Arizona republican., 1899-01-29
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
 W. A. McGrew leaves today for Pinal
 P.J. Meyers has bought new rubber tired buggy with long distance aXles. What is the use,'' said MT. Meyers, looking up Mill avenue, ''of building fine roads if you do not use them?
 There are 23,380 miners inches ot water in the river.
 MT Barnard Of the Wayside inn on tha Phoenix road paid Tempe visit yesterday.
 The following Tempe passengers went to Phoenix on yesterdays train: Mrs. w J. Kingsbury, Miss Clara Mil Ter. Miss Mann and B. Matley.
 N Zubrod, the old German shoe maker. who made his home at this place for number of years, died last week at the soldiers home at Santa Monica
 Joseph Thalheimer was over from interests at this place.
 The militia election took place at the armory last night.
 Simon Novinger Of Phoenix was a passenger to Mesa on yesterday morn ings train.
 MT. Dunlap of East Liverpool, Ohio, spent yesterday with Dr. c A. Scroggs. Last night Maxwell shipped cut four ears of cattle. and A. J. Peters shipped three cars of hay.
 Mrs .Watrous yesterday morning re- turned from visit to Phoenix.
 Frank Watts, who has been quite sick. was much better yesterday.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. w. Wilbur were down from Mesa yesterday afternoon Talma Pomeroy of Mesa was caller at Tempe yesterday.
 Frank Perkins last night shipped twelve sacks of concentrates which he took from the Silver King mine.
 R. c. Anure leaves next Tuesday for California on business and New Mex ico to do some lodge work for the United Workmen.
 Watson Piokreu and P. P. Daggs have returned from the Vekol mine
 E. Ruse took his mother to Phoenix yesterday to have her eyes treated.
 The Odd Fellows building is two stories high
 The condition of Rev. s. L. Gutn- rie seemed to be unchanged at a late hour yesterday afternoon.
 MT. Stewart, the lecturer from Chi cago, will begin another ser.es of meetings tonight at the Baptist church MT. Stewart has lectured in Tempe this winter and proved very interesting to the full houses which he drew out
 MESA.
 Superintendent of Public Instruction A. P. Snowman went to Phoenix yes terday.
 Joel Shrine is down with the grip and is unable to run the engine at the Mesa flour mill
 Mrs. DeWald is recovering from a se- we're attack of stomach trouble.
 Abe1l & Wilbur's store will close Tuesday and Wednesday. The firm will take stock.
 A. B. Lightner is out again after be- ing laid up a few days with an injury caused by wrenching his back. The four mill was closed down meanwhile. | Mrs. William Passey is very sick. There will be special meeting of the Woodmen Monday night
 Butcher Hurley of Phoenix and Charles P. Mullen were up yesterday after the 300 sheep Mr. Hurley bought from Nelson & Grover
 Two of the cyanide tanks at Gold field are charged with chemicals and ready for operation. MT. Clay, a Jerome butcher, was in Mesa yesterday to look after car or hogs which W. C. Norton had gathered for him. The hogs were shipped yes terday afternoon Twenty cars of hay were shipped out Of Mesa last week and more would have been shipped if the cars could have been obtained.
 Professor J. D. Loper is getting the best of a severe struggle with the grip l Grover & Nelson begin the first of the month to shear 13,000 head of sheep. J. H. Root of Tempe was in Mesa yesterday. Baxter McCreary of Phoenix paid Mesa visit yesterday.
 Barnett 6 Wingar have received part of their orders for shoes, shirts and hats. The rest of these fine goods are | supposed to be on the road Si Allison is low with the grip.
 The high council of the Mormon | church met yesterday to transact bus ] mess and pass on other things that | were before it.
 Those registered at the Kimball are | T. J. Barkley, George Saylor, Mrs. s. | D. Lount, Phoenix; H. Brooks, Pres l cctt; Mrs. Harnens. Phoenix; George | Miller San Francisco; F. F. Nelson. G. | F. L2mpey, Phoenix; George H. Fran | cis, Congress; George B. Wallick, Kan sas City; G.. A. Burton, Florence; | Mrs. Holm, Chicago; Dr. G. w. DeVore | and wife, Tempe: Ed Maher, Kansas City.
 Senator Hawley was a ciassmate at | Hamilton college of Charles Dudley | Warner, with whom he was afterward | associated on the Hartford COurant to !