Arizona republican., 1898-11-29
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, Ariz.. Nov. 2S.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican)- P. P. Daggs has returned from the Ve- kol.
 A J. Peters shipped a car os hay last night and will ship five cars tonight.
 Boon Lewis waE, to Phoenix this morning to serve on the United States grand jury.
 Mrs. George Thornton is expected here in few days.
 Mrs. Doan Merrill Of Jerome is here other Tempe friends.
 Arch Wormell, one O: the Rough Rider boys, came over from Phoenix yesterday and spent few hours with his friends at this place.
 The annual meeting Of the stock holders of the Tempe Mesa Produce company will be held at Tempe Satur- day, December 3, 1898. at 10 o'clock a. III. for the election Of officers for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. There will be more stockholders and patrons pres ent az this meeting than at any pre- viOus one if present indications do not fail.
 A telegram was received this fore noon from Florence stating that Charles Whitlow is dying at his home at that place.
 w. A. Brooks ana family and l. S. Pugh and family Of San Antonio, Texas, came in on this mornings train. Both families expec, to locate near this place. MT. Brooks is a broth CT of J. M. Brooks of Tempe.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. A. ScrOggS and ser want, Miss Crlbbins, this morning re- turned from their eastern visit. They are both looking and feeling well. all though the doctor is still lame from an accident sustained at Washington. D. C., where he got mixed up in a run away accident. Mrs. Scroggs, the doc tors mother, stopped off a. SocCrro, N. NJ, and expects to reach here in a week or two. While away the doctor attended the Knights Templar con- clave and with Mrs. Scroggs the peace jubilee at Philadelphia. and spent short time in Washington. The doctor took a special course of lectures and attended the clinics in several eastern medical colleges.
 Dr. Wylie drove up from Phoenix to- day.
 Perley Spencer drove up from Phoe- nix yesterday and spent the day with the Carols.
 The GooG Templars. in spite of rain and mud, met Saturday evening and enjoyed the liveliest session of the season. Two more members were added to the order. and one proposi- tion was submitted. An interesting di- alogue was part of the best pro- gramme given this year
 Rev s. l.. Guthrie last night deliv- cred a sermon on the soldiers who died in he Spanish-American war He spoke in approbation of the policy Of the administration, saying the presi- dent acted during the struggle like a great American. No great nation had ever gone into a war merely to help a foreign, but oppressed and outraged people. This war therefore had lifted the American people higher in their appreciation of their institutions, what they meant to themselves and what they were worth to others. This had these heroes who wenc down either in battle or in camp given to the American nation, and more. They lib- erated a race from bondage, they struck terror to the hearts of all other pow CTS on earth, and whereas once an American abroad was ill treated he now is shown the greatasc rospec,; and last, but far from least, they left this nation a legacy of new problems Of na- tional and international import and questions of human sympathy. The souls of these dead heroes cried out against the policy of leaving the con- quered islands to their own misrule or that Of Spain.