Arizona republican., 1899-12-14

TEMPE.

John McGrew left yesterday for the
Pinals on a cattle trip.
The Mercantile store must be doing
heavy holiday work, for the whole front
end is being opened up and will be
kept open night and day.
William Strong is baling hay on the
Paterson ranch south of Tempe.
John Mullen came in yesterday from
ella Bend on some cattle business and
will stay a few days with relatives at
this place.
G. B. Richmond of Phoenix spent
yesterday in Tempe.
Ed Gilliland leaves today for rodeo
in the Sierra Anchas.
G. B. Cummings has just received a
consignment of a large variety of
Christmas nuts. He has made ar
rangements to furnish Christmas trees
for churches, parties and families.
Mrs. A B. Tomlinson is getting along
nicely after a painful, but successful
operation which was performed by DR..
]. T. Stewart of Los Angeles last week,
and Mr.. Tomlinson wishes to express
through The Republican his sincere
thanks to DIR. Stewart and the Tempe
and Phoenix physicians for the many
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dangerous period of the operation.
Following are the names of the pupils
of the public school who have been
neither absent nor tardy during the last
month: First grade Johnnie Wheeler.
Ben Harris, Ethel Richards, Ernest
Whitaker, Mark Moore, Carol Thorn
as, Francisco Urbano. Fernando Ur-
bano, Nestora Garcia, Dimetrio AL
1,araz Paatr-ioa Alvarez Second erra da
VERNE Saylor. Alice Smith. Lee An
drews. Lois Mullen, George Greenleaf.
Walter Penn, Fred Parry. John Gregg,
Robert Moore, Maggie Cosner, Willie
Whitaker. Third grade Rose Miller,
Pearl Corbell, Media Dickinson, Reah
Conser, Mildred Murphy, Jessie Laird,
Ernest Thomas. Fourth grade-Nellie
Harris, Jacob Larkin, Frank Parry,
Edith Sorber. Fifth grade Orvillah
Rush, Bessie McFadden, Maggie Nc
Fadden, Lizzie Parry, Eva Ruse, Clairie
Smith, Corinne Van Noate, Charley
White, Eugene Thomas. Sixth grade
Cecil Conser, Alma Harris, Leslie
Whitaker, Annie White. Burt Dicken-
son. Seventh grade-Okla Anderson,
Harry Van Noate, Marion Thomas,
Francis Thomas. Eighth grade Della
Smith.
The indications are strong that q
large representation of Tempe people
will go to the play, THE Three 2Iusket-
GERS" tomorrow night at Phoenix. A
special train will be run for the ac-
commodation of those attending the
play.
MESA.
The Griffith Hypnotist compa dy
scored a brilliant success last night in
Social hall. Hypnotism was explaincd
and displayed up to date, much to the
satisfaction and pleasure of the audi
ence which was in attendance. They
show again Wednesday night.
]. i. Powell paid Mesa a visit yes
terday.
H. ]. Harper and another gang of
men started for the Ray road camp
Tuesday. This swells the force work
ing on the Ray road to twenty men.
They will reach the top of the divide
this week and will push the road rap
idly from that point, as the work will
be comparatively light.
George Schornick has a choice lot of
Gull oranges adapted to family use,
which he is now selling for $3.50 per
box. Give him a call.
Frank FELTON, was quite seriously i'll
last night.
Mr.. Leebrick. who has been i'll for
some time with cystititus, is reported
somewhat better.
1t is said that both the Methodist and
Baptist churches will have Xmas trees
arranged and decorated for their men,
bers Xmas eve. Last year their Xmas