Arizona republican., 1898-07-01
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe. Ariz., June 30.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican J. Miss Nellie McNeil, E. B. Goodwin, ". J. Kingsbury. Woolf Sachs and J. T. Priest went to Phoenix today.
 Architect Creighton was on this side today
 J. J. Roduett is preparing to take 9 trip east
 Albert Miller and family are max ing arrangements to spend the sum- mar on the coast.
 The armory Of Company c, N. c. A., will be moved to it's new quarters in the Peterson building tomorrow. This is an ideal hall and will be a source of satisfaction as long as tha company holds if
 Mrs. Frank B. Austin and her two children will leave for Tombstone on Saturday night.
 William Mullens and William Penn's little girls are sick with fever-
 Henry Schmidt has taken the mail route H. 5. Griffin was unable to take it on account of sickness.
 John Nets and William Newell Of Mesa were in Tempe today
 The Farmers and Merchants bank has not as yet received any revenue stamps.
 The Christian church social which was to have been held a. Mrs. Good wins tomorrow night will not take place on account Of sickness in the community
 c. P. Mullen will ship a car of cattle to Tucson tonight. A. J. Peters will ship two cars of hay tonight. A car of lumber came in for the Blinn con- pany this morning.
 The parochial school under the leadership of Miss Clara Miller closed yesterday There were about twenty Mexican children in attendance who received special instruction in English Sunday morning programme will be rendered after mass at the Catholic church by members of the school After the programme in the splendid shade of Ramon Surrategue's yard refreshments will be served Miss Clara Priest will teach the school next fall
 MESA
 Mesa City, Ariz., June 3O-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- Judge Woy. ". B. Lang. Lon Harmon, Professor Eberhardt, w A. Kimball T 2 POmerOy.- Ben F. LeBaron and Walter Wilbur went to Phoenix today.
 The Odd Fellows of Mesa City will hold installation services in their hal one week from next Saturday night MT. 4. P. Snowman will be installed as noble grand of inc lodge
 Archie, the infant son of MT. and Mrs. Harry Welch. is reported danger ously i'll.
 Elijah Allen left Tuesday for Utah where he will visit with friends and relatives for couple of months, after which he will enter the B. Y academy at Provo City.
 Mir George Mauk will tonight ar- company his mother to Maricopa where she will be mel by her daugh- ter from Pantano and together they will proceed to Los Angeles, where they will spend the summer.
 Mir. Ralph Cutler has bought twenty acres of land east of Mesa from Rev Mr. Guthrie and it is suggested that the boys keep 9 sharp outlook, as there is likely to be something of social nature transpiring shortly.
 The choir for the Fourth of July will be composed of about twelve voices ot both sexes The voca! music will be a treat.
 It is understood that prize of SIG will be given to the firm turning out the best float on the Fourth.
 Mir. Groverfhas left for the mountains
 The almonds are ripening rapidly and will soon be on the market.
 Filing Olsen of Tempe is in Mesa to- day.
 Frank Pomeroy has been issued 2 commission as notary public.
 Dan Kleinman and w J. Birchett have agreed to each close up for 2 month this summer. Dan will close during July and Birchett will clost during August Mir. Keinman will re main in Mesa until the 5th to pay of and coilert bills.
 To the Citizens of Mesa City: II view of the possibility of the loss O life and property during our coming Fourth of July festivities, it is de sirable that all parents and guardian should caution those under thei watch and care consider the dange arising from careless use of matches fire and all kinds Of fireworks Tn fact of oar city being practically with