Arizona republican., 1898-06-02
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz., June 1.-Dr. Mouer, r. C.
ShultZ, W. J. Kingsbury, Geo. Gates.
Steve Hughes and Col. Ridley returned
from Phoenix today.
There will be five cars of hay up from
Phoenix and four down from Mesa today.
These with the nine goin govt of Tempe,
will make a train of eighteen cars to
Maricopa tonight. A ]. Peters will have
six cars in the train. A of flour will
go out also.
The Arizona Mercantile company has
been reorganized Ben Goldman has
sold out and Howard Woods. Jas. Nc
Neil and Perry Wildman are the new
owners.
erts of Bisbee, are in Mesa today.
Worth BellaHy came in from the
mountains this morning.
Miss Mamie Anderson of ella Bend. VS.
tied the Normal today of which institu-
ton she is a graduate.
DR.. Chas. H. Jones will leave for Den
yer to attend the American Med cal AS
sociation to which he is a delegate. The
doctor will take short trip to McCook,
Neb.. before he returns
W. S. johnson has left for Denver on a
visit
A cement walk is being laid in front of
the Peterson building.
Mrs. Jennie B. Elliott came in from
Blsbee this morning and went on to
Mesa.
Frank Spear and Jesus Leon intend to
leave tomorrow with supplies for the
Penn cattle ranch.
The practice school of the Normal
closed today on account of the sickness
of Mrs. M. ]. Hood. All the teachers
studying in the department spent sew
eral hours in the morning, giving the 1T
tie ones good time bidding them good
bye.
Next Friday evening there will be
patriotic lawn social at the Wildman
nome for the benefit of the reading room.
MESA.
Mrs. A. J. Chandler and Mr.. Wyncoop
went to Phoenix today.
Lewis Bros, received ten bales of
grain sacks today.
Ten names are on Cap. Pomeroy's roll
c. W. Peterson and Alva Stewart leave
tonight for Salt Lake. From which
place they will go to Chattanooga, Tenn.
H. Darlington has raised the biggest
acres he cut seven tons of grain hay for
which he received $12 ton The patch
was formerly a hog pen.
Superintendent B. F. Porter. Geo, Mat
teson, A. l.. Moon, agent for Los Angeles
Times, and R. NJ Curtis, freight and pas
senger agent of the Texas & Pacific rail-
road were in Mesa today.
Mrs. Johnson is calling in Tempe today.
The electric lights were in the city
last night. Everything run in first class
party under the light of the chandelier?
Henry Frisch and wife of Tempe. were
in Mesa today.
There are eight cars loading with hay
today. Four of them went out today.
Ripe peaches are being shipped to
Texas from Mesa.
The sight of the cabbages in the Mesa
market would bring a blush to the cheek
of him who says this is not a vegetable
country.
mil hr lob tir1er ir1
Mesa shortly to organize the supporters
. of the project.
At Nephi number of boys We're out
. hunting on Monday and freed wildcat
! in the residence of Mr.. Parks. During
the scrap with the varmint and before he
+. could be killed be bit Martin Alfred Sc
/ verely the leg. /.
There was big party at the residence
] of Charles Peterson last night. A hun
| dred people sat down to the table load
ed with luxuries after which most eX-
/ cellent literary program was rendered.
! The lawn and umbrella grove was bril-
/ liantly lighted with Chinese lanterns. 1t
was a farewell party to MesSrS. Peterson
and Stewart who left today for Salt
Lake.
! The NJ E. church people are preparing
! a children's day program to be rendered
| week from next Sunday.
| The commemoration of the birthday OF
! Brigham Young the great president OF
| the Mormon church took place in differ
/ ent settlements of Mormons every where
! yesterday. 1t was the ninety-third ami
/ versary of the man whose ability done sc
/; much to redeem the desert. The pro-
| gramme as carried out in Mesa, was as
| follows:
Singing. primary choir; prayer. F. T
Pomeroy; singing, choir; address, Life
of President Young. 1t was expected thai
| Nj. j. Horn would be present and deliver
| this address, but as it was impossib bic
| for him to be here, Mr.. F. t. Pomeroy
was substituted and spoke very nicely
Recitation. Haskell Pomeroy; recitation