Arizona republican., 1899-02-26
THE BICYCLE STORE.
 TEMPE, ARIZONA.
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

EMHE.
 J. B. Mullen and Henry Frisch were visitors to Phoenix yesterday.
 Two graders were running in Tempe yesterday. w IT. Cummings operated one on Fifth street, and w. s. Bab- cock operated the other on Eighth street
 B. MatIey was a business caller to Phoenix yesterday.
 M L. Duffy was in Phoenix the mid dle of the week with a heavy team which he offered for sale to the fire de- partment The Duffy horses are be- coming known throughout the terri tory.
 School in district 31 closed Thursday afternoon. County Superintendent of Schools Fulton was present and entertained the scholars with a short talk The district closes its hooks this year out of debt and will be ready to start in next year unham- pered The enrolment this year was thirty-seven, which is greater than last year. The district is well satisfied with the labors of the teacher, Mrs. Florence K. Smith
 D. w. Steele and family drove over from Phoenix yesterday and are visit ing with H. Gray at his newly pur- chased home cast of town.
 Bishop Serkin of the Armenian church, and resident of Manila, will give an address this morning at 11:45 at the Baptist church. He will speak on the Armenian massacre and life in the Philippines. A collection will be taken for the children who were made orphans by the Armenian mas sacre. The address promises to be very interesting, for the bishop is highly recommended by pastors in Phoenix and in Fl Paso.
 E. L. Arthur and Watson Pickrell drove to Phoenix yesterday.
 H. z Zuck and wife spent the day ;n Phoenix yesterday.
 Crantz Cartledge, John Stelzreide MT Genung, B. Bruse and W. Wolfe, normal students, paid Mesa friends a visit yesterday afternoon.
 c. c. Borrowdale went to Mesa yes terday afternoon on business.
 Wolf Sachs is back from Los An geles.
 The Rev MT. Gray will occupy the M E. church pulpit tonight.
 Henry Molle, late of Nogales, is spending a few days at this place.
 The many Tempe friends of Mrs. B. L. StoIment of Mesa will be pained to learn of that lady's illness
  for 5O,000 brick to be used in the con- struction of his new residence.
 The carrying capacity of the south ern branch of the Tempe canal has been increased to 10000 inches.
 A game of base ball will be played at this place this afternoon between the Yucatecs of Phoenix and the home team.
 MESA.
 w. IT. Snowman went to Phoenix yesterday afternoon on business.
 w. H. Booth was a passenger to Tempe on yesterday mornings train. Dr. Chandler and A. P. Snowman | were passengers tc Phoenix yesterday | morning
 B. F. Graham of Bisbee is in town on business.
 Archie Cameron is shearing his flock | of 5000 sheep.
 D. F. Hilbert finished planting the | trees on the school grounds in the | northern part of town yesterday. The | last he planted are California olives. H. c. Rogers, H. J. Harper and D. P Jones of Lehi were in town yester- day afternoon on business.
 Samuel Openshaw of Nephi was in
 
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: H. H. Johnson, Portland Ore; A.. Vandervort, Boston.
 Those registered at the Kimball house are: Dr. w. G. DeVore and wife, Tempe; M. L. Hearth and wife, T. o. Lacy and wife, Nick Jones, Chicago Dr. 2. F. Hawley, MT Praul, w H. Code, Harry Thompson, s. w. J. Bowen, Mesa; Will A. Davis, T. O. Gil bert, Phoenix; James w. Mccormick, Rhinelander Wis; Dr. J. R. Hawes, Duluth, Minn.
 Miss May Warnock started yesterday afternoon with the body of her brother. A. L. Warnock, for her home in Vii salia, Cal, wher the body will be in tered.
 The household goods and furniture Of George Passey were sold yesterday afternoon at public auction from the family residence.
 The Rev c. J. Banks will preach at Il o'clock this morning at the Baptist church on the subject, Methods of Dealing With Sin The Baptist Young Peoples union will meet at 2 o'clock and preaching services will be held at 7:30 in the evening.
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 An AtchisOn man was lately asked this question Should greenbacks be maintained as money?" He promptly replied, "I don't know I don't know enough about the subject to give an intelligent opinion" He Is believed to be the only American who does not know everything.