Arizona republican., 1899-11-21
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

DR.. G.. a. Scroggs was a professional
visitor in Phoenix yesterday.
Mrs. l. G.. Hanna and Mrs. Z. Flum-
rnerfelt spent yesterday at the capital.
Rev. Mr.. Case of California was. a
pleasant visitor at the normal yester-
day. and in the morning gave the stu
dents a pleasant and instructive ad-
dress.
J. w. and Attorney Charles Woolf
were business callers in Phoenix yes
terday.
Ben Cummings has of late increased
his confectionery business greatly He
is giving short order meals and
lunches at any hour.
Mrs. r. G.. Andre and Mrs. W. G.. De-
wore drove over to Phoenix yesterday.
DR.. Moeur was a pleasant caller at
the normal yesterday. where he
watched Professor Irish and the chem
istry class perform startling and Won
derful experiments with the elements.
You will certainly make a mistake if
you don't order that big dressed
Thanksgiving turkey from BircheIl.
Henry Frischs place is the popular
travelling and cattlemen's resort. His
oysters, served in any style, are the
best in town.
The Good Templars last Saturday
evening enjoyed themselves in the odd
Fellows hall, where they had a basket
social. They. cleared $26, which they
will use toward replacing their lodge
paraphernalia.
r. G.. Andre yesterday was paid his
$1,000 insurance by the London and
Lancashire company. through its
agent. w. A. Bolton.
Work on the steam connections
throughout the hotel building is nearly
completed. The large boiler has been
placed in the cellar. and the steam
heating system of the building will be
most complete. The screen doors and
windows are being hung and the many
delicate finishings are being put in.
The grand stairway. a thing of beauty
in itself, is being finished. 1t will
only be short time before the hotel
will be ready for occupation.
The goal kick that Haigler success
fully made at Saturdays game was the
prettiest ever made on a foot ball
gridiron. The ball in the touchdown
crossed the line and was downed at
the corner of the field, so the ball had
to be kicked from beside the side line,
and kicked forty yards between a
space of no more than three feet i'm
width, a difficult feat, yet Haigler's
unerring kick did it. When the In
dams tried their goal, kick and failed
the ball was directly an front of the
goal posts, the easiest position posi-
BILE. The normal foot bail team is the
most skilled and strongest team in the
territory for their weight.
The children of the public school
have received their reports for the sec
ond month of he school year The
following is a statement giving the
names of the pupils ranking first and
second in the four highest grades:
Eighth grade-Sallie Miller ranked
first: Ida Penn and Sadie ranked
second. Seventh grade-Ione Green
leaf ranked first: Stella Fellows and
Norma Kingsbury ranked second.
Sixth grade-Alma Harris ranked
first; Annie White and Hazel Hendrix
ranked second. Fifth grade-Bessie
McFadden ranked first; Ovilla Rush,
Inez Robbins and Maggie McFadden
ranked second.
MESA
Phineas Daily paid Tempe a visit yes
terday
Miss Ellie Hakes. the daughter of
President Collins r. Hakes. is quite
low again and it is feared that she will
not recover.
E. \. Murphy a Tempe groceryman,
paid Mesa a visit yesterday on bust
ness.
w q. Davis of Lehi was in Mesa
yesterday. He has purchased fifty
seven head of cattle from George r.
Smith of Payson, Arizona.
Matthew Patch. wife and two sons,
came up to Mesa from Phoenix last
week. They are lately from Manches-
ter. Tenn. Mr.. Patch is hunting a eli
mate favorable TO the recovery of his
son, who is afflicted with lung trouble
and thinks the Salt River valley is
just the place.
Jack Smith. our genial townsman, is
reported quite unwell.
The Farmers Exchange is making
fine display of crockeryware on the