Arizona republican., 1899-04-25
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
 The Abell. Wilbur, Mullen Hard ware company will begin to open up their new goods tomorrow. They are looking daily for a car of new bug gies for Tempe.
 Miss Nora Brewer left for her Mesa home yesterday morning.
 Miss Stelle Chapman who has been teaching the Double Butte school left last night for her home in Bisbee.
 A. G. Austin drove to Phoenix to attend court.
 Dollie Mckee who has been teaching Ut Wickenburg, is in Tempe.
 A. B. Tanlinson and c. R. Lyndall went to Scottsdale on fire insurance business yesterday.
 Bolton & Company have rented the w A. Bolton ranch cast of Tempe to Valentine Grant
 A. J. Peters sent a car of wheat to Phoenix yesterday.
 A car Of hay was shipped to Fl Pas0, and one to Bisbee Twenty cars Of Paso.
 Lon Harmon of the Verde is in Tempe on business.
 Mrs. Gillian has postponed her read ing entertainment until Friday.
 C.. S. Mustard Of the Capitol Mills of Phoenix was a visitor to Tempe yes rerday.
 Mary Register was taken to the Sisters hospital yesterday.
 J. E. Redden received two moving machines and one hay rake from CsI- dfornia yesterday.
 McGrew and Penn had 150 head Of range cattle brought to Mesa yaster- day. The cattle are now on MT Lewis field.
 The election of the teachers for tho ensuing year takes placa here today.
 MT Schultz, Ed Goodwin and MT. Priest went to Phoenix by train yes- terday.
 Michaes Church, who has been in Tempe for the past eighteen, months, died yesterday 1com hemorrhage of the lungs.
 The Good Templars gave their ex- pected programme Saturday night. It consisted of series of wax figures representing the Chinase Gianers. the Two Headed Giil, the Si3m9se TW1ns and other characters equally well known. The characteristics of elch were explained by the leader while they were wound up and made to perform.
 The many friends of Charles and Flora Mullen extend their heartfelt
 
 Saturday night lost their little baby boy, aged about Cne year. Charley was in the mountains at the time, but was summoned so that he reached home latsl last night. The remains will be inferred in the cemetery west Of Tempe,
 The funeral services of William bah hu ilipd Saturday, were held yesterday.
 Miss Fay Newell and Miss Addie | Serrine who have been teaching in the | Asountains, returned to their homes | Saturday.
 Saturdays tennis game lsatween Mesa and Tempe was easily won by i Mesa Mesa's club was represented l by Dr. Hawley, single, and Dr. Hawley | and Horace Holdron, dout-1is. Tempe's | players were J. w. Siselzried and Crantz Catstlidge Dr. Hawley won | the first set with a scccie of 6 to o. | Stelzried won second set score 6 to 4 Tn the doubles Ms!a won frs. and l second sets, each score being z to ,. Mesa was alive with drumm9rs yes 'berday. Wakelin. Simmons and Spell man from Phoenix, and E. W. Heaton from San Francisco.
 Aaron Goldberg and family were in Mesa Cnl a visit yesterday.
 Charles Peterson of the Farmers Exchange, MT. LeBarron. Dr. Chand- Ter John Pomeroy. James Steels, John Standage and A. B. Hunsacl1ar were passengers to Phoenix yesterday.
 Yesterday MT. and Mrs. w B. Orr, who have teen spending the winter in Mesa, left for Detrctt, Mich. Also G. D. Fields, wifd and little daughter left for their home in Orion, H. Mi' Fields brought his family out for his wife's health.
 o. A. Wing and son of Ilehi Were in town on business yesterday
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: L. E. West.off, E. w. Haaton, Guy Collins, William Hartgan.
 Charles Wing is remodeling the Dane Brothers drug store, painting, washing and placing new fixtures in the shop which he will occupy the first of the month.
 Those registered at the Kimball ihouse are: D. E. Strahl, Sfmms Ely, ". W. Moore, Charles H. Pratt, Mr. Code and wife, MT. Orr and wife and George Pinney wife and child.