here with two cars Of grain and two cars of hay from Mesa MT. Reed will ship two cars Of cattle to California and 4. J. Peters will ship Mo cars of hay tonight.
 Nearly all the members of the grad uating class have something to do Miss Una B, Hanna will teach the Kyrene school next term. Miss Edith R. Abell will not teach on account of her youth. Miss Mary c. Bosbyshell will tach in California. Miss Flora N. Gchn will teach in Bisbee. Miss Eliza Beth w England will very likely teach Miss Louie V. Gage will teach HI Prescott John Wesley Hill will, in gsha. teach the Spaniards the Eng Nsn language. Miss Olive J. Maxwell .-as a school at Agua Fria. Miss Flor cree A. Mckee will shed her light at she Wickenburg school. Miss Julia E. Melton. Miss Ethel M. Orme and Ers- Ida w Swiggett have not yet se- cured schools. Miss Mary R. Moore viii teach her home school at Willcox- Miss Charlotte E. Perry, ah. by the way. Mrs. Redden willis married. T.lliam R. Price will tend his father S store at the junction of the Gila and Salt rivers Clyde A. Stewart will take charge of a half section of land in the valley. Walter H. Wilbur will assist hl.; father in the Mesa bank.
 John G., the little son of Mir. and Mrs. Fletcher NJ. Schureman, is sick. Mott Guild left last night for Tucson. C. A. Fisk went to Phoenix today af- ter checking up the office Of Wells, Fargo & Co.,, in the charge of F. M. Sohuremaa.
 Mrs. Ellen Grier and children have Eft for their home in Apache county. Ehey will return next fall and the sslildren will enroll again at the nor Fal.
 Del Rio, Texas, to spend the summer. MT Pyle. who has been R. O.. Greeves' right hand man for soma time, left last night for Ncgales. Mesa City. Ariz, June 21.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican-)- pcn- NJ. LeBaron, J. D. Loper, J. A. Barnett and wife, w A. McGinnis, H. E. Chandler. 4 J. Chandler, w. H. Code and wife and Master Kimball gtns to Phoenix today.
 Andrew Dobbie and Jack Mcfarland cfnle down. iron, Goldfeld today. Mrs R. E. Either has returned from Alhdmbrd. m
 The Mesa Hay and Grain company sent ifs threshing outfit to Florence h,day.
 Mr. McFall of Phoenix made Mesa a call today.
 this forenoon.
 Julius Johnson, who received such severe injuries by falling on the end of fencepost, is still improving con- aary to the expectations of his phy- Siaians-
 John Robins, who recently settled on she mesa from Gice1a, Tonto Basin, is a father once more. This time it is a bouncing girl.
 Roy Frankenberg has constructed a Bicycle wheel in such manner that zach spoke crosses five other spokes. Iafnes A. Johnson is out and up town today for the first time since he has sNen sick.
 : The Mesa bank is doing a much s-fger business this year than last. 1'he rate of interest is lower than it gas last year, but pr. Wilbur would xtber see the larger business as it is 't'sn the smaller as i- was.
 L. Cuber will raise aa average wine grapes this year. He
 ty acres of these grapes and
 yather about eighty tons.
 TT goddess of liberty this
 Sf Allison, 200; Tena
 Robson, 125; Lucy
 ellie Rhappely. Para
 Holiday, Gladys Camp
 The largest gain was
 Miss Robson, whose
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 10 recently brought
 loroughbred bulls to
 en unable to dispose
 and as he does not
 n out singly unless
 ty good price, will
 l back to Kansa
 le tent and contents
 ] occupied by J. F.
 The fire was dis
 bout o'clock and
 thing was left but
 $ in baby