Arizona republican., 1899-10-18
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE
Postmaster Hodnett was a business
visitor at Phoenix yesterday.
Charles Wing of Mesa was Tempe
visitor yesterday.
Harry st. Claire of Phoenix spent
yesterday at this place.
Briggs Goodrich and Harry Thomp-
son rode over to Phoenix last evening
on their bikes.
Mons Ellingson and wife were Phoe-
nix visitors Monday
Ben Cummings and w. T. Cummings
are back from Oak creek.
Wesley Hill will leave tonight for
Crittenden. Ariz. where he has been
engaged to teach this winter.
George Taylor of Mesa was a bust
ness visitor in town yesterday.
The Mill Avenue club will give
dance at the armory hall next Friday
night, October 20.
Rev. Mr.. SCARBOROUGH is expected in
California this morning. Rev. Mr.
SCARBOROUGH has been assigned to
Redlands, Cal.
The bathtubs for the new hotel have
arrived and will be put in this week.
T. L. Schultz returned from an eX-
tended trip in the east Monday night.
Mr. Schultz while in the east visited
Washington, New York, Boston and
many other places of interest.
William McFadden is back from the
ranges in the Sierra Anchas, and says
cattle are in fine condition on the
ranges.
Three cars of hay We're sent out in
last nights shipments by a. J. Peters.
Mr.. Peters is the largest dealer and
shipper of hay and grain in the county
The A. o. L. w. held a public meet |
ing in the armory hall last night !
Several able speakers from Phoenix
were present and a good meeting was |
had.
There will be a Salvation Army /
meeting in the old Jungermann store |
tomorrow evening.
C. P. BorrowdaIe has sold two Phoe |
nix wheels the past few weeks. The
Phoenix is undoubtedly one of the best |
wheels on the market today.
Broadway & Moeur have just re-
ceived the full line of writing books in
the vertical system ordered by the nor
NAL school. This system is taught in
most public schools and bids fair to be-
come the style.
A couple of sports formed a merry
hunting party up the river last even
ing. Among the various kinds of game
they brought back were quail, rabbit,
ducks snipe and one bear. The mem
bers of the party We're Henry Schmidt,
rural mail carrier; Lew Moore, head
clerk of the Hayden store, and Bert
Morgan, manager of the Cummings
store.
Birchell carries one of the finest lines
of vegetables with his choice meat and
the shop is credit to the town.
MESA
r. A. Hough and John Cave of
Tempe were in Mesa yesterday.
Mrs. DeWald was much worse yes
terday. The sufferers life was de-
SPARED of in the early morning.
Hi Simpkins of Lehi, Tom Gilbert
and c. J. Hall of Mesa were visitors
to Phoenix yesterday ,
Those registered at the Kimball
house are: D. z. Houston. Lincoln;
F. Yale Adams, University of Ari-
IONA; A. j. McCIatchie and son. ex-
perimentaI station, Phoenix: J. D.
Durby, Phoenix; y. A. Whitney, Los
{
@. r. Hakes returned from Phoenix ,
yesterday. Mr. Hakes is working on
his plan of a large delegation from {
Mar1cOpa county to the irrigation con- !
gress at Chicago this winter.
Mesa real estate continues to move i
freely. w. NJ Gilbert has sold sixty :
acres of land belonging to S. w. J.
Bowen to Ellsworth Bros. The con-
sideration was $500. Mr.. Gilbert ne -
gotiated the sale of Mesa City lot 4. c
block 4. belonging 10 William Ellis
worth to c.. r. Cooley. This transac- /
ton amounted to 1915. Mr. Gilbert 4
has about consummated the sale of a Y
small tract of land lying south of the
city and belonging to George T. Will
son. The purchaser is r. C. Kerawn. {
The amount of this transaction was S
$3.50. Mr.. Kerawn is a new settler in I
Mesa. "
The Mesa orchestra under the lead s
-rshfp of Miss Maeser will give an en- Y
ertainment and ball at the Coop l.
,all on Friday evening. the goth inst. a
The following musical programme will G
,e rendered in the early part of the t
vening. after which dancing will be Il
ndulged in: :
Overture. 1.-THE Clipper" CIV. T. (.
<ahleD, orchestra.
Soprano solo, My Dream of YOU" =
Irs. ]. Johnson.
March, "El Captain" (sousa). or
heStra.
Song. Ottilie Maeser.
Cadet schottische, (Berdan), or
hestra.
Piano solo. Eva Maeser.
Triangle dance, W. H. Hall.
Grand march.