Arizona republican., 1899-01-06
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Postmaster J. J. Hodnett is a busi- ness visitor at Phoenix this afternoon.
 Hewie Hewitt is wearing a hand some gold watch-a Christmas pres ent from an admiring friend.
 Mrs. J. c. Ulmer, Mrs. M. G. Hill and Mrs. Curt w. Muller spent yester- day at Mesa guests of Mrs. E. L. Stor- ment.
 A. J. Peters went to Mesa on business yesterday.
 Mrs. Morgan and niece whose maiden name was Miss Alice Bagley, are visit ing their old friends in Mesa and Tempe. The ladies lived in Mesa twelve years ago.
 I'M. M. Mullen and Geo. Wilbur of Mesa were in Tempe yesterday.
 J. B. Mullen has spent two days lock ing for pair of gold-rimed glasses. The glasses are still at large.
 At precisely seven o'clock Wednes- day evening Judge Robert E. Cariey pronounced the words which united in bonds of holy wedlock Caleb Perron and Mrs. Belle Wheeler Of this city The principal witnesses to the cere- mony were O. c. Smith and Mrs Henry Frisch. In addition to these however. there were present a large number of friends of the bride and groom.
 Tha ceremony was the simplest form for Caleb, who is simplicity and good nature incarnate, would not have it otherwise; and when the judge offered to read a. short, formal address to the prospective bride and groom, Caleb ob- jected by saying: @fNo, no, judge. let it be short and sweet" The judge took the hint and after calling upon any one present who might have ob- Jections against any further progress in the proceedings to stand LID and of- fer them, and hearing no response he simply said: "I now pronounce you man and wife, to which Caleb heartily responded: That settles it," and the thing was done. Then followed con- gratulations which were as hearty as they were sincere.
 MT. Peron is shoemaker of wide re- noWn and with a ffourishing business, but the tap Of the hammer in time with the light hearted notes Of the cobler were silent yesterday. The doors of the shop were closed, the curtains were drawn and the crowd of people who were wont to gather around the old ella of water were not to be seen. The place was deserted and Icnely for "Frnchy'' was married and other so- clety had greater charms
 MESA.
 Superintendent B. F. Porter made Mesa business call yesterday.
 Chas. s. Turner for the KessIer- Boyle house of Phoenix is rounding up the trade on the south side today.
 Fred Hunsaker and Jchn Horne leave today on their mission to St. Johns for the Mutual societies.
 Don M. LeBaron will leave Monday on the same mission.
 Sam Elder has returned from Gold Rock near the Union mines. where he did some assessment work on a claim he has hopes in.
 c. T. Wise says he will have fresh peaches in the middle of February There are peaches nearly the year round on the Wise ranch.
 The horticulturists are busily prun- ing their orchards and vineyards. both numberof which the mesa boasts of in greater numbers than any locality in the valley.
 Nate Brundidge will leave next Men day with a lead of produce for Globe. His load will be made up of 800 pounds of butter, 200 dozen eggs, 300 pounds of honey and eleven dog chick ems.
 Ligh Pomeroy's little daughter is sick
 The 1000 vaccine points ordered ar rived yesterday. Dr. Brack will vac cinate all the school children who have not been treated. The work will begin today but will not require but small portion of the points as all of the school children were vaccinated three years ago. There are a number of peo- pie going about with look of woe on vtheir faces because of Q sore arm and