Arizona republican., 1899-03-23
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
 Dr. w. H. Philleo and wife of New York city were passengers to Phoenix on the Maricopa train yesterday. The doctor will look over the valley with a future valley home in mind. John McGrew returned yesterday nearly eight months.
 A. J. Peters shipped five cars of hay last night and Henry c. Yeager ship ped four.
 The Welch family who have been staying with MT. Conser, left for Kan sas, Tuesday.
 MT. Hitchcock, a cattle buyer from San Barnadino, Cal. is in Tempe
 Wesley Hill who has been teaching at Livingston is in Tempe again. as his term is ended.
 The city council met Tuesday night and decided to have San Pablo street graveled. San Pablo street is the bus ness street of Mexican town and is very dusty. Contractor BabcOck will do the work. The street was flooded yesterday afternoon in order to get it in shape for the gravel.
 Curt w Miller, editor of the Tempe News, is down with the grip.
 Two cars of cattle were shipped to Yuma last night
 Mrs. James McNaughton will give a reception tomorrow night at the nor nal school to the students and their south side young, unmarried friends The reception will begin at 2: 30 o'clock railroad time.
 The Social club dance billed for Fri day night will be postponed on ac- count of the reception at the normal
 Marshal Smith was visitor to PhOe- nix last night
 Prof. o. H. Charlton will give a free musical recital at the Christian hall tonight
 Mrs. Fred White left Tuesday for her home at Florence.
 George N. Gage was a business visi- tor at Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 Fl. z. Buck will in a few days leave for Flagstaff on business connected with the northern Arizona normal school.
 A game of base ball between the Yucatecs of Phoenix and the Tempe club is being arranged for next Sun day afternoon. The game will be played at the Phoenix park
 The officers elected Dy the Public School Lyceum are: President. Edgar Hendrix; vice president, lone Green lear; secretary, Ida Penn; assistant secretary, Willie Franklin; treasurer, Marina Priest; teller, Annie Cartledge; assistant teller, Willie Eviston; mar shal, Sallie Miller; programme com mittee, Della Penn, Mona Kingsbery; flower committee. Earl Brown. Isaac Sacks, Frank Miller, Frank Hough, Frankie BelIamy.
 Conductor Harris of the Maricopa train says Maricopa is most interest ing point of view these clear mornings. Mirages can be seen to the east and northeast of the place. They are of the most fantastic shaps, and also forms so real as to fill one with won der.
 MESA.
 Chuck Rogers, Molly Rogers, H. B. Hall and Charles Riddle were passen- gers to Phoenix yesterday morning.
 George Cuff took the train to Tempe yesterday morning
 County Superintendent of Schools Fulton paid Mesa schools a visit yes terday.
 L. F. Higgins and A. Phillips of Lehi were in Mesa yesterday on busi- ness.
 Barnett & Wingar received yester- day a consignment of golf and negligee shirts, shirts with fancy silk bosoms, collars, suspenders and summer cor sets.
 Harry Z Buck of Tempe paid A. P. Snowman a visit yesterday afternoon. w. A. Watts of Phoenix was busi- ness visitor at Mesa yesterday.
 Lafayette Gibbons of Iowa is visit ing with his sister, Mrs. A. P Shew- man.
 Those registered at the Alhambra are, P. A. Fulton. A. Rowley. F. L. Criswell, Phoenix; R. s. Graham, Colorado; A. H. Fulton, Phoenix; J. w Whitlow, Florence.
 Those registered at the Kimball house are H. s. Creighton, Fletcher NJ. Doan, John Moon, w. c. Cach and wife, B. s. Sprall, T. E. Hudson, w. M. Moore, Phoenix; H. B. Hall, Los An geles; Edwin Page, Chicago.
 Judge G. W. Woy spent yesterday afternoon in Phoenix.
 c. F. Board and c. l.. Yearsley were visitors from Phoenix yesterday after noon. They made the round trip on their wheels.
 Charles E. Murphy and wife who have been visiting A. c. Mcqueen and family, will start for Detroit this after noon.