Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27

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he Guide. 1t Is devoted exclusive
TO advertising and 1t is intended t,
place copies in the hands of all incom
ing passengers free of charge.
From Fridays Daily.
The Officers and non-commissionei
officers of the cadet troop at the Nor
NAL are having quite time. Some
are opposed TO their wearing the In
sienia of their office. while all of the
officers are heartily in favor of 1t. Tht
matter Is to be decided tomorrow.
Miss Morton has organized n sketch
ing club composed of all those who
take m interest In such matters
Nearly every afternoon n part of the
club may be seen sketching places OF
interest.
Mr.. 7. H W. Jensen, who has been
spending the summer in California
has again returned to Tempe, where
he will spend the winter.
Mr. Samuel Brown has returned from
Tucson and vicinity where he has been
spending n few days.
Mrs. Wheeler has sold her property
near the Normal grounds to Mr. Ed.
Curry. She will buy n lot near the NJ.
e church and it is rumored will there
OH dwell in peace forever with one of
our jolly Tempe men as lord and mas
ter.
Walter Gregory a very popular
Rough Rider. seems TO think the war
not vet over if the way he besieges a
certain, stronghold in Tempe is any
indication of his thoughts.
The United NIoderns had their reg-
ular Semi-montllly meeting last night
They are )making extensive prepara-
lions for their grand ball to be held
on THANKSGIVING evening.
October u. 1898.
Mr.. Lew SenSton the popular Los An
Celes insu1 ance man, was in town to-
day
Mr. WiIliakaS. of Bisbee. is in Tempe
buyi7a1 = IS
- has returned from
l<<<& lad of fine horses.
- expected home in
IN extended visit to
Vernon Peck has
kanch during his alb
of Phoenix, was in
iris went to Mesa to-
Gregg and children came
- fling on the Southern Pa
NJ ssrs Laird and Ridley spent the
day5in Phoenix.
There will be preaching services at
the NJ. e. church South Sunday morn
ing and evening.
Tempe should congratulate herself
that she will soon have Waterworlls.
A few such fires as Jerome and Mesa
have experienced, occurring in the near
vicinity, shows that the step is not
taken too soon.
Tonight n Lafayette program will
be presented ait the Normal
Mr.. T. F. Grindell. Walter Gregory
mSH1d James Goodwin, Rough Riders.
yere visitors at the Normal today Mr..
4ndell is a former teacher of the
primal and was heartily welcomed by
Allis old pupils. He hade few re-
Frks to th6 seisaol IL which he spoke /
~oI|he chaG&e that so quickly takes |
place in all institutions of learning |
saying that already at least half of /
the students now, only six months af-
ter he went away, were strangers. Mr. .
Gregory was introduced to the school
but declined to make Il speech John I
StelZreide one of the Normal boys and .
another Rough Rider, was seated with
them on the rostrum and after the
others were introduced Dr. McNaugh
ton proudly introduced him to the
school as "Our John" 1t reminded one
of love feast, such was the rejoicing.
From Mondays Daily:
The Hesperian society at the Normal
rendered Lafayette program Friday
evening. 1t consisted of readings and
essays on the life and services to
America of this distinguished French
Man, and matters incident TO his visits
ITO this country, and music appropriate
to the occasion. Prof. Westcott closed
the exercises with short polished adj
dress on hero worship as trait of the
Anglo-SaXon.
The Websterian society at the Nor
NAL presented the best prepared de
bate they have ever engaged in on
Friday evening. The question dis
cussed was: Resolved, That Corporal (
Punishment is Unnecessary in the {
Present State of Civilization in This
Country"
On Thursday the 10Th inst. the Nor
NAL students made contributions to the
Lafayette fund as suggested by Cover
nor Murphy and superintendent Shew-
man in their respective circulars of re-
cent date.
Mr. Anderson, of Kellner's store, is
din town today on his regular mission. ;
The south side was we'll represented =
in Phoenix Saturday night, about 600 !
taking advantage of the low rate. The 7
crowd was larger than the accommoda- +
lions, and when the train arrived here 4
a boxcar was added to the regular Y
train. When the votes are counted No +
vember Sth it viii be found that they 7.
were all republicans. 3
On the night of the Sth there will be II
a bulletin board at some central place d
and the returns will be given here as
soon as they are known. G
There are quite a number of CATTLE e
in the corral here, waiting to be ship I
ped. just where their ticket calls for ,
we are unable to say.
From Wednesdays Daily: v
Mr.. j. l.. BeaIs, of Phoenix, spent O
Monday in Tempe. Y