Arizona republican., 1899-03-15
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Walter Kibbey of Phoenix came ill on last nights train to visit friends. He will return some time today
 A. J. Peters and wife drove to Phoe- nix yesterday afternoon.
 Thomas F. Grindell was visitor at the normal yesterday.
 Dr. Scroggs and Dr. Moore drove to Phoenix yesterday.
 There was a church social last night at the home of Mrs. Theodore L. Schultz.
 Abell. Wilbur and Mullen of Mesa have rented the entire ground floor of the new Odd Fellows building. They intend to put in a large stock of hard ware wagons and harvesters. Several carloads will be here in few days. They will open about the 18th of April, and intend to stop all hardware trade going to Phoenix from the south side.
 Francisco Villa yesterday swore out a complaint against Francisco Santa Cruz, charging him with using vile language in the presence of Mrs. Villa However. all the witnesses Villa cited in proof of his complaint knew noth- ing about the matter, consequently Justice Culver sentenced Villa to pay the costs amounting to $2045 and dis missed the case.
 A band of Phoenix Salvation Army people went through Tempe yesterday on their way to Globe, SolOmonville and other places in the southwestern part of the territory. The party con- sisted of Adjutant and Mrs. Wood, Captain Minnie Berry, Misses Carrie Wood and Katherine Wilson, Happy Bob'' (Robert Watson), Noisy Bill (William Hooper,, and Smiling Al bert (Albert Snyder). This IS SCH denial week in the army and the pur- bose of the trip is to raise as much money as possible for the army work The party has a first class cosmo- phone with them and, in addition to the eyangelistic meetings will give en- tertainments to which a small entrance fee will be charged, thus defraying the expenses of the trip and bringing some money home to use in the work in Phoenix.
 Byron Redden was business visitor at Phoenix yesterday morning.
 Frank Fogal has gone to California on a short visit.
 Ben George is able to be out again after a severe attack of the measles.
 A trainload of eight cars of cattle were shipped out from this place yes terday morning.
 Henry Gonzales is just in from the Four Peaks country. He is making preparations for the spring rodeo.
 Granvill Ridenour has purchased w. D. Consor's interest in the grocery business of Censor & Ridenour and is now sole proprietor.
 Joe Birchett came in Monday night 7 from Payson where he has been spend ing few months.
 Hon. T. E. Parish and George P. Thornton returned Monday evening +ikac, in Gila county.
 Lew Collins last evening found fine overcoat between Phoenix and Tempe Owner will call at the Mesa fruit stand in Phoenix, prove property, pay for notice and receive the coat. MT. Col lins has recovered the harness lost out of his stage few days ago. The stage man believes in advertising, but his faith in human nature has received a severe shock.
 A reception and social benefit was given to the Rev. R. A. Hopper last evening at the residence of MT. and Mrs Theo. L. Schultz. A large num- Der of people gathered and made the evening a pleasant one. Rev. Hopper will leave in a short time for Cali fornia where he expects to live for a few months.
 
 w. H. Code and M. D. Johnson were business visitors to Phoenix yesterday.
 Architect J. M. Creighton of Phoenix was a visitor at Mesa yesterday.
 J. Montgomery & Son have a large stock of fresh vegetables for sale. Let tuce, carrots, beets, turnips and crisp celery are among the kinds on display.
 Joe Rhoden. who arrived from Luf- kin, Tex. about two weeks ago, re ceived yesterday such of his house. hold goods as he shipped MT. Rhoden is still perfectly satisfied with Mesa and will probably make it his perma- nent home.
 William Orr and wife of the Detroit l News were passengers to Phoenix yes terday afternoon. MT. and Mrs Orr rode on the engine as far as Tempe. | and were complimented by the train men on their skill in controlling the iron horse.
 Barnett & Wingar have some neat and stylish spring suits, first class in quality and low in price.
 Those registered at the Alhabra are A. w Stowner. Bisbee; B. F. Hinson, | s. NJ Jackson H. C. Ward, c. K. Dowd, l E. N. Jenkins, Peter Dobson. Phoenix; 1 Charles A. Clark Flagstaff; Alex Me Donald, Rockford. Ill.,; G. A. Young, | Tolma, Mo-; l.. Merrill, Mesa.
 Those registered at the Kimball | House are, Gus Lee, William A. Anese, Phoenix; Matt Robertson, St Joseph | Mo-; L. o. Marshall, z. E. Oleson, | Tempe; E. Hadley, Sacaton. The Mesa Dramatic company will l