Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-01
SOUTH SIDE.

KernS. ClTas. Taylor, Robert Richards
and G. Holmes. A jol1ier party could
not be found anywhere The ride it.
self was not without incident as the
tire on one of the lady'S wheels went
down which necessitated her riding the
rest of the way upon the handle bars
of Mr.. Richards wheel. Those who
were present from south of town were
Mrs KOecIler, Mr.. Price Brown, and
brother from Pennsylvania and Mr..
Leonard Burg Games were INDUCED
in after which at very late hour the
party broke up and began their home
ward journey which ended in two of
the party having to walk part of the
way on account of a wounded wheel
and The other on account of fatigue. Al
together it WAS a very enjoyable affair
and Mrs. Carroll has the thanks of the
entire crowd for Il most pleasant even
ing.
From Tuesdays Daily
Miss Belle CoSnor has returned from
Phoenix where she has been spending
Il week attending the camp meeting.
Leroy T. Hill and Ed. Goodwin went
to Phoenix Yesterday.
Mis- Morton came in from Phoenix
yesterday aud will make her home in
! Tempe the coming winter she having
been engaged to teach the language
course at the Normal
Miss Bertha Richards is visiting in
Phoenix
Prof Frizzell and wife are rejoicing
over the advent of baby girl. As il
| is so near election time it is too bad
| that it is not a voter.
Mr. Eugene Trippell passed though
| Tempe on his way to his almond or
| chards near Mesa. He has very
| large crop all of which has been con
| signed to New York parties.
| Yesterday morning Ralph Price wa:
| bitten twice, on the foot by a rattle
| snake. His parents were very mucl
| alarmed for while but DIR. Jones was
| summoned and soon had him past al
| danger. He is now doing nicely ana
| is none the worse for his experience.
| Stephen Hughes and enough people
| from Phoenix to make a party of ten
will leave shortly for a trip through
| Old Mexico, with the City of Mexico
as their destination. They will &c
| through New Mexico, via the Santa Fe
| In another column will be found III
| interesting letter from Geo Stelzreide
written from NIOntauk Point.
J. !. HOdnett returned this morning
| from a visit in Rhode Island.
Two cars of hay will be shipped to
night.
T. L. Schultz and wife who have
| been visiting in Flagstaff, returned
home today.
| Grant Jones and wife. Mrs. Franken
berg and daughter Josie, and son o. s.
| returned this morning from a triI
| through the MOgOllOns.
| J. Webster Johnson and wife re
| turned this morning from the session
of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars
recently held in Bisbee. Mr. johnson
went over the line into Mexico just
| TO see how it feels to be out from un
| der the Stars and Stripes for once in
his life.
NJ. L. Spear went to the insane
asylum today where he had been plac
ed in charge of the dairy department
of the institution
Mrs. Spafford is packing up her house
hold effects preparatory to returning
| to her old home in the east.
BOrrOwdale has received his winter
| suiting samples from Wanamaker and
Brown and offers special inducements
on wedding suits.
Mr. Christensen, who has been i'll
for some time. died this morning about
| II o'clock He came here from north
eastern Kansas and was member of
both the Odd Fellows and A-O.U.W.
societies. At this hour the arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
made