Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06
THE SOUTH SIDE.
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Fro ID Fridays D2ily-
 One of MT. and Mrs TCJ. Parry.s boys is reported very sick with typhoid fever.
 Thos. II. Brown, of California. Kan sas, Tempe and other places is here on a business visit.
 Fisher Bailey has returned from his hunting trip with q mountain sheep to his credit. The rest of the patty not having secured any mutton are still in the hills.
 pr. Devore returned from his Cali fornia trip this morning via the Santa Fe route and Phoenix. He is all rest ed up and ready to pull teeth on the slightest provocation.
 The Austin family held a reunion at c. O. AuStin.S yesterday at which the following named were present: Miss Mae Austin, Mother Austin, w & Austin and family A G. Austin and family, J. B. Mcdonald and family, J. NJ. Lewis and family, J. NJ. Brooks and family, Albert and L. c. Austin w. T. Cummings and wife. s. '. Bark ley and wife of Tucson and Miss Mag gie Wilson of Phoenix.
 From Saturdays Daily.
 MT. Walsworth has succeeded R NJ. Robertson as bookkeeper at Hayden's store, and J. B. McNeil looks natural again behind the counters he has so often grsced.
 The beef shoot came eff es announced this morning, though at the time of
 writing the result is not kDowD. The following explanation will interest those who have never played this game and are not familiar with the sport Fifteen crack shots pus up dollar piece with which to pay for the bsef The four scoring the highest get the four quarters, taking the choice first second. third and fourth es their mark manship is indicated by ths score. The fifth man gets the hide and bellow and the remaining ten divide equally the dying groans of the unfortunate beaet end the pleasure of being laughed ss. Fro III onday's Daily
 Dr. McNsughton has been on thelsick list for several days but hopes to bs out in day or so. The other members of the Normal faculty are expected to aF rive in Tempe tomorrow.
 Misses Mary 0. Bosbyshell and Glare Carpenter arrived this forenoon over the s. F. P. & P. from Los Angeles. Cali fornia, and will register at the Normsl school where they will complete the course before returning home to engage in teaching.
 Robt. 0. Davis of Flagstaff. an ex- student, and Carl T. Hayden, of Stan ford University, Chas.f fWoolf of Phoenix alumni, were interested callers st the Normal yesterday.
 Misses Mitsie E Jordan of Pbaenix, Para KimbalI of Mesa, Ioe L Liste- barRsr of Tempe, Mary 0. BosbysheI of Los Angeles. California, and Mir. John A. w Kslzreede Of Phoeuix re- gistered st the Normal Monday.
 Miss Maude Lincoln returned to the Normal Monday after three months absence on sccornt of severe illness Her sister came with her and entered the D class work. They both expect to remain in school till the course is by both respectively.
 January 3rd is bigger day in some | places than January 1st. Especially ie l this the csse in the Peters household 4. J. has had feeling of lonesoDeness sveR eincs he left the ". P G. Go. H. rushed hesdlong into the grain busi- ness and as the field was here and he asd the ex perience he naturelly made g 'uccess of it. But of late he has felt hat he needed 8 partner. Some one to Ihere his wealth and bis psFegoric aud rive him few points on how to get 10 ons of hay into sn s ton esr. We'll he has partner nov, ook him into business Jenusry 31. 1e wes 8 little fellow when he first sme to town-only weighed Il pounds but he'll grow, that is. if it rains any 7ays soon. If it don'b, he'll grow any low. Mrs. Peters thinks lots of him, %, and proposes to treat him like home folks" until hs gets 8 little older nd-hHs home of his own Altogether he firm, as now composed, is g strong nd, it is hoped, 8 lasting one. rom Wednesdays Daily.
 Fred Zaohariss left yesterday for ,onto Basin.
 Miss Mary Moore and Mr. Kay Rigge aft last night for Tempe, intending to eeume theiR studies in ths Normal chool. Miss Moore expects to graduate ext summer.-Range NeacS.
 Mir. and Mrs. Psrry's little boy is considerably better.
 The A o. U. v. ~lladge on Monday { E tssSt S5 insssrisd the following Ulcers: 1. w. Fl. B. Moore; Recorder, O. P I Financier. R. R. Root; Re- eiver, G. R Finch; Guide, R. G An re; I. W, I Dickinson; O. w., Chris igsls; Foreman, T. F. Nicholas; Over ser, Ivan N. Nichols. After sne cere- lony 8 sumptuous lunch was served ] the hal. end rousing good time was z ad.
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