Arizona republican., 1898-07-16
SOUTH SIDE.

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 Tempe, Ariz., July 15.-(Speral Correspondence of The Republican.)- J. T. Priest went to Phoenix today.
 John Finished is here from Phoenix He has been engaged to do the stone cutting for the Odd Fellows new building.
 Mir. J. Hartman of California will deliver a socialistic lecture at this place tomorrow night. The lecture will take place from the platform op- posite the reading room. Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
 MT. James Carroll of this place is visiting relatives at Pittsburg, Pa.
 Henry Frisch, the manager of the Cottage, has decided to give another concert at that favorite resort next Sunday evening.
 Tommy Sutton, the Los Angeles candy drummer, was an outgoing pas Senger on last nights train.
 George P. Thornton is back from q trip to Prescott.
 Tempe had B series of very refresh ing showers last night.
 NIT. and Mrs. R. V. Robertson, who has been spending some months at this place for the benefit of MT. Rob ertson's health, left on last nights s train for their home at Placerville, Cal. During their stay at Tempe they made many warm friends among our people, whose best wishes they carry home with them.
 B. B. Sinclair is doing business on this side of the river.
 J. V. Spainhower will plant twenty acres of corn.
 At this season of the year it would be difficult to find a more beautiful farming country than our own valley. of the prettiest and most picturesque farm scenes that can be found any where. In the early morning or even ing drive or bicycle ride in the coun- try will be found a great relief to those who have to spend the hot day in town.
 Miss Annie Warner went to Maricopa this morning to see her sister, Mrs Frank Saylor. off.
 Mrs Teeters and daughter came in this morning from Nogales to visit relatives.
 There are 32.0OO miners inches Of water in the river, and more coming.
 Harry Overbeck will leave Saturday night for Prescott to spend the ra mainder of the summer.
 The Rebekah lodge met last night in Andres hall There was a good at tendance and lots of business. After the initiation ceremony had been gone through with for the benefit of can didate the district deputy installed the officers of the lodge that are to serv' the remainder of the year.
 It is said that Captain w. B. Mullen will be a candidate for major of the Second battalion of the national guard Captain Mullen has been q hard worker for the guard and is cer- sa1nly deserving of whatever prefer ment may be in home military circles.
 It is probable that Mr. Beard, who is buying cattle here, will ship out a couple of cars Sunday night to Mir. Fl. Nation of Fl Paso.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz July 15.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican.)- A J. Chandler went to Phoenix today.
 Charles Wing went to Tempe this morning and received ---s check for the kiln of brick he burned.
 Dr. E. B. Moeur of Tempe made Mesa a call today.
 Professor Varnum of the 1Nephi school declares he will have the new school house going up very soon.
 Dan Kleinman is fixing up his meat market. He has divided it off and the new room thus made will be occu- pied by W. J. DeWald's barber shop, which is now in R. A. Fishers lunch room. MT. Kleinman will repaper repaint and decorate the interior oi his market and put in, he says. the best cold storage plant this side ot Los Angeles. He has two months oi fine fat cattle to open up with the 1st of August.
 Johnson Bros. shipped forty-siz boxes of fruit today
 Isaac Dana will plant five acres of corn.
 Those registered at the Kimball house are: Mrs. Burt Winger, city: Vernon H. Peck, Chicago; Mrs. E. c Hyde, Phoenix
 AlCooio Dffse3S c1Hu udtt sold their entire crop of barley to A ). Peters.
 The hay ride party that left Mess last night expected to bring up at the park theater in Phoenix. but made miscalculation either in the size o their party or the strength of theil team. When they arrived at Tempe they made the discovery that the, could not reach Phoenix in time fol the show. so they turned the enterpris, into picnic party and had lots of fur even if they did miss the wianins glances of Kathleen .Mavourneen."
 There was a basket picnic at tn, residence of Samuel Openshaw il Nephi last night. the occasion beins the birthday of his daughter Rodena
 There was a lively runaway at tn, depot this morning about Il o'clocl when the train from Phoenix came in A team hitched to wagon iron which grain was being un1oaded, tool fright at the engine and gave an in teresting spriugting exhibition whicl resulted in the smashing up of tn wagon somewhat and hurting tn horses a little.