Arizona republican., 1898-04-19
The South Side

Femme. Ariz., April 18.-(Speclal Correspondence of The Repubilcan-)- T. T. Priest, A. B. Franklin, Woolf Sachs. Mrs. Curt w. Miller, Mrs. M. G. Hill. w. J. Kingsbury, C. P. Borrow dale and E. A. Harris went to PnoenlX today
 Miss Martha Gage returned from Wickenburg.
 John Hicks returned from New Mexico this morning
 Roadmaster Cummings is grading and graveling Mill avenue north of the railroad. and Stacy Penn is gray cling it south of Seventh street.
 George W. Hoadley and wife. Mrs. Chauncey Clark and Barry Goldwater of Phoenix were guests of MT. and Mrs. Kingsbury yesterday. The party took a drive in the country.
 The corner stone of the Peterson block was laid today.
 A. c. Ozanne and wife drove to Mesa today.
 Thomas Cartledge is painting his house on Mill avenue. He will trim up the lawn and put a pretty fence around the place.
  a car fer Bisbee tonight A. J. Peters ships ca rof hay tonight.
 Rev. R. A. Hopper came up from Phoenix today.
 The labors of the Arizona Congrega- tional association have been com pleted. Its action of interest to Tempe was the appointment of a committee to take charge and do what is possible to agitate the university question and If possible build the university, and that at Tempe. The committee con sists of Rev. Daniel Kloss, chairman; Walter Hill of Phoenix, F. A. Hough. Tempe; Stephen Edwards, Tempe; Professor Hafford, Prescott. Rev. MT. Kloss says that if the aid of some good professor and promoter can be secured then the building and institution is al most an assured fact He has in mind Professor Baldwin of the Pomona col lege. California.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., April 1S.-(Specfa1 Correspondence of The Republican O- w. H. Code, Miss Nicholas, Mrs. Cav ford, W. J. LeBaron, B. N Johnson T. B. Pomeroy, c. R. flakes. Pbfn Daley, Mrs. s. M. Harris and Mr Grover went to the city beyond the Salt today. '"o
 Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs Perkins. Msssrs Mealey and Burtis, the former a Pboe- n1X photographer, and the latter gentleman in the same profession. from Ill Faso, came up from Phoenix today
 frank Lewis, who broke his shouI- ger bone some time ago. has acct oentally broken it again.
 IL IS reported that a California man mas purchased the Spooner-Jobnson ranch between Mesa and Temna and that the new owner intends to make if a summer outing place. MT. Spooner mas been endeavoring for some time to run excursions to his place this sum- mer and perhaps this is the resuJt If ms efforts. The place has on it a tn1fty-acre grove, the finest and largest Tn the valley. If the California man 0oes as 1t is reported he will and sec TO It that it is maintained as a re spectable place to go to, it will be a god-send to the valley.
 C. 0. Austin, B. c. Frankenba,e w 5. Johnston and Col. White Of Temna were In Mesa today MT. Frankenberp IS gettlng things ready to build the Nephl school. Col. White was accom- panied by his friend. Captain A. D. Thatcher of Pomona, Cal. MT. Thatcher IS an extensive fruit dryer at Pomona ana Is nera to lock up the fruit pro- duct
 LIT. Lucas received a telegram today rom his wife, who is in California saving she would start for Mesa to- n1gnt and arrive at that place Wednes- uay. The doctor will go to Maricopa to meet her.
 H1lllgass and Barnett have packed thelr Dlcycie repair outfit and will shin Il Io Giobe In the morning, where they VIII set up fully equipped repair shop and assembling factory.
 Ralph Cutler has been installed as assistant postmaster.
 Rabbit and LeBaron Rros ora -o fitting their store for grocery business with no postoffice business mixad in it
 Sam Elder and R. SelIars are maLinG M water trOughs for A. c. McOuean
 Chairman W. A. KimbalI of tbo Mos. committee of the Globe read gives no~ tlce that there will be a road meat- ing next Friday.
 Mrs- Gussie, Wehr who has been visiting at Arizola and Mesa with F Schornick this winter, left today for her home at Woodsfield, III.
 As predicted but very few members Of Company E have refrained from re- eniisting on the expiration of their time of enlistment, which was yester- day.
 SCOTTSDALE.
 Scottsdale, Ariz, April 1S.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican. J. Mrs. F. Clark and her daughter, Edith will leave here today for Phoenix where they will spend two or three days and will then go on to Oakland Cal, then on to their home at St. Cloud Minn., via Salt Lake City.
 Mrs. Bellfield and daughter, little Margaret, will return to their Chicago home on Thursday
 MT. W. Perkins expects to start to day for his former home in Michigan He will go via New Orleans and tn, Mississippi river
 Among our recent arrivals are tw