Arizona republican., 1898-04-08
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz, April 7.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- A. J. Peters, Ed Goodwin, Woolf Sachs and wife, J. B. Redden and carriage party and J. E. Judson went to Phoenix today.
 Dr. McNaughton went to California last night
 E. J. Edwards went through here this afternoon from Phoenix on his way to Globe.
 There are about 40, ,00O miners inches of water in the river today.
 Rev. MT. Phelps of Springer, N. M., is in town today.
 Mrs. R. V. Robertson is expected to arrive on tomorrow mornings train from California.
 Col. Wilson and family, who have been spending the winter in Tempe, left this afternoon for their home near Chicago.
 A special train of cattle went out of here today. Five cars were from Phoenix and three from Tempe. A car of bran will go to Benson tonight. A. J. Peters is shipping three cars of hay today.
 Mrs. Thomas Clay has moved into Tempe.
 F. s. White of Tucson is here today.
 Rev. MT. Tomlinson is moving into his new home east of Tempe.
 Samuel Brown has ben appointed administrator of the estates of Do lores Gonzales and Rosa Gonzales Im- pariel; also the legal guardian of Manuel and Guadalupe Gonzales.
 The ladies of the parsonage and Home Missionary society of the M. E. church will give ice cream, cake, sand wiches, pickles and coffee Thursday, April IA, at the Trook building, oppo- site Kingsbury hall, from 12 m. to 9 D. m. The proceeds will be applied to- ward painting the church.
 Mrs George N Gage will give a H. brary tea at her residence tomorrow afternon at 2 o'clock. There will ba an interesting musical and literary programme Everybody is cordially invited.
 Fletcher NJ Schureman has been ap- pointed first sergeant of Company c, N. G. A., and Walter Meyers has been appointed hospital steward. William Goodwin is on the sick list still pre- pairing for war.
 Tomorrow J. c. Goodwin will leave for Globe, where he expects to stay. He will overtake E. J. Edwards, who passed through here today, at Mesa. and go on with him to the mountain city. MT. Goodwin said this afternoon as he looked wistfully up Mill avenue where he once ran street car and which is now covered with a smooth laid pavement: ''I came into this country fifteen years ago with my blankets and 15 cents. I am going out of it in blackboard and 30 cents. have doubled my money That is pretty good, isn't it7'
 The United Moderns will organize to- night at Andres hall.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., April 7.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- T. E. Pomeroy, H. P. Carson, Mrs. Rob Bowen and sister Miss Hilreth, F. Fei- lows, Miss Grace Nicholas of Wilcox who has been visiting with Mrs. Burt Winger, Mrs. Chamberlain of Phoenix H. s. Peterson, c. R. flakes and Wal ter Lewis went to the city beyond the Salt today.
 J. J. Collins is on this side today after a load of hogs.
 Messrs. Staten and Ellsworth drove down to Phoenix today.
 George Mauk of Arizola has taken the Mesa station, relieving T. E. Pom erol, who was filling the chair tempo rarily. MT. Mauk says there will be a great deal of grain raised around Arizola and Kenilworth this year. Al though the citizens of Mesa were sorry to lose George Gam, they will find in MT. Mauk very obliging agent.
 Miss Nellie J. Campbell on next