Arizona republican., 1898-05-04
The South Side

Correspondence of The Republican J.
 Woolf Sachs, W. J. Kingsbury, Miss
 Stella Chatham and cousin, Miss Ayers
 w. T. Cummings, Carl Hayden, Mrs
 White and daughters, J. W. Woolf Captain Mullen, Charles Williams and
 Dr. Moeur went to Phoenix today.
 Mrs. M G. Hill went to Mesa this morning.
 Carl Hayden came in this morning from California.
 Miss Ayers, niece of MT. and Mrs E. M. Durley, proprietors of the Hayden house, left today for Kansas
 E. l.. Storment and wife are back 10 Tempe again.
 A car of bran will be shipped to Los Angeles tonight. A. J. Peters has four cars at Peterson's spur and two cars at Kyrene loading with hay.
 There are 39, 1925 miners inches Ct water in the river today.
 Joe Acedo will run the Nicholas meat market this summer on the country route.
 The families of w. T. Cummings and J. H. Cummings were completely sur prised this morning by the arrival of Ben Cummings, son of J. H. Cum mings, and his family from Missouri. w. T. Cummings met him while go- ing to Phoenix this morning and all though it had been only two years since MT. Cummings had seen his nephew he did not know him.
 Thompson last Saturday finished putting up his first crop of 100 acres of alfalfa.
 Following IS the report of the Rural school for the last school month: Number of days taught, 20; whole number of days attendance, 7S8A; whole number of boys enrolled, IS; whole number of girls enrolled, 27; total number, enrolled, 45; average daily attendance, 40; number of new pupils entered, l. Those net absent or tardy during month were: Harry Trusler, Bessie Brown, Ivy Walker, Sadie Lewis, Hattie Corbell, Amy Lewis, Stella Brown, Edith Corbell, Pearl Corbell, Bennie Seaver, Louis Corbell, Jessie Blake Not absent, but tardy one or more times: Harry Brown, Florence Drew, Arthur Woolf, Mabel Woolf, Annie Drew, Irene Woolf, Ernest Corbell; whole number of days taught during year, 158; total num- Der days attendance for the year, 5,777%; total number of boys enrolled for year, g; total number girls en- rolled for year, 52; average daily at tendance, 37.
 The entertainment given at the Rural school Friday night and the picnic held there Saturday by the Double Butte and Rural schools were both voted a success by all present.
 SCOTTSDALE.
 Scottsdale, Ariz., May 3.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)-l Chaplain Scott is serving on the grand jury at Phoenix this week He was appointed foreman of the jury yester- 1 day by Judge Street.
 The Scottsdale school will close Fri | day Of this week after very success ful term of eight months. The trus- tees met Saturday night and engaged the same teacher, Miss Hattie M. Greene, as teacher for next year for l term of eight months. A good programme is being pre- pared for Friday night at the school louse. Every one is invited to the losing exercises.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz, May 3.-(Special Correspondence Of The Republican.) )- )r. Chandler, Dr. Wilbur, Professor 4oper, Miss Dobie, Mrs Ullman and mother, H. L. Chandler, William Pas ey, W. H. Code, c. R. flakes and William Newell went to Phoenix to- lay.
 Joseph Thalheimer and Baxter Mo ,reary came up from Phoenix today. c. c. Hackett, the Globe stage man, anne in with the Globe contingent to he Arizona cowboys. J. T Campbell, who has been stay ng at the Kimball house, went to ( 'hoenix today where he will live for
 few months. I Simon J. Murphy and son, w. H. ] Iurphy, left this afternoon fer De ] roit. s. J. Murphy has considerable usiness interests in Mesa
 Dr. Lucas today moved his office z nd laboratories from the Free Press , uilding into the rooms occupied by ( he Barnett bicycle store. , F. F. Drew returned this morning I rom Williams. f Frank T. Pomeroy has taken the { osition of bookkeeper in the Coop. l tore. I The Rebekahs entertained them i elves at an ice cream social in the [ Id Bee Hive building last night. An 85-foot flagstaff will be erected c n the Free Press corner tonight To- ( LOTION at 10 o'clock the flag will be g aised. The militia and Mesa rang $ rs will be out and addresses will be q Jade. The flag at GCldfield could not a g obtained and one was ordered from I hicago, but has not yet arrived. c. c :. flakes went down to Phoenix to- | ay to obtain as large a flag as pos | ibIe to be used until the other comes. After the races were over yesterday .ndrew Houston called the attention f the crowd to the fact that his mare Ramona" could beat Fraud at any lark in the road for anything from 250 to $1,000, at which suggestion hi eterson offered to put up any sum nj evcaading & GOO on Fraud In to l c