Arizona republican., 1898-07-08
SOUTH SIDE.


 Tempe, Ariz.. July 7.-(Special Correspondence of The Republican, J. A. G. Austin, J. T. Priest and A. J. Peters went to Phoenix today.
 J. E. Sturgeon returned this morn ing from a trip through Kansas and c.her middle western states
 J. NJ. Gregory of Phoenix was ID Tempe today.
 T. G. Cartledge will build an addi- ton to his house on Mill avenue.
 There were 23,OO0 inches of water in the river this morning.
 A special train was run to Marlcopa this afternoon to meet tbs delayed train from the east.
 On Sunday morning Mrs. T. J. Parry of this place received the sorrowful intelligence that fher father had died at his home in Indiana
 M. o. Bicknel1, general freight and passenger agent of the M. & P. & s. R. V. railroad. was business visitor at Tempe this morning.
 Henry Schmidt and Oscar Penn to- day started on a trip to the noun tains in the neighborhood of Silver King.
 A merry camping party left Tempe today It was composed of Jim Mobly, guide; Rsv. and Mrs. Wyn- koop, Mrs Carl Keller, Missss Lizzie Cosner, Mollie and Hattie Cummings, John Cummings and N. W. May. They expect to be gone at least six weeks and will visit the Grand canyon and other places of interest
 The following people will leave on the California excursion tomorrow morning: MT. and Mrs. Albert Miller and son, Miss Clara Miller, Mrs. Boone Lewis, Mrs. Charles N. Taylor and child, Mrs A. J. Peters and child, Miss Meta Jordan, Oswald Togle. Miss Julia and Melton and Miss Mary Mel ton
 Miss Bertha Wilson and brother George left today for an outing at Bal- lamy's ranch. Miss Wilson will teach the Silver King school next term. Seventy-two men and officers from Tucson for Governor McCord's regi- ment passed through here this morn ing. Tomorrow morning thirty-two more will go through from Solomon vile.
 A. I. Peters will ship two cars of hay tcnight.
 Leon 4. Crowther today received a telegram from Dr. F. J. Hart. who is now in San Francisco, stating that he had been, appointed a Red Cross surgeon for services in the Philippine islands MT. Crowther will accompany the doctor in the capacity of nurse and expects to leave for San Francisco on Saturday night It is not likely that the doctor will be able to return to Tempe before leaving for the is lands.
 MESA.
 Mesa City, Ariz., July 7.-(Sps cial Correspondence of The Republican.)- ". J. LeBaron, Joseph Stewart. J. B. Morse, IT,, Mrs. Molly Rogers. Lee Brizzee, MT. and Mrs. W. B. Lewis and T. E. Pomeroy went to Phoenix today. J. D. Loper and wife returned today from their furniture purchasing trip in Phoenix
 H. E. Kemp came up from Phoenix today.
 Mrs. Westover will leave on Satnr- day next for St. Johns. Arizona
 Mrs. James Tarney left last night on a visit to Les Angeles.
 Miss Ida Falconer has returned from Nogales, where she has been visiting fo-- the last six months.
 Mrs. Dr. A J. Chandler will leave for the coast tonight
 Mir Wallace Ellsworth and family will leave tomorrow for their old home in Show Low, Ariz.
 Arthur Thomas, Annie Greer and Miss Nora Johnson will leave this af- teTnoon for an overland trip to Hol- brook, Ariz.
 Oliver Wellington is native Pima Indian, but he is making good use of his surroundings just the same and has developed into considerable of a business man. He runs a store over at Sacaton and was in Mesa today purchasing supplies for his trade.
 The new dynamo for the electric light company arrived last night and was taken to the power house this morning. Its power is 22,00O volts
 The Mormons next Sunday night will hold d meeting to decide whether or not they will celebrate the o4th of July in honor of the arrival of the Mormons in Utah.
 The rain may prove a great loss to those who have grain headed and piled up without any shelter. Ranchers whose grain is in this condition are rushing the threshing as fast as pos sible.