Arizona republican., 1898-11-11
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe, Ariz., Nov 10-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.l- Mrs E. B. Gage Of Prescott is visiting her relatives at this place.
 John Jungerman is spending the day at Phoenix
 P. B. McCabe came in from Vekol this morning.
 Saturday there will be an entertain ment at the Baptist church. ElCcu- ton and physical culture will be the leading features Admission, 25 cents.
 The ladies of the Catholic church cleared over fifty dollars on the excal- lent dinner they served yesterday.
 Contractor Skinner will begin to- morrow ito lay cement sidewalk on the east side of Mill avenue.
 J. H. Root will soon be in a hand some residence Milton Meyers iS building a large. addition on the house east of John Van zTuyl's residence.
 w. w. Perry of Yavapai county came in this morning from the east. He stopped off at Tempe to visit his fam fly and look over the south side.
 Mrs. Mattin returned this morning from Dragoon Summit, where she went to nurse Mir Vanderhoff. her son-in- law.
 P. P. Daggs came in on this morn ing's train from the VekOl mine.
 The reception given by the old stu dents to the new of the normal will take place tomorrow night
 Crantz Cartledge, the long looked for Rough Rider, has returned and will enter the normal next Monday. Crantz refutes the report that he has been on the stage with a theatrical company.
 Anna May Moore Of Lehi entered the normal last Monday.
 Manuel s. Mazon re- entered the nor nal this week.
 The attendance at the public school has increased to 161. Miss McNeil has a gain of thirteen, Miss Winger has a gain of one, and Miss Miller q gain of five. The year may close with an attendance as large as ever.
 The normal foot ball team is doing some hard practicing. The big hucksters the team gets out against i- is surprising. There is no lack of iG- terest and effort displayed. When the teams line up next Saturday the In dians will find a different eleven be- fore them.
 The Moderns will give a ball in Tempe on Thanksgiving evening. It will be swell affair.
 The Good Templars me. Saturday evening and the following officers were installed: Deputy, J. Webster John son; c. T., John Mclean; V. T., Eliza beth Cosher; P. c. T., Frank E. Elm pey; secretary;cC. o. Austin; A.. S., Nora Brewer; f. S., Clarence Cosnsr; treasurer, Margaret Ridenour; chap lain, Ina Listenberger; marshal, J. Oscar Mullen; ID. M, Stella E. Chap man; guard, Jessaminc Hendrix; sen tinel. Robert Gilliland. The meeting was a success socially, and In the in terest taken. After adJourning an el- egant repast was served, to the enjoy ment Of those present. The lodge meets at D. m., standard time, aa MESA. Mesa City, Ariz, Nov 10--(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)-I The trains hauled over 300 people to- Phoenix Tuesday. H. M, Chapman, representing J. W. Doris of Phoenix, is on the south side today
 Frank Shields of Pinal county is in Mesa for a few days.
 Those. registered at the Kimball are: H. c. Ayes, St. Louis; R. H. Drain, Globe; w B. Corwin, Los Angeles. |
 B. Matley of Tempe is iii Mesa to- i day
 Alex Hunsaker was elected constable and Hyrum Morris justice in Alma on Tuesday. There were no republicans in the field. In Mesa, P. A. Williams, republican, and John Pomeroy, dem | ocrat, were elected justices of the | peace. w A. Burton, democrat, and Phin Daley, republican, were elected constables. Justice and constable were the only satisfaction the demo- l crats got out of the election besides giving Fulton, Peterson and Goldberg majorities. Tom Biggs was elected justice in Lehi by one vote. w s. | Scott carried the precinct.
 A. J. Chandler left today for Chicago to be gone a short time. w. N. Gleason leaves tonight over the Southern Pacific for Carthage, Mo. Charles Davidson and George Wilbur will leave tonight for New York city | on a visit.
 The Aben & Wilbur company sold a disc harrow which will do service on the desert, and a wagon which goes to Tonto Basin.
 Tomorrow is fish day at Birchell's 5. | Every day is vegetable and meat day ct that market.
 Charles Wing begins tomorrow to burn 300, 900 brick at Lehi The brick will be used ill the walls of the AbelI- Wilbur, Judge Woy and Dan Mahoney buildings. to be erected on the Meth | erton corner.
 w. Wright has moved into his new quarters in the Code-Salter building. | Those registered at the kimban i are E. Hadley, Sacaton; Frank Fuqua, Phoenix; H. J. Mims, San Francisco; j. E. Wright, Phoenix; s. ". J. Bowen, Mesa.
 The Mesa Dramatic club will tomor- row night put on the stage "The Noble 1