Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1898-06-12
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN SUNDAY: MORNING.

collided with their wheels. Mr.. Dodge's
front forks were bent and Mr.. Mauk S
front rim was torn to pieces. Neltner
were hurt very bad, though thrown on
the ground rather fcrcefully- Inc
wheels were turned over 10 roy
Frankenberg.
There were about seventy people
who went to Phoenix on the speclal To-
night from this side.
AT THE NORMAL.
Examinations for the members of
the graduating class were closed TINS
week. The rest of the classes Will be
given their examinations during the
next week.
Robert w. Wingfield, one of the
brightest young men of the normal
school, left last night over the 5. F.
P. & p for his home at Camp Verde.
Last evening DR.. McNaughton enter
tanned the class of '98- at his residence
north of the normal. 1t was an even
ing Of much enjoyment for the grad
uating class and one that will long be
remembered.
Misses Julia R. Nicholas and Bertha
M. White, two graduates OF the nor
NAL, were visitors at that institution
yesterday.
The Baccalaureate address TO be
given by Rev. S. L. Guthrie tomorrow
night at the normal auditorium will
undoubtedly be one of the rarest treats
ever given an Arizona audience.
The condition of Mrs. Hood in her
present illness is not one that could
assure us of her immediate recovery
to witness the commencement exer-
cises but it is hoped by her many
friends that her sickness will not be
of long duration.
During commencement week at the
normal Mr. Sturges and some OF the
other 1iverymen of Phoenix. will fur
nish transportation for parties of four
or more from their residences in Phoe-
nix to the normal campus and return
for rs cents for the round trip for any
of the evening exercises of commence
ment week The M. & P. & S. r. V.
railroad viii also run a special train
Thursday evening from Phoenix to
Tempe and return for SO cents for the
round trip.
The last of series of festivities in
honor of the graduating class of the
normal school occurs at DIR. McNaugh-
toms home on Friday evening. The
class of '97 were also guests. Pro-
gressive games music and repartea oc-
cupied the evening, dainty refreik-
ments were served and an engraved
portrait of DR.. McNaughton was pre-
sented to each guest. The prize was
borne away by Miss Clara Miller. The
pretty gowns of the young women
were attractive features of the func-
ton Mrs McNaughton was charm
ingly assisted in making the occasion
a most enjoyable one by Miss Gage and
her daughter
SCOTTSDALE.
Scottsdale, Ariz, June 10.-(Special
Correspondence of The Republican =
Yesterday this community was visited
by the first sandstone of the year
gathering great clouds from the broad
desert lands surrounding, and after
being carried upward until meeting
the divide, were rushed and rolled be-
fore the gale until carried over the
mountains and out of sight. After
this unwelcome interruption a refresh
ing rain, the first since January, fell
cooling the dry and heated atmos-
phere and bringing the day to de-
lightful close.
A small party of our friends, iuclud-
ing Miss Dolly Roberts of PhiladeI-
phit, recent arrival at the Ranch
del Prado, report most enjoyable
horseback ride during the morning
hours, calling at the large and inviting
ranch of Mr.. Titus, where they were
briefly. but pleasantly, entertained by
a sister, Mrs. DR.. Hyde of Phoenix.
In the evening the Christian En-
deavor gave it's regular monthly en-
tertainment at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Davis. Their efforts were
rewarded by a large and select at
tendance, including an old friend, Mr..
George Bryant, now of Phoenix. A
choice programme frt m to IL o'clock
was highly appreciated by all.
Some of the broad, waving alfalfa
fields of our neighbors, which become
restful to the eye so accustomed to the
desert waste, is nearly ready for cut
ting. Some of the finest noted is
Mr.. Hayden's and Mr.. Telford's.
Some young ladies from Tempe will
be the guests on Saturday of Miss
Hattie Green. A trip to the top of the
Camel Back has been planned by the
young lady and some immediate
friends.
Mrs. Penick. accompanied by her
friend, Miss Emma Roberts, drove out
from Phoenix this morning and after
visiting the Hole-in-the-Rock and sew
eral unknown places of interest, spent
the balance of the day at the Ranch del
Prado. The ladies came we'll pre-
pared for much longer journey and
were evidently skeptical of the abll-
ity of the citizens of Scottsdale to
fully appease their appetites. How
ever, the writer is informed that their
return left pleasant memories and a
fond hope of seeing the ladies again
ere long.