Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-21
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


TEMPE.
Henry Gonzales returned yesterday
from an official visit to Florence
Trules Bartleson and family were
visitors in Phoenix yesterday.
Donald Mcqueen was in Tempe TAX
ing in the main sights last evening
w. A. Kimball Of Mesa was a caller
in the Butte city yesterday.
Rev. L. Rodgers was a distinguished
visitor at the normal yesterday. He
spoke at length on the religious ques-
ton in schools.
w. T. Furgeson of the Seedless
Grape & Vineyard company, was a
business visitor in the capital yester-
day.
Ben Cummings confectionery store
sells a great deal of Mothers Bread, -
which seems to have caught the peo-
pie of Tempe.
Mr.. Barley of the Barkley-Berry-
man company arrived in Tempe from
Los Angeles yesterday.
Emory Miller, editor of the No
gales Vidette, is in town visiting his
brother Curt w. Miller.
John Care drove over to Phoenix
last evening.
Wesley Hill and Briggs Goodrich re-
turned yesterday from their wheeling
trip to Florence.
The second foot ball team of the
normal did some hard practice work
last night with creditable enthusiasm.
Mr.. Griffin, representing Green the
Halter of Phoenix, yesterday secured
the contract OF furnishing the remain
der of the normal school cadets with
uniforms. The bid was $3.50 per uni
form.
The normal school has one repre-
sentative at the university at Tucson
this season in Clyde Stewart, who was
one of the brightest of the class of '98,
and since his graduation at the normal
has been employed in the Mesa City
bank.
Tempe is pleased to learn that the
mud-hoIe at the Hayden corner, east
of the ice factory. is being filed and
graded and that hereafter one bad
piece of the road will be no more.
Rev A. B. TCmlinson succeeded J.
NJ. Culver as a justice of the peace of
the Tempe precinct.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Laura Greer a: few evenings ago
Miss Laura left a few days later for
Ihe normal school at Tempe and her
many friends were wishing her a pro-
fitable and enjoyable year in school.
The Herald" wishes to say amen"
to those sentiments Johns Herald.
Broadway & Mceur have in a fine
line Of cutlery, especially a fine grade
razor with which they give a special
guarantee.
Mr.. John Wallace of Mssa passed
through Tempe enroute for Phoenix
last evening.
Lew Collins stage last night was
full top and bottom, besides his pack
ages and freight there were five pas
passengers. Riding thess nice evenings
IN a stage to Phoenix when it is cool, |
is getting quite popular.
Interesting experiments occur in
the chemistry Laboratory at the nor
NAL these balmy afternoons. Yester-
day Prof. Irish resorted to the follow
ing way of explaining the analysis of |
mercuric-oxid: After the chemical ex
pertinent was performed Mr. Irish |
placed two of the young men in front
of the class with hands clasped and
said: This, a molecule Of mercuric
oxid, now we apply the proper heat to
overcome chemical affinity and the
molscule separates Othe boys stepped
,aparD and yields an atom of mercury
and an atom OF oxygen
MESA.
j. NJ. Schuele has disposed of his
large consignment of Thompson seed
less raisins to eastern buyers
w. A. Kimball was "a business WISH
tor ait the capital city yesterday
Zebulon Pearce left on Monday for
Mammoth TO take charge Of the school
at that place.
Don LeBaron was d business visitor
at the capital city on Tuesday.
The Farmers EXCHANGE have re-
ceiyed an expected consignment CT
the famous Browns shoes. Call and
get their prices.
Henry Rogers CT Lehi spent We'd
nesday in the capital city
C. R. Hakes spsnt Tuesday in
Phoenix on business
The fruit packing company made the !
usual large shipments on Tuesday and ,
William Abel returned from Ben
son, where he has been spending sew
eral days looking after his artesian
well property.
Charles Holden was a business Wis {
itcr at the capital city on Tuesday.
The Mesa orchestra have received :
their new bass viol. The orchestra 7
will be made up of six pieces. two i
victims. cornet, piano and bass vioI :
and chimes The orchestra is max +
ng splendid progress under the able i
leadership Of Miss Maeser. Y
The Mesa brass band will celebrate 7
Dewey Day, the 18th inst, by giving t
IN entertainment and ball, the princi- a
1aI feature Of which will be a prize I