Arizona republican., 1898-04-24
The South Side

Correspondence of The RepubIican.)- Mr and Mrs. H. z. Buck, T. F. Grin dell, Robert Richards, Misses Clara and Manuela Miller, J. w. Woolf, went to Phoenix today.
 Rev. MT. Guthrie will preach in Mesa tomorrow.
 The Ladies' Whist club met this af- ternoon at Mrs. G. N. Cages.
 The practice school of the normal was given hayrack outing to the Hole-in-the-Rock today by the teach CTS of that department.
 Rev. J. F. Carpenter will preach in the M. B. church tomorrow evening, and Elder B. B. Sharbrough will fill the same pulpit in the morning.
 w. A. Bolton and c. s. Stewart have purchased the Hazlewood and Armer ranches in Gila county
 Rev. MT. Duley will preach at the Baptist church tomorrow morning, and in the evening Chaplain Scott will re sume his lectures, the subject tomor- TOW evening being Emergencies and How to Meet Them"
 \ A. J. Peters will ship two cars of hay from Peterson's spur tonight. A car of cattle will, perhaps, go out to- morrow.
 Captain Will Mullen has seen about thirtythree men of his company to- day and twenty-nine of that number have volunteered to enlist for one year according to the presidents call It may not be out of place to say right here that Tempe has the crack militia company of the territory
 Willis c. Norton and wife and W. A. Daggs of Mesa made Tempe a call to- day.
 And still the good work gees on The sidewalk in front of the Wild man property on Fifth street is be- ing graveled.
 Rev. R. A. Hopper will fill the pulpit tomorrow morning and evening.
 Yesterday afternoon after the drill by the Mesa and Tempe companies Captain T. E. Pomeroy of Company F took the boys into the Mesa restau- rant and gave them some Inducements to call on him again. The interior was handsomely festOonad with flags
 MESA
 Mesa City, Ariz.. April 23.-fSpecial Correspondence of The Republican)- A. J. Chandler, H. L. Chandler, A. C. Mcqueen, Miss Ethel Wilbur, Herman Sprague, Mir. Lewis and wife, Lee Brizzee went to Phoenix today.
 G. N. Gage was up today from Tempe.
 G. L. Jenkins, who has taught schSol in the Crisman district for the last two years. came up from Phoenix yes- terday and returned today on his wheel
 Col. Rountree was up from Phoenix today.
 w. J. Birchell had three United States flags only, one above the other on the weather flagstaff
 J. E. Bettler is thinning some of his trees of almonds, as they are loaded too heavily. A drying house, 60x14, will perhaps be built in a few weeks
 The two primary departments of the Mesa school were given a picnic today in the Daley grove by their teachers. Miss Blanche Newell and Miss Agnes Dobie.
 A portion of the choir of the Nor mon church will go to Phoenix tomor- TOW to assist in the meetings to be held in the opera house at that place.
 The Globe road meeting held last night was continued until tonight, as more time than expected was consumed in discussion. A specific amount vii! be raised for it's construction, and committees will be appointed tonight.
 Yesterday afternoon was very en- joyable half day for the Rebekahs. According to previous arrangement, all met at the home of Mrs. c. N. Null len and from there the ladies repaired to the grove of MT. and Mrs David Wallace, where they were joined by the Rebekahs from Tempe. The taDle was laden with refreshments such as Rebekahs only are able to prepare.