Arizona republican., 1899-08-12
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


Mr. Johnson and wife drove over tc
PhOeRiX yesterday
Mr. Ozanne was a business visitor al
Phoenix Yesterday.
Billy Moore was an official visitor al
Tempe yesterday
Mrs Clark Churchnill spent yester-
day in town visiting her son Briggs
Goodrich
Walter Shute came in from the cat
tie range near Pinal Yesterday and is
shaking hands with his many friends
OF this place. Walter attended the
normal last year and was one of the
leading members of the football team
and in the last grand contest he won
The admiration of everyone present
from Phoenix and Tempe.
Lieutenant Luna this morning Will
begin recruiting at the armory hall
for the Thirty-fourth regiment The
ones who signified their willingness TO
be soldiers by signing the list that
William Fellows got out will he eX-
amined first and everyone who has
not given in their names to Mr.. Fellows
and wish to enlist should see
Lieutenant Luna today.
Mr.. George w. Wilson who originally
donated The ground on which the Ter
ritorial normal school now stands. and
who for many years has been the Jan
itOr and gardener of the institution.
like rare old wine SeemsytO improve
with age. Since last commencement
day he has employed himself assidu
ousIy in getting things in shape for
the next school wear and the result
of his hard work is apparent 10 all
who Will take the trouble to visit the
place which now SparkleS like a new
coin. He has thoroughly scrubbed and
polished the floors. cleaned the car
pets and enjoyed a general house
cleaning picnic for the last TWO months
and a half. The cobwebS which gath
er in ont of the way places and the
dust and sand storm deposits from
cellar to garnet have been scraped into
oblivion and everything is in apple
pie order. He has also devoted some
attention to the grounds of late and
the general surroundings now have the
appearance of a we'll kept park. In
short. Mr. Wilson seems to be the
right man in the right place.
MESA.
e. r. Mcconnell spent yesterday in
Phoenix on business.
w. b. Telford returned from Kansas I
yesterday morning Mr. Telford has
been making a short business visit at /
his old home.
The Woodmen of the World held
their regular weekly meeting on
Thursday night
Mrs Zula Robson spent yesterday i'll /
Phoenix visiting friends.
w a. Kimball was a visitor a Phoe- |
nix yesterday.
Several travelling men spent yester-
day in Mesa and expressed their salts
faction at the number of orders taken.
Messrs. \. J. and II. L. Chandler
spent yesterday in Phoenix.
The Florence sage yesterday was
heavily loaded with outgoing passen-
gers.
The Mesa brass band has secured
the Coop hall for the purpose Of Civ
ing an entertainment and ball. the pro
eeeds to go towards the supbors If the
band One of the features of III en-
tertainmenJ will be the cake walk and
the more participants the more fun.
Everybody should enter th, contest
for which 4 prize will be given 10 the
best couple judges TO be selecfed 10y
the people in attendance. The fol
lowing concert programme VII he
BrattOn) Mesa brass band: tenor solo
Honey YoUse My Lady Love" Waiter
Porter; solo, The Old Mans Dream"
Mrs. Janette johnson; banjo solo. ''j0l-
ly Horsemen." armstrong; Prof. 9.
B. Oman: ''Evening Bells" band: cor
net and piano duet. selected. Mr.. Z.
Johnson. and Miss AIaeser. mandolin
and guitar duet. emancipation Day
NIessrs. M'Neu ard Oman: quartette
vocal. selected, MeSsrS. Wilbur, Lowry.
Dawson and Wilbur Immediately
after the concert the floor will be
-Ieared and the dance will begin. con
,isting of twelve numbers and a cake
walk. This is a band benefit and
everybody Is invited. Tempe and
Phoenix people will he assured OF
good time If You do not dance. re '
member the other features of The en-
ertainmert and what IS better still, 7
Remember the Band. Free Press.