Arizona republican., 1899-12-30
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Mrs. Dave Pool and daughter of Phoenix were visitors in Tempe yes- terday, the guests of Mrs. J. ". Stelz- riede.
 woolf Sachs sent out a special train load of cattle yesterday afternoon.
 There is no boom in Tempe but property is steady. Yesterday w. A. Bolton purchased forty-seven fifty-foot lots in Goldman's addition.
 A number of south side ranchers are in Phoenix attending the Utah canal suit.
 A small silver handled sun umbrella was lost by Prof. J. W. Smith on the road between Tempe and Phoenix. Finder please leave it at Broadway & Moeur's, Tempe.
 G. B. Cummings yesterday received a shipment of one hundred Of the latest novels by the most popular writers. Examine the list,
 R. w. Westover was a business wis., itor in Phoenix yesterday.
 The Tempe-Mesa Produce company dressed a large number of turkeys for their New Years trade.
 Sam Rhodes and Charles Mullen came in yesterday morning from the Sierria Anchas.
 Mrs. George Truman of Casa Grande is visiting friends in Tempe.
 Prof. and Mrs. J. W. Smith were callers in Phoenix yesterday
 A number of young people went out to the home of George Nichols to masquerade ball. They report a pleas ant time with refreshments.
 MT. Frank Woolf came in Wednes- day morning from Pennsylvania to ac- cept a position with the Bicycle Flee tric Plumbing company Mir. Woolf is an experienced bicycle mechanic and will do the work of the company's re- pair shop.
 E. l.. Theu yesterday got in a large line of winter gloves and a variety of books and novels.
 Mir. Brunencamp from Florence and Mrs. Buchanan from the Desert Wells, made a holiday trip to Tempe Wednes- day to visit MT. and Mrs. Caleb Per ron. In the evening a card party was organized and the following guests were present.: Mrs. Buchanan, Desert Wells: Mrs. Brunencamp, Florence; MT. and Mrs. J. w. Stelzriede, MT. and Mrs. T. J. Parry, Miss Lizzie Parry, Col. Sellers, Mrs. Hilge, MT. Barrazo and MT. Shaver, who is in the employ of Mir Hilge, but late of California and whose music on his cornet and zither so charped the jolly party that cards were entirely forgotten. Lunch was served and MT. and Mrs. Perron proved themselves entertaining hosts.
 The Penn Bros. of the transfer wag- ons have dissolved partnership. and Bud Penn with the assistance of Henry Reynolds. will hereafter have full charge of the transfer business. Stacy Penn will, upon the completion of the Andre building, become a merchant.
 Harry Rumberg left yesterday morn ing for the Penn Bros. cattle ranges in the Finals.
 The joists in the upper floor of the Andre building are being laid and the walls of the upper story begun.
 Jack Stelzriede and Crantz Cartledge are now ready to meet any and all corners in single or double tennis tour nament and defend the championship which they won last year.
 Henry Frisch's restaurant and oyster parlor is gaining popularity with the cattlemen and drummers.
 District Attorney Flannigan has gained reputation in Tempe as a sprinter. MT. Flannigan is undoubted- ly the swiftest man on foot for his size that ever visits Tempe on official bus mess. His f1eetness was demonstrated last Wednesday when he was out east of Tempe driving with R. O. Greeves. A jack rabbit was scared up along the roadside and MT. Flannigan not being used to seeing wild jack rabbits, be- took himself on a rabbit chase. He ran down and caught the jack rabbit. making his record. If anyone thinks MT. Flannigan is not lOng-legged enough to catch a jack rabbit ask him the story and he will explain.