Arizona republican., 1898-06-08
The South Side

Tempe. Ariz. June ESPECIAL Cores
pondence to the Republican, Mrs. Spaf-
ford, E. l.. Arthur, H. q. Zuck, Geo. N.
Gage, DR.. Hart F. NJ Schuerman, JUS
tice NJ H Meyers. and J. Howard Woods
went to Phoenix today.
Miss Addine Bury came over from
Phoenix on this mornings train, and
spent the day at the Normal with her
sister, Miss Fannie.
Mrs. VIM. Harrington who has spent
two weeks at Tempe will return to Globe
tomorrow.
Prof. VIM. Upton of Phoenix was up
today.
J. NJ Balsz the Yuma butcher is in
town today.
Mrs M. G. Hood is slightly improved
J. H. W. Jensen since he has been in
Globe has sold his cattle and ranch on
Coon creek. ella county to Pringle Bros.
A month will be spent in rounding up
the stock.
NJ o. BickneIl freight and passenger
agent of the Maricopa and Phoenix. and
travelling freight and passenger agent,
Divine, of the Southern Pacific are in
Tempe today.
Stacey Penn, John McGrew and Worth
Bethany accompanied the Penn cattle
shipment to Kansas last Sunday.
Mott Guild came in on this morning s
train from Tucson. He will stay until
after commencement.
Albert Miller is cutting his third crop
OF hay.
g T.. Hayden InreSnInS MS gram
The glass is being put in the Peterson
building.
Byron Redden is cutting his $50 acres
Of wheat. the straw of which is four feet
long. There was about forty acres of his
wheat which was affected by smut and
which he cut for hay.
IL. L. Garrigus will assume the duties
OF his stage line July 1 and will leave
for Harqua Hala on the eighteenth Of
this month.
IVixrc ,f ~ 1,,d Of in,
We're shipped last night. There will be
nine cars of hay go out tonight.
J. w. Holsaple has finished cutting his
1i6 acres of grain hay.
J. F. Haigler began cutting his second
crop of hay this afternoon There is 100
acres of it and A. j. Peters will put it on
the market.
DIR. G. w. DeVore will leave On July
Ii for cooler chimes for the summer If
any want a seat in his chair they VIII
have until that date to take it.
MESA
Mesa City, Ariz., June ESPECIAL Cor
respondence to the Republican )-Mrs. S.
M Harris, w. P Dienham, Prof. ]. D.
Lopez. DR.. Hawley. went to Phoenix to-
day.
Chas. P. NJ. Mullen and Frank Fogle
of Tempe. were in town today.
Miss Bartlett returned home this morn
ing from Tucson where she had been at
tending the University.
Those registered at the k1mbau house
are w. II. Benson, Florence: T S. Good
en-. and wife T. L. Sugure, Denver.
G. c. Hockett and w. P. Durham
drove over from Phoenix yesterday after
noon in about five hours. They came in
2 single rig and when they got here their
horse ran away and cut itself in wire
fence.
Roy Frankenburg thinks Mesa needs
some spokes judging from the number
he has ordered. He is learning his busi-
ness rapidly and has the good wishes of
a large number of Mesa people.
Burton and Drew are building a lum-
Der shed IS by 70. When they get it up
they viii put UP an office building close
to it. They have quite a respectable
looking lumber yard now and have sew
eral cars of lumber coming yet
Phil Nets has bought a good quantity
of fine hay which he will use in his
stables
Last night it was decided by the mass
meeting to have a grand good time on
July A. The following is the committee
in charge: DR.. Sabin, chairman, T. E.
Pomeroy. W. S. johnson, H S. Phelps.
and j. d. Lopez. The committee win
meet tonight to go farther into details.
There will very likely be an orator and
an immense spread of good things
Pearl Leavitt is sick with congestion
of the lungs.
G. A Hall left for Goldfelds today