Arizona republican., 1898-04-02
The South Side

Tempe, Ariz., April 1.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, )- Roy V. Robertson, Mrs. A. J. Chand- Ter, Mrs. W. H. Code and a large number of ladies went to Phoenix to- day, the ladies to attend the Woodman Circle.
 Neri Osborn is up from Phoenix to- day.
 Eldridge Jordan and Henry Fowler of Phoenix were in town today.
 The railroad people have built up the approaches of Mill avenue to their road.
 Messrs. Waddlington and Holiday of the Maricopa & Phoenix railroad are doing some repair work on bridges and culverts between Tempe and Phoenix
 Morgan Ellinson is putting up a sixteen-foot windmill and six 600-gal- Ion metal tanks which will be placed so that his stock can get water from all his fields.
 The band concert and ball tomorrow night will be the event of the season. There will be concert from 730 to g and at o'clock the orchestra of eight pieces will take the stage and furnish music, the equal of which has never been given on this side of the river to dance to. Tickets are $1 There will be a special train up from Phoenix and a number of people down from Mesa. Following is the music:
 March, Eleven O'Clock Toast" CWinstein.)
 Overture, Jolly Robbers (Suppe.)
 Waltz, Birds Voices" Vollstedt)
 Selection, Bohemian GirP' (Balfe)
 Mazurka Russo, La Czarine" (Ganne)
 ''Nigger in the Barnyard'' Ocven- berg.)
 Twenty Minutes on the Midway" (Dalby); CD the start, CD Irish will lage, (3) Bedouin encampment, (4) Alpine horn, (5) the Ferris wheel, (6) old Vienna, CD the Captive balloon, (S) Chinese theater, (9) Mexican orches tra 00) streets of Cairo, CID Java village, Q2) German village (the two bands playing at the same time; one plays the Blue Danube' and the other popular melody of the day); Q3) Hagenbeck's menagerie.
 ''The Stars and Stripes Forever" (Sousa.)
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., April 1.-(Special of The Republican)- J. M. Schuler, Mesdames w. A. Kim ball, Joe Peterson, William Newell, G. N. Woy, P. B. Hughes, Lizzie Passey, R. W. Westover, Joe Robertson, Me lissa Mcdonald, Dr. Brack, w. c. Code Miss Fay Newell and W. T. Henderson a stockman from Texas, and w. A Benson from Florence went to Phoeni, today.
 E. A. Murphy is up from Tempe to- day.
 E. B. Sinclair is doing business on the south side for the Barkley-Berry man company again.
 c. c. Webb and associates will not begin shearing the F, 1000 sheep near Kyrene until the first of May
 George Gam says it is the first of April, he supposes. He secured SD ecial rates for twenty parties to go to Phoe- nix today and only eleven went
 Joe Langston and wife of Phoenix are the guests of H. M Lewis and wife of Mesa.
 Charles Sabin and family arrived last night from the Vekol. J. J. Teeters also came in from the Vekol to visit with relatives.
 The horse races took place today There was a large number of people present. In the half mile dash Eel tons Mark horse beat the Brundige mare about 150 yards. The quarter mile race was slow, neither horse dn- ing it's best. They came in almost together, both being held back
 SCOTTSDALE.
 Scottsdale, Ariz., April 1.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican)- )-I Chaplain Scott and Mrs. Scott, Rev. MT. Banks and daughter Fanny, Mir and Mrs. Markley, Mrs. Clark and daughter Edith, Mrs. Elliott. w. H. Greene, Hattie M. and Charles B. Greene, MT. Parnag and Margaret Un derhill attended evening services at the Baptist church in Tempe last night, where Rev. Robert Cairns de livered one of his impressive and earnest sermons, being on his way from Phoenix, where he has held very successful evangelistic services. to Cal. just stopping between trains His solo singing at the open ing and closing Of the service was very impressive. The church was filled. Some were standing.
 AT THE NORMAL.
 The fourth quarter at the normal opens April Il.
 Examinations for the school quarter which ends next week, commenced this week. New studies will be followed by most of the students the next quar- ter
 Miss Nellie Culver and Miss Florence Hanna, two alumni ot the normal, were visitors at the school today.
 MT. Charles A. Stouffer of the school will leave shortly for the northern part of the territory, where he will re- main until the opening of the school in the fall.
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