Arizona republican., 1899-01-28
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


 TEMPE.
 John Stelzreide and Crantz Cartledge left for Casa Grande yesterday morn ing. The young men will make the trip on their wheels.
 Mrs. J. E. Sturgeon, Mrs. J. l.. Rich ards, Mrs. Sarah Richards and Mrs. Armstrong went to Phoenix yesterday to hear D. L. Moody.
 A. J. Hansen yesterday purchased 200 head of cattle from J. R. Roberts and George P. Thornton.
 The Woodman Circle will organize tonight with a large membership to begin with.
 MT. Laird was in Phoenix yesterday.
 Col J. E. Price is able to get around with his sprained ankle. The colonel paid Phoenix visit Thursday to se- cure some foot-gear for the injured member.
 John Howard, a dairyman south of Tempe, went to Phoenix yesterday on business
 J. s. Patten, Dr. Claypool and Will liam Neil arrived from Globe Thursday night. MT. McNeil is a brother of James McNeil of the Arizona Mercan- tile company.
 P. B. McCabe and family have moved up from Phoenix.
 J. hay tonight to southern California.
 Postmaster J. J. Hodnett was a trav- eler to Phoenix yesterday.
 Cal Williams of Phoenix is manag- ing the repair department of The Bi- cycle Store while MT. Watts is sick.
 William H. Marwell and wife came up from Phoenix yesterday.
 Henry Frisch will open his new res taurant in the Kingsbury building.
 Mrs. c. T. Hayden left Thursday night for Stanford university to visit her son Carl.
 Rev. s. L. Guthrie is suffering from nervous prostration. pr. Jones says MT. Guthrie is in a very critical con- dition. The patient seems unable to rally and every hour his friends. who make up the citizenship of Tempe, anxiously inquire after his condition.
 MESA.
 Hon. c. R. flakes and family re- turned yesterday from the Superstition mountains. MT. flakes contracted the grip on the trip and was in bad health on his return. He was considerably improved last night, however.
 A. J. Chandler, MT. and Mrs. w H. Code were visitors to Phoenix yester- day.
 Judge w. Woy and MT. and Mrs. Charles Starr went to Phoenix yester- day to visit the poultry show.
 The Farmers Exchange baler pulled in yesterday, broken down The baler came from A. c. McQueen's ranch, where 150 tons of hay is being baled. The job is half finished
 H. Simpkins of Lehi was in Mesa yesterday. MT. Simpkins has peti- ton signed by citizens of Lehi and praying the board of supervisors to make him road overseer for Lehi. Hon. Henry Rogers and Bishop Soren of Lehi were in Mesa yesterday gathering supplies for their ranches. MT. Rogers says the general indisposi- ton of the people of Lehi is passing away, there being but a few cases of grip left. Sheriff Armstrong Of Gila county arrived Thursday right from Globe.
 Rev. Judson Elliott of Kansas City will occupy the pulpit of the Baptist | church next Sunday morning and | evening. Everybody is invited. The Rebekahs gave a supper in their | hall last night. A pleasant evening was passed with music and literary efforts. The old folks reception given in the | Coop. hall last night by the married | people of Mesa was a grand success. People over fifty years of age were the | guests or honor and were royalty en- tertained by their younger neighbors. | Covers were laid for 300 people and a magnificent spread was placed upon | the boards. An elaborate programme | was principal feature of the even | ing It consisted of vocal and instru- mental music, recitations and speeches and toasts. A dance closed the fes- tivfties of the evening. The occasion | will never be forgotten by those who | were fortunate enough to attend.
 Judge A. J. Streeter, wife and friend | of Illinois are registered at the Kim | ball. Judge Streeter nas visited the valley before and returns to renew happy associations.
 Charles Wing received intelligence yesterday to the effect that his mother had met with an accident in Salt Lake, Utah, and mashed one of her feet. Nothing of a more definite na- ture could be learned,
 Those registered at the Alhambra are c. Smith, Florence; B. Argman, II. Cullenmaning, San Francisco: J. Porter, Globe; M. c. Gam, Omaha; E. T. Grover, Holbrook; E. R. Truman, Phoenix; J. N. Warren, Pleasant Val ley; MT. Jaggmar and wife. Spring. field, O.; John Carter and wife, Buff falo; R. Lee, Phoenix; Ed Swanson. H. Colstor, Jerome; George Barkins, B. J. Sims, Phoenix; John Sprague, Junction City. Utah.
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 Emma Flames is noted for her vivac- l.