Arizona republican., 1899-03-12
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


 Lou w. Collins lost some harness tied up in a sack Friday somewhere between Mesa and Tempe MT Col lins offers a reward of $20 to the finder if he will return it, as he will be con siderably inconvepjeuced unless it Is found
 Mrs M C. Hill Mrs Curt Miller and Jerry Sullivan were passengers to Phoenix on yesterday afternoons train.
 Watson Pickrell drove to Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 Dr. G. A. Scroggs drove to Mesa with a friend yesterday afternoon.
 The normal boys are making a tennis court on the west side of Mill avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets
 Mrs. Nancy Browning, mother of Mrs. G. B. Cummings, came in Fri day morning from Cordes, Miss She will make her home here in the future.
 John Whiteley of Springfield, O.. was on the south side yesterday looking over the country. MT. WhiteIey's main object was to learn about irrigating. He is the guest of G. Frankenburg to- day.
 MT Frider of San Francisco was ln town yesterday on business.
 The NJ. & P. pile-driver passed through on it's way back to Phoenix from SacatOn yesterday.
 Steve Bailey of Florence is visiting friends in Tempe.
 Oscar Penn returned Friday night from a trip to the Silver King.
 A. J. Peters shipped six cars of hay and one car of grain lastlnight.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Laird drove over to Phoenix yesterday morning.
 :. F. Johnson of Mesa was a visitor at Tempe yesterday morning.
 Miss Ida Woolf came over from Phoenix on yesterday mornings train.
 Colonel George Atkinson, an old resident of Tempe, is an assistant ill the Old Dominion store at Globe.
 Major w. E. Mullen left Friday on trip to California. His health has hoped that the change will do him good.
 The poverty ball given at the armory hall Friday night by the Rebekah lodge of this place. turned out to be the success that was predicted. The crowd was as large as the big halt could comfortably accommodate; the costumes were varied, and many Of the characters were extremely well taken. The prizes for the best cos tunes were awarded to Miss Ella HauXhurst who impersOnated a street waif dressed in her best clothes. and to Clyde Stewart who took the part of a prospectOr. The prizes consisted of beautiful fan and handsome match safe.
 The funeral services of ". S. White who died Friday night, will be held at 3 D. m. today at the family residence, Rev. Daniel Close officiating. Mir. White was over Fl years old and leaves a family consisting of a wife and five children. Mrs. White and family will take the regular evening train today for California. and will bury the re mains at Ontario. that state. l. N Bell, a nephew of w. s. White, drove over yesterday from Phoenix with his family to stay with Mrs. White until she leaves tonight.
 MESA.
 A. P. Snowman. H. McComas and Miss NorrIs, teacher in the Mesa pub lie schools, were passengers to PhOe nix yesterday morning.
 J. D. Crose drove to Phoenix yester- day on business.
 Miss Ina PomGroy, who has been teaching school in Taylor, Navajo county, returned to Mesa yesterday to stay with her mother as her school term is out
 Mrs. o. Merrill and Mrs J NJ Tar ney spent the day in Tempe yesterday.
 Lou Collins brought four miners up from Phoenix yesterday on their way from Jerome to Globe.
 Charles Mullen and George Wilbur drove to Tempe yesterday afternoon.
 B. F. Porter. superintendent of the M. & F., paid Mesa flying visit yes terday
 w. A kimbal and Talma Pomerov were visitors to Phoenix on yesterday afternoons train.
 Grant Olive Greeley SayIor and Harry Ekerman of Tempe drove up yesterday and put in the best part of the day with Mesa friends.
 James R. Cartwright of Noble, Okla, arrived on yesterday mornings train. MT. and Mrs. Cartwright expect to