Arizona republican., 1899-10-20
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Rev. McAfee and wife of Phoenix
were south side visitors Wednesday
evening.
A Special train load of stock went
ont yesterday.
Ned Creighton returned to Phoenix
last evening after spending a few
days on the south side in the interest
of the Arizona Graphic.
Il r. Dimes of Tucson is spending
few days in Tempe the guest of his
cousin, DR.. Dimes.
John Mclean. Temples popular tin
ner. has been quite busy the past
week putting up stoves
Mrs c. T. Hayden left last night
over the Maricopa and Southern Pa
cific railroads for a visit in Forest
City, Ark.
Judge Kingsley Who spoke in
Tempe the other evening in company
With several members of the Tempe
IA. Q. u. w. went over to Mesa last
night for the purpose Of organizing
lodge in that place
G. P. Borrowdale was business Wis
itor in Mesa yesterday afternoon
The meeting of the Salvation Army
last night was We'll attended and an
Interesting meeting held.
A firstclass foot hall game is
anticipated for tomorrow. Both
teams have record and the
game will undoubtedly be a hard
fought one. The game will be
on the foot ball grounds just this
side OF the normal
A car load Of honey was shipped
from Tempe Wednesday and was cor
signed to the Michigan market. The
south side has number of the lars-
est apiaries in the valley and bee cul-
ture is one of the foremost south side
Industries.
John Saylor expects to leave in a
few days for Benson where h" viii
probably locate.
The Crimson Rims We're out
practicing last evening and when
that series with the True Blues is
played Tempe VIII be prouder than
ever of its base ball team
After a continuous residence of
more than twentyone years in Tempe,
Mrs. F. A Edwards is about to de-
part from our midst and Will go to
Los Angeles. where she viii enter the
home for old ladies. Wednesday she !
sold her property to ". J. Kingsbury
and last night left for Los Angeles /
Since the death of her husband which |
occurred about twelve years ago. she |
Fifth street. OF recent years the in |
firmties incident to her age have be /
come manifest and it is by the advice |
OF her friends that she goes where |
she will have the care and comforts I
necessary to her declining years. |
Tempe News
MESA
w A Kimban Elijah and Mont
w c Norton and f. w. Wilbur were
Mesa visitors to Phoenix yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff William Moore was
in Mesa yesterday.
Constable Henry Gonzales of Tempe
passed through Mesa yesterday on his
way 10 the range.
s Moot left yesterday for q two
months visit in California.
Frank Rappleye and family returned
Yesterday from Utah where they have
been sOjournins for the past year.
They were accompanied by sister of
Hon. c. r. Hakes and by SIR. Lambert.
The latter Will look Mesa over with a
view of locating.
Prof. Cockren, a noted entomologist
is in Mesa. The professor has found
two mites which We're not generally
known to exist III orchards. j. L.
BETTER q year ago discovered a mite
in the almond orchard and believed
then that the pest would have to be
dealt with before many years. These
mites are making themselves manifest
this year. but their existence on the
mesa viii be short. as the right meth
DDS Will be applied to them in the flu
tIre.
The Coop store is paving twenty
cents a dozen for eggs. This price in
dicates room for more men in the
chicken business.
Mrs. W. DeWald yesterday Was i'm
proving under the constant watch of
her sister. Strong hopes are enter
tanned Of her recovery.
T. f. Pomeroy returned Yesterday
from Globe.
Mrs. 5. n. Harris of Phoenix was
the guest OF Mrs. W. A. KimbaH yes
terday-
James Spcnoza of Florence was in
Mesa yesterday. The Industrious Mex
team purchased u wagon and other
articles Of the Abel Wilbur Mullen
Hardware company.
The horsenlen of Mesa are a9itatin@
the formation Of n Mesa Pacing and
Trotting association. There are many
fine horses on the Mesa and there is
would be derived from such an organ
ization. It is proposed that big
racing tournament be inaugurated and
pulled off this winter is also pro-
posed that the associa ton put its
finest feathers and take part in the