Arizona republican., 1899-03-21
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Leroy F. Hill spent yesterday after noon in Phoenix on business.
 The work of graveling Fifth and Eighth streets will be finished today, and several extra loads of gravel will be distributed around town whenever the old roads need repairing.
 One car of hay was shipped to Pres colt last night and one car to Los Angeles.
 The normal school has just received the annual reports of the Smithsonian Institute for the years of 1896 and 1897.
 A pretty wedding took place Sunday night at the Baptist church. Elwood F. Patton of Phoenix and Miss Susannah Warner of Tempe were united by Rev. A. B. Tomlinson after the evening sermon by Rev. Whitaker The church was crowded to the doors by people who had heard the marriage would take place but did not know who were the fortunate couple. A bride is always interesting. and this one was no exception to the rule. She was pretty and won the admiration of the audience Weddings are infectious. Thi. one was performed with such ease and simple grace as to be encouraging and it is likely several other events Of like nature are pending.
 W. T. Cummings, A. W. Mclean and Oscar Mullen were visitors to Phoenix yesterday.
 Hon. L. W. Blinn of Los Angeles was q passenger to Phoenix on yesterday afternoons train.
 Dr. and Mrs. DeVOre spent the day at Phoenix yesterday.
 Ex-Sheriff Orme came in on the de- layed train from Maricopa yesterday.
 Ben George, who was recovering from a severe attack of measles, Sun day. suffered relapse and his condi- tion is considered quite serious.
 On account of i'll health Rev. Gray recently assigned to the NJ E. church of this place and Mesa is compelled 70 resign It is not yet known who will succeed him.
 MESA
 Dan Reagan and Sam Greyson left for Riverside on the stage yesterday morning.
 T. P. Banta came very near to hay ing to buy a new buggy yesterday morning. His two little boys drove up town fand left the horse unhitched. A donkey with a pack on his back ff1ghI- ened him and he started to run, put was stopped by couple of bystanders before he got very far
 The Irish and Mexican citizens or Mesa finished celebrating St. Patrlcks day by having a dance and a general good time Sunday night
 AbeI, Wilbur & Company have complete line of cutlery Of the best makes.
 Charles E. Murphy and wife Of Junction City, Kas., who have been visiting the family of A. c. Mcqueen, started for Los Angeles Sunday. This was MT. and Mrs. Murphy's first visit to Mesa. and during their stay they became very favorably impressed with the country They made many friends on their short visit and will probably pay Mesa another visit before going east.
 Dr. Hawley, A. P. Snowman and ". H. Bradbury spent yesterday after noon in Phoenix. J. Montgomery & Son have a very tasteful display of fresh vegetables n their window today. Those registered at the Alhambra are. H. J. Messenger, Young, Ariz.: w. s. Mcclellan, Anaconda, Montana; J. E. Smith, T. P Warren, Phoenix. Those registered at the KimbalI house are, c. A. Marsh, Salinas, Cal; Charles F Hawley, Milwaukee; 1 Charles Holdren, Galveston, Tex; C. NJ Frazier and wife, A. Field and daughter, z. Steel and wife, Phoenix; l 2. Goodan, Thomas Kelly, Globe.
 Barnett & Wingar are doing a rush l ing dry goods business. They believe l in quick sales and small profits.
 L. w Collins had about all his ] stage could accommodate yesterday. | He has not yet recovered the harness l he lost last week and still offers $20 for | its return.
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