Arizona republican., 1899-09-19
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Judge Davis of Phoenix made bus mess call in this place last evening.
 MT Otis Carr is able to be out again after an attack of fever.
 Rev. Whitaker being sick \. B. Tomlinson preached i'll the Baptist church Sunday.
 Miss Ida, Woolf. one of the Phoenix school teachers. spent Sunday at her home near Tempe.
 H. L. Chandler Of Mesa was a caller cn business in Tempe yesterday.
 Mrs. Andre arrived yesterday from Kansas City MT Andre is working on the new hotel and they will hereafter make their home in Tempe
 Bud Cummings was a caller in the capital city yesterday afternoon.
 Bob Mullen has just recovered from a spell of sickness.
 Rev. A. B. Tomlinson was a dis tinguished visitor at the normal yes terday.
 Miss May Middleton who for the past week has been the guest Of the Misses Perry, left yesterday for Dewey, where she has been employed to teach school.
 J. s. Watrous was a business visitor at this place last evening.
 A. J. Peters sent out a shipment Uf hay last night.
 Mir Jim Griffin of the Green Halter company, spent yesterday soliciting ill this place.
 Rev Wyncoop, minister at the Pima reservation, was in Tempe last even ing.
 Circle Saylor and wife are up from St. Davids for a short visit.
 Charles Murphy has been placed on the sick list.
 Tom IJIroI,oS I1To of vncfer- day entered the normal school.
 It would be credit to the read over seer to at least throw few loads of gravel at the crossing over the river.
 Henry's Place still continues to be the popular oyster parlor of Tempe.
 MT. and Mrs. Burmister left for Prescott yesterday.
 For a pleasant evening ride to Phoe nix, Lew Collins horseless stage is just the thing. All the packages en- trusted uo MT. Collins are delivered anywhere with promptnsss and dis patch.
 MT. Richards is building a small residence just west CT the ice factory. |
 Cattleman B. A Packard of Cochise ! sends out a shipment Of calves to- ! night. i
 The hustle habit is again being cuJ- tiyated and the ingenious contrivances | can now be seen on exhibition in the | dry goods stores. At present they are moderately temperate ill size, but those that remember the raVages of 8 i few years ago, predict that they will i soCn effect the dromedllTy hump as in the days Of we're
 Elder Sharbrcugh, Rev. El3Gbin and Rev. Edwin Decker returned yester day from Phoenix, where they spent the last few weeks in the interest of the camp meeting.
 NJ. Will H. Randall died at his rooms at the Hayden hotel shortly before noon Sunday. He came to Tempe recently from Nogales. with the intention Of making his home at this place, thinking that the valley climate would bring him relief frcm disease with which he had fer years been af- ficted, but, like so many others, he came too late. He was given every care and attention that sympathetic friends could bestow. The remains were laid to rest in the Double Butte cemetery at 10 o'clock this morning. At the grave Rev. L. L. Rogers Of the M F. church, delivered a short ] and feeling address, followed by a prayer and the burial service Briggs Goodrich and Wesley Hill left last night on wheels for business ( 7 the beautiful moOnshine. The public school opened yesterday , with the following teachers: Prof. , Frizell, sixth seventh and eighth grades; Miss Ozanne, fourth and fifth , grades; Miss Miller, second and third grades The primary department IS ' divided in two divisions. one the 7 American children. the ether the Mex 7 ican children. Miss Wingar has ', charge of the American division, and Miss McNeil controls the Mexican {; primary. ' W. J. Kingsbury is completing his = business block between the new hotel 7 and the reading 1oom- The building . will have a very pretty front The employss Of the ice factory have q afforded themselves 10 end Of enjoy ment frcun their drink tank which | they fixed" The cup is fastened to a charged wire. and when the cup is . taken in one. hand the faucet in the l other a severe shock, which is in ! creased by the ground being wet. is re 5 ceived by the prospective drinker, The ( other day an Indian stalked up to the - tank, took the cup in one hand and the faucet in the other. the next thing the employees saw was the In | lian rolling down the embankment, 7ver the track and fence. and then fly ng across Al NIiller's field. Now the Indians are scarce around the ice factory.