Arizona republican., 1899-03-16
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Miss Martha Gage yesterday morn ing returned from her visit to Pres colt.
 Norman Orme. the Rough Rider, has gone on visit to Honolulu.
 Colonel M H. MeCord passed through on yesterday mornings train to Phoenix.
 Hon. J. T. Priest was passenger to Phoenix on yesterday mornings train.
 Attorney Kingsbury went to Phoenix on yesterday afternoons train.
 Mrs. J. J. Hodnett and Miss Josie Carroll drove over to Phoenix yester- day morning.
 Ben Goldman was over from Phoe- nix yesterday.
 Mrs. M. G. Hill and Mrs. Curt Miller took the train to Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 A. J. Peters shipped two cars of hay yesterday. He would have sent more, but for the shortage of cars.
 w. A Bolton drove to Phoenix yes terday afternon.
 P. P. Daggs and Jerry Sullivan were passengers to Phoenix on yesterday afternoons train.
 MT. Mitchell, manager of Roy Hills bicycle store and repair shop, met with very painful accident yesterday afternoon As he was testing the run ming qualities of wheel suspended by a rope someone accidentally ran against him from behind in such a way as to cause him to catch his finger between the chain and sprOcket wheel. The finger was so badly crushed that it will be sore 2 long time and in all probability the nail will come off.
 I. B. Page has the contract for build ing c. A. Corbell's new house. MT Page began work on it yesterday.
 S. A. Hartwell and c. NJ. Zander are photographing every point of interest on the south side for the special spring edition of The Republican to come out on April 1st Views of public build ings. business blocks, handsome resi- dences and the best ranches will form a large part of the collection.
 MESA
 Timothy Nets and Hugh Dana spent the forenoon in Phoenix yester- day
 Lee Atkins was passenger to Phoe- i nix yesterday morning.
 Abell & Wilbur received a consign- 1, ment of cook stoves yesterday morn ing.
 w A. kimball was a passenger to Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Alice Chaffee of Detroit. who | has been staying al the Kimball House | started last night for Los Angeles for | a stay of a few weeks.
 Thomas P. Biggs, F. E. Jones and | James Johnson of Lehi were business visitors to Mesa yesterday afternoon.
 William R. Orr and wife returned | yesterday morning from Maricopa T .se. brother. who is an officer in the reg ular army and has just returned from Manila Mr. and Mrs. Orr were disap- pointed in their trip, as the brother did not go through.
 w. G. Davis and his son, Trants, of Lehi, were visitors in Mesa yesterday.
 Those registered at the Alhambra are, John Leyden, Phoenix; R. Hughes, Globe; l.. s. Merrill Mesa; R. M. At kins, Mesa.
 Those registered at the Kimball House are Mrs w. S. Adams, Mr and Mrs. Philip Wersner. Mesa; A. ". coffield; Riverside, A. T.; I. Drum mond, H. Rodenbeker, Phoenix; T. C. Wortlet, z. D. Reed, T. o. G1enning, Globe
 Phil Nets acknowledges the receipt of a first class. hand made set of har- ness from l.. W. Collins in place of the one MT. Collins lost from the stage last week. Mir Collins has not yet heard from the lost harness and is still offering reward of $20 for it's re- turn.
 Mrs. w. s. Adams, wife of Assembly, man Adams of Yavapai county, came in on yesterday afternoons train to visit Mrs Philip Weisner.
 Charles Wing has the best pies and cakes for miles around and his bread is just like your mother made.
 Charles H. Winters, fireman between Mesa and Phoenix is taking a lay-Of for a few days.
 Rev. J. c. Banks and wife were in Tempe yesterday visiting Rev. and Mrs. TomlinsOn.