Arizona republican., 1898-07-10
ESOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe. Ariz., July 9.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, J. J. H. Cummings, w. T. Cummings, Mrs. S. D. Hayden, W. J. Kingsbury and wife, H. z. Buck, Dr. Charles H. Jones, August Frankenberg, Mrs. Will l liam Stelzreide, Mrs. John Stelzreide, A. Walsworth, Miss Manuela Miller and Mrs Ha1bert went to the city beyond the Salt today.
 Dr. G. w DeVore and wife and Ben George left today for their mountain trip
 Professor G. W. Brown and wife are in town from their summer home nine miles south of Tempe. Leon Crowther leaves tonight for San Francisco, from which point he eX- poets soon to leave for the Philippine islands in the capacity Of a Red Crcss society nurse. Leon has many friends who deeply regret his depart ure.
 Captain and Mrs. Thatcher will leave on tonight's train for their home at Pomona. Cal. They came to Tempe for the benefit of Mrs. Thatcher's health on the 14th of last April, and it is pleasing to know that her health is greatly improved. The captain has not been idle during his stay among us. but has combined business with pleasure to the extent that he has c, ,nI \ Q D 1 113 cars of hay and still has 130 car loads left. In all he has invested in the products of this section during his visit here, over 20,000 Both Captain and Mrs. Thatcher expect to return to Tempe as soon as the warm weather is over.
 J. ". Black of Wilson's crossing is in Tempe today
 Last night, this morning and this afternoon there were 2S,SO2 miners inches Of water in the river.
 Judson Harmon today finished thre eshing. He has 466 sacks of wneat and 364 sacks of barley.
 Flaws & Warehouse finished head ing the Zech grain today
 A. J. Peters will ship four cars Of hay tonight.
 Mr. Beals and wife came in this morning from Eddy, N. M. J. H. Harris during the last two weeks has inspected 220 head of cattle which were shipped out of here. The bicycle store has received a patent bicycle decorator and can now paint wheels to suit the most fas- tfdious.
 The canaigre people will put in 800 acres of sorghum for feed next week. J. B. Price will begin imme diately to plant 300 acres of corn Charles T. Hayden has been spend ing a short vacation at Portland, Ore. He writes his family that he will take advantage of the cut rate and make a trip to Boston, where he will visit his sister
 MESA Mesa City, Ariz., July 9.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- A. J. Chandler, Lee Brizzee, T. E. Pomeroy. Mrs. s. M. Harris, Dr. Lucas and wife and MT. Phillipe went to tha capital today.
 The Farmers exchange today sold car of hay to E. F. Kellner & Co.,. 1 and another to the Tempe-Mesa Pro- 1 duce company.
 ] Mrs. John c. Blaire and Miss Ida Foster will leave on Tuesday for a visit to Belmont, Ariz.
 The general committee of the Four,h of July met yesterday afternoon and paid all bills that were presented. Those who still have bills against them will confer favor by presenting i them as soon as possible. B. M. Johnson and Bros. today were awarded the prize of $10 for the best float in the Fourth of July parade.
 It is wonderful what the Spanish American war is developing in the way of patriotism w. J. LeBaron swears 'up and down. that he knows where there is a chicken three days old, ] that crows He does not know whether it is a rooster or a hen, nor will he tell who it belongs to- He can- | not account for it, but thinks there is something in it. 1 Old Glory, which has been Tapping 1 in the breeze ever since the raising of the Mesa f1agpole and which has worn l itself to frazzle in honor of the great victories at Santiago, is today having it's countenance patched up by Mrs. [ Amy Robson, when it will proceed to | flap itself some more and keep flap ping till Santiago falls. G. o. Eaton and Miss Edith Le- Baron were married at Florence on June 30.
 J. Holdren brought in a load of watermelons today, none of them