Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-21
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Lon Harmon spent yesterday in
Phoenix.
Mrs. Hodnett was a passenger on the
two D. m train 20 Phoenix yesterday
District Attorney Flanagan was an
official visitor at Tempe YESTERDAY
Briggs Goodrich and Harry ThomP-
son spent yesterday at Mesa
Carl Hayden went up Salt river yes
ferday for an unknown purpose
John Bennett of Mesa was i'll town
yesterday.
Byron Redden shipped two cars CT
wheat last night
irving Andrews was a visitor IN
town yesterday
Hon. J. 7. Priest was a business Wis
itor at Phoenix yesterday.
Ben Cummings has considerably
improved the shouse recently pur-
chased.
Buck Cousner was out on the street
yesterday fer the first time in six
months. Mr. Cousrer has been con-
fined tc his bed for over five months
and everyone is glad to see him able
TO be out.
People can now fully appreciate the
work done on the streets. The heavy
rains have produced no mud, but in
stead have improved the streets by
settling what little dust there was.
MESA.
Harry Thompson and Briggs Good
rich of Tempe spent yesterday in
Mesa en- business in connection with
the electric light line.
w. B. Telford returned TO his old
home in Kansas Mr.. Telford will
spend several weeks there on bust
ness.
Roy Hill rode over to Mesa yester-
dav on his wheel to look after his in
terests in the Mesa bicycle store.
DR.. Drane and Oris Holdern spent
yesterday in visiting friends at the
capitol city.
Mrs. Albert Bone and her sister.
Alice Prothero, spent yesterday in
Phoenix.
District Attorney Flanagan spent
yesterday IN Mesa on official business.
W. a. Burton, William BircheIl, H.
S. Peterson and C1Oyd Young, all of
Mesa, were passengers on last nights
excursion to the coast.
Messrs. Hunsaker, Tiffany, Horn
and Openshaw returned from Salt
Lake City en- Wednesday morning.
All report a pleasant journey and so
jOurn at Utah's metropolis.
NJ ]. Forester and family, Miss
Annie Cuber, Mrs. George Mintz and
daughter, John X. Jones, William
Peterson, LouiI Cuber, Miss Manil
Cuber and Mr.. Harry, made up the
party which went on an outing at the
Arizona dam Mrs. Forester was IN
fortunate enough tc slip and fail, in
juring herself so badly that she had
TO be brought back to Mesa. The
other members of the party returned
also.
The Zenos Coop store are closing
out their line of summer hats at
greatly reduced rates.
The exodus of SO many of Mesa's
people to the coast and mountains
leaves everything rather quiet
NJ. J. Forester will leave for Bisbee
in few days to be gone several
months.
Commencing with next Friday night,
July 22nd, the Mesa brass band win
begin a series of public concerts to be
given every two weeks. The concert
begins at $50 p. m. and the following
programme has been prepared:
March, Belle Of the Season." ]. w.
Dratton); waltz, Popular Songs,'' q
e. G1eed); quickstep, High Five"
Loves Old Sweet Song" selection;
waltz, medley OF popular songs, g.
W. Chaitcway); rag time march,
4 Captain of the Coontown Guards
Cd. Reed, Jr). The band intends to
make these concerts popular. Turn
out everybody and hear what the
band has accomplished in the past six
weeks. The programme for the next
concert will also be published.