Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-20
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

yesterday
The Woodmen of the World mel last
night.
Hon. J. T. Priest was business Wis
itor at Phoenix yesterday.
Boon Lewis is back from a visit
10 his mines below ella Bend Mr..
LAWS is one Of Tempe's most sue
cessful mining men.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Morgan spent
yesterday at Phoenix visiting friends.
Mrs. Ernest Schmidt. who has been
visiting friends at Phoenix, returned
yesterday.
Ed Goodwin spent yesterday at the
capital looking after his business in
terests there.
Editor Charles Pugh Of the Stock
man was in town for few minutes
yesterday Mr.. Pugh i well pleased
with the looks of the Butte city.
Mrs. W A Kimball of Mesa was a
passenger on the ? p. m. train for
Phoenix yesterday.
Jack Campbell came 10 town yes
terday and will go TO Phoenix today
to look after his enlistment
Mr. Buck, who is engaged in organ
ling the Arizona commercial agency,
spent yesterday in town.
Carl Hayden was a business visitor
at Phoenix yesterday. Carl is one Of
Temples brightest young men and
on finishing his course at Stanford
will go into business here and with his
great ability as a managed viii IN
dOubtedly be a successful business
man
Miss Lucy Philip was one of a
party that lef- Tuesday for the PinaI
mountains.
Work on the third story of the new
hotel is now IN progress. Some idea
of the beauty of the building when
completed can now be formed. The
hctel viii add much to the general ap-
pearance Of Tempe as a business town
and also a. a resort.
The fame OF Temples prosperity is
spreading abroad, judging from the
number of commercial men in town
yesterday. They say Tempe is the
cleanest and has the best streets Of
any town in the territory.
Slaughter & Noble. who have lately
taken charge Of the restaurant depart
ment of Henry F'risch's pace, are
serving the only firsI-claSs meals 10 be
had n Tempe. Short orders of all
kinds are served a. al times of the
day or night.
God is just. but He viii favor the
good people on this earth, for while
Phoenix had heavy rain Tuesday
night, Tempe had one equally as heavy
last night. But Phoenix was shaken
by thunder and struck by lightning
while Tempe had a steady d0wnpour
without being shaken by thunder Or
struck by lightning tbs discTimi-
mates. All the good people live in
Tempe.
MESA.
T. Z. Hunt of the Southern Pacific
railroad spent yesterday in Mesa on
business for his company
Mrs. W. A. Kimball of Mesa was
passenger on the 2 o'clock train 10
Phoenix yesterday.
Baxter McCrearE spent yesterday n
Mesa looking afSer his business inter
ests-
Mrs. George schornick and her son.
Master Harry. were visitors a the
capital city yesterday.
DR.. A J. Chandler spent yesterday
in Phoenix on business.
". a. Burton left last night for
southern California TO spend the sum
mer and attend TO soma business for
the l. o. o. F lodge OF Mesa
". NJ GiIber5 has a number Of
Mesa water rights for sale al his
real estate Office in the Code & SaIter
block
Constable P. Daley spent yesterday
II Tempe on official business.
Any one wishing a corn lister and
drill combined, or a f1rst-class White
dent seed corn. viii find the same at
the Hunsaker hardware store.
Several parties who came from
Florence recently report d pleasant
stOpOver at the Buchanan halfway
house All patrons receive frS--class
service n this place.
Everett Johnson and James Bates
spent yesterday IN Phoenix visiting
friends.
The Alhambra restaurant Is the only
f1rst-class eating house in Mesa. AL
patrons may be sure of first-class SER
vice and something good u eat
a large consignment of fruit and
produce was Slipped out yesterday by
B. n. johnson & Bros. and J. Holdern
& Sons of Mesa. The fruit is sent 10
various points in New Mexico and Ar
iona and brings splendid returns TO
the shippers.
Charles Jugh OF the Stockman spen:
yesterday IN Mesa Mr.. Pugh expressed
his pleasure and surprise at the
rapid and progressive way in which
Mesa IS forging 10 the front. and s.
peciaIly of the Trippel almond or
chaTd, where mos of -ha day was
spent in watching the harvesters At
work
Eugene H. Trippel. Who is The
present owner of the Tripp=I almond
orchard. is here from Tucson looking
after the harvesting Of his large crop
of almonds These almonds ere of the
paper sheeI VARIETY and Of the most
excellent quality Mr.. TrippeI ex-
presses his del. ght al The condition of
his property and It's product fer this
season. which is exceedingly large
The. shipments made TO New York and
other eastern points Lass year brought
fancy prices on account of their par
excellence. This orchard IS one of the
landmarks OF Mesa and elicits the ad-
niTatiOn Of all who have seen l.
Ed Boomers little son had a mar
row escape on Tuesday from drown