Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE ITEMS.

Eggs are now very scarce in Tempe.
They bring cents per dozen
Six cars of hay were shipped last
night
Mr.. and Mrs Mcmahon and Miss
Ethel Meade have arrived from Chap
parral and dented the Bellamy house.
Miss Meade entered the Normal yes
terday morning
Mr.. Elijah Plummerfelt while driv-
ing from this place TO his home south
of town fell out of his buggy and broke
his leg and was otherwise injured
about the body and head, not danger
ously however.
This year bids fair to be the best
ever had at the Normal. There are
more students than ever before and
several new branches have been added
to the curriculum. Mr.. WeScott teach
es class in advanced literature which
is most interesting and Instructive.
zsfelaSS in Latin is soon e be started by
Rev. Drew and sometime during the
year a class in Spanish will be organ
led All three of these studies will be
optional but no doubt all who may
will avail themselves of the opportun-
ity 10 gain knowledge of language.
This is only the beginning of an acad-
emfc course which in the near future
- wiH be taught in conjunction with the
regular Normal course.
The 'mattr of uniforms for the ca
diets Is being discussed at the Normal.
Oseer Mullen and Jack Campbell of
= the rough riders are expected home
next week
DIR. Moeur left yesterday for Pinal
accompanied by Stacy Penn to attend
Mrs Clara Perkins who is reported
critically ill.
James Carroll has returned from a
visit to Pfttsburg, Pa.
]. f. Hendrix and J. E. Price have re
turned from the republican convention
full of enthusiasm and like all the rest
of1the good republicans and some DEM
s9ocrats in this republican precinct are
dead sure. of Col. Brodie's election
FROM Saturdays Daily.
The restaurant at the Tempe hotel
has,again changed hands. 1t is now in
the. hands of an experienced man and
will no doubt give satisfaction to Its
7-lnany patrons.
The Misses FELTON, of Mesa spent
the day Thursday with Mrs. Robert
Mullen.
Mr.. ]. S. Dewey left Thursday morn
ing for his home at Globe
NIL. Harrell prominent cattle man
of Globe, having disposed of his cattle
to Goldman & Co., has returned to his
home.
John Priest now rides a st. Joe
special which he purchased from j. j,
Hodnett.
Capt. VIM. Mullen has accepted
position in the Arizona Mercantile Co.'S
store. He will live in three rooms Of
the Mr. Richards house.
~ Mrs. Boon Lewis and daughter Mrs.
Chas. Taylor who have been spending
the summer at Santa Monica are eX-
pecteds home Sunday moTSning.
The ball last night was largely at
tended people coming from all parts
OF the county. After they were ali
through dancing refreshments were
served at C. P. -Barrowdale's-
Miss Ethel Wilbur went home Fri
day morning with her parents who
came through Tempe on their way
home from visit at their old home In
Iowa.
Work has commenced on the Nephi
school house which will be constructed
under the supervision of architect
Gregg The building will cost in the
neighbOrhood of $500.
From Tuesdays Daily
Sept &c
Mr.. Hubbard Moore is expected home
from Pennsylvania this morning.
Mr.. P. B. McCabe leaves Bondght for
bushes trip to Ell PaSo.
fr. Vineyard and family of Tonic |
Basin are in town Mr.. Vineyard is |
looking for suitable ranch which he |
wishes to purchase We hope that he |
will settle in the vicinity of Tempe as |
he Is q sterling man and would be |
valuable citizen i'm any community.
Mr. Woolf Saehes and Ben Goldman |
have returned from Southern Califor-
1ia.
Mr.. Harry Wfhtford has returned
= from his home in California and leaves
tomorrow for his cattle ranch at Pinal.
Mrs. C1las.< H. 'Waterhouse died this
morning at four O'Clock and was bur
led at Butte semetoery this afternoon
at four o'clock-eShe, was noble, low
ing, ~trustful woman and leaves a i1us-
hand and two children to mourn her
loss. lkftSfs$T
MrsThornas Hagan leaves tonight
for California
Mr.. Ed Carroll who has been visiting
his home folks and many friends in
Tempe has returned too Congress
where he is engineer at the cyanide
works
Mr.. H J. Collins who has been dan
gerously i'll for several days is now
\ come better owing to DR.. Moeurs splen
Gid care.
James Bark republican candidate for
beEdf was in town today.
Capt T. E. Porneroy was a visitor In
Tempe today.
Mr.. Kingsbury is coon TO have his
residence painted.
\
Mr.. J. F. Hendrix who has been laid
up with rheumatism ever since the re-
publican convention aft Prescott, has
again taken his position at the breech
Of Mr.. Warehouses; engine. This re-
lieves Chief Justice Meyer who was
compelled much against his own will
70 fin Mr.. Hendrix position during his
temporary disability.
omsWednesday's Daily.
Heineman and Gill are putting their .
store in order for the fall and winter
trade.
Mr. Geo Thornton this morning re- !
turned from a two weeks visit ait his J