Arizona republican., 1899-10-30
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


Judge Edwards of Globe spent yes
terday in Tempe.
Willis Norton of Mesa was a caller
in Tempe yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Goodwin. Miss Minnie
Goodwin and Mrs. Fletcher Schurman
drove over to Phoenix yesterday.
J. Lawrence Draper of Mesa was u
caller in Tempe Sunday morning.
Mr.. Dunnigan of the Hayden store
returned yesterday morning from a
business trip in the southern part of
the territory.
A special excursion car of merry
young people of Phoenix spent Sunday
picking flowers and amusing them
selves along the Maricopa & Phoenix
railroad The party spent some time
at Kyrene.
Walter Shute spent Sunday evening
in Phoenix at the band concert.
If you should happen to step into
the News office or the barber shop,
don't think you see new proprietOrs.
for it's the same old proprietors with
their mustaches bitten off by frost.
Miss Munsen, While riding into
Tempe horseback Saturday evening,
met with a painful accident. The
saddlegirth broke and the young lady
fell from the horse, fracturing her
arm.
Work on the cement floor and side
walks of the new hotel will begin this
morning.
George Wilbur spent yesterday fore
noon at Mesa.
Briggs Goodrich of The Breeze is
visiting at the capital.
]. H. w. Jensen was Il visitor in
town Yesterday
Mrs. Wesley Hill of Mesa spent yes
terday at this place visiting friends.
Attorney E NJ Wescott of Phoenix
was a guest of Prof. F. NJ. Irish of this
place yesterday
Oscar Jones was over from Phoenix
yesterday and was the True Blues UNI
pire.
The literary society of the normal
presented the following programme
Friday evening: Vocal music, Misses
Ethel Wilbur. Helen Stewart and
Edith Stewart.
Reading. Mrs. Guthrie.
Paper J. c. Laney.
Debate. Which. has de most Won
ders. de Ian or de water" by the Coon
Debating club; chairman and judge,
Noble Carter: DE water side VII
liam Woolf and Charles Stauffer: DE
Ian side, Walter Shute and Alma
Davis
Instrumental music by Ethel Wilbur
and Tom Hughes.
The first game of the series of three
games between the True Blues Of
Phoenix and the Crimson Rims II
this place, was played here yesterday, |
resulting in a score of II to in favor /
Of the Crimson Rims. The game was
easy for the Tempe boys from the |
ment the Crimson Rims let the True |
Blues make three runs in the last in
ming.
MESA.
The Mesa Dramatic company have I
decided to put a play on the boards. |
The play will be .'Miralda," depicting
Cuban life 1t will be the latter part
of November before the company VIII
appear with its new effort. The Mesa
Dramatic company have drawn some
big crowds.
Tonight the religion class of the Nor
mon church viii meet at Nephi. The
religion classes form d distinct branch
of the church. There are a number of
church universities where all branches
of learning are taught In communi-
ties where the colleges are not estab-
hshed a substitute is established in the
form of religion classes. The leaders
of these are those above reproach in
the church and of an educational
standing. F. T. Pomeroy is superin-
tendent of the classes in the Maricopa
stake. The class in Mesa meets every
Tuesday, the class in Alma meets
every Thursday. the class in Lehi
meets Saturdays and the Nephi class
meets every Monday The recitations
last but fOrtV-fiVe Minutes
The children in the south side schools
are often originators of bright sayings
y teacher was giving her little pupils
breathing exercises last week. One lit
tie girl inhaled all the air it was pos
sible for her to do and then broke out
With, 20, teacher, / can't hold all thai
wind in my stomach In an essay on
COWS one little boy told the story of the
Success Of the south side mikman. He
said his familys miFilman had cows
that gave ten gallons of milk and four