Arizona republican., 1899-05-06
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Col. and Mrs. T. L. Schultz, Leroy the capita. yesterday.
 Mrs. G. B. Cummings is visiting friends in Glendale.
 Dr. Devore moved into the Wildman cottage on Mill avenue on Thursday.
 J. Lewis and wife and Shelton Aus tin and wife were guests at the Will son-Wilcox wedding in Phoenix on Thursday night
 Miss Mellie Cummings returned from a several days visit to Phoenix yes terday.
 John Mullen of Phoenix came to town yesterday to visit his brother, J. B. Mullen, for a couple of days Mir Mullen. has extensive cattle inte.sts at Gila Bend. He reports the cattle in splendid condition.
 The juniCrs gave the members e. the class of '99 a grand reception at the normal hall last night. Elaborate decorations were made. The juniors made a success of entertaining their guests.
 The Foresters gave a grand ball at Armory hall last night. Those pres eEt spent pleasant evening.
 The bel-Wilbur- Mullen Hardware company sold a sulky rake yesterday A mysterious visitor made the Odd Fellows building call late Thursday night Charles Mcfarland, who was sleering in one of the rooms, was awakened by the noise the intruder made and hastily arose to see who this midnight visitor might be. Upor detection the caller retreated so rap idly that he dropped his weapon, piece of rubber hcr5e filled with sand upcn the staircase. No trace Of the person has yet been found, although Constable William Fellows has been on the lookout for the highwayman ever since.
 A. J. Peters, Mrs Curt w Miller and Ed Frankenberg went to Phoenix yesterday.
 Dwight B. Heard paid the sauth side a visit yesterday.
 William Melczer and E. S. Wakelin of Phoenix were locking aftar trade on tt.s side of the river yesterday.
 Beginning next Sunday Henry Frisch will give concerts at his place every Sunday afternoon from o'clock till evening.
  head of cattle to. Wolf Sachs.
 Judge Howell of Tonto is in the val ley again. Mir Howell brought down 15O head of cattle which he will pas ture on the Findley pace. The judge will remain in the valley for some time.
 Lon Harmon will leave in a few days for Pine, Gila coun,y, where he has cattle interest.
 There will be morning anG evening services in the Methodist church on Sunday.
 Will. Rohrig returned yesterday morning f1>em a business trip to south ern California He says that hay cut ting is now in progress there and that there is a fair crop. but he is of the opinion that before the summer is over there will be a good demand for Salt River valley hay.
 Church services will be held in the | new Congregational church tomorrow morning and evening for tae first | time. The morning services will be- | gin at Il o'clock. Everybody is in yited to be present and indicate their | appreciation of the new edifce.
 MESA.
 A. c. Mcqueen recently shipped the | finest ear of cattle uoi E. P Pruett of | Texas. that was ever shipped | from this valley. The carload con- sists of twenty-seven bulls
 Dr. Wylie of Phoenix came to town early esterday morning to perform an operation on MT. Johnscn's little boy. who has been suffering fer the past few days. Appendicitis supposedly was the cause, but upon careful exam ination yesterday the physician de- .ded that it was peritonitis.
 C. R. Goodin was in town yesterday on business.
 Mir. Hall of the Mammoth mine came t'ci town Thursday night and spent yesterday in purchasing supplies for his camp.
 C. T. Hayden of Tempe made Mesa q business visit yesterday.
 The Abel-Wilbur- Mullen Hardware company sold a moving machine to George Taylor yesterday MT Taylor s putting up Frankenberg' hay. He will have work on this 500 acres nearly l,l summer.
 o. A Wing. Lewis Ellsworth and Mrs. T. E. Jones and daughter Nellie. ere up frcm Lehi yezter,lar. :