Arizona republican., 1899-08-27
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
Tire excursion trains to be run to
Phoenix by the NJ. & P. railroad on
Sundays will hereafter leave Tempe
at :. o'clock %. m. This schedule will
take effect today.
Tempe will furnish large proper
ton Of the trainload CT hogs to be
sent to California ard Hawaii to-
night.
Charles Williams, zanjero OF the
Tempe canal, sper5 yesterday at
Phoenix.
Mrs Mary Hcfneman Ii-tUrnad from
Los Angeles yeS,lerday.
Attorney Charles Woolf was a bust
ness visitor at Phoenix yesterday.
Curt w Miller and son Frank are
expected home some time this week
J. E. Redden was a visitor in town
yesterday.
The excursion from Mesa to Phoenix
this afternoon will leave Mesa at 4: 80
instead of 5, and will leave Tempe at
instead of $50.
Garnet Holmes left Yesterday fer
Los Angeles, where he will spend sj9v-
eral days. On his return to the terri
tory he will enter the university at
Tucson.
Mrs. Dowdel and daughters ar
rived in town yesterday. The Misses
Dowdells will attend the normal this
coming year.
James Sturgeon shipped Oub two
cars of cattle to Los Angeles yester-
day and will follow them TIP with
several more in few days.
MIS- DR. Thibodo OF Phoenix spent
yesterday in town. She was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Woods of this place.
Mrs. J. H. SpainihOwer is expected
home today from Prescott, where she
has been enjoying the mountain
climate thrCclgh the summer months
Miss Chapman returned from Trip
to the coast yesterday. Miss Chap
man attended the n. E. A. convention
at Los Angeles. and has returned to
fill her Position as a teacher in the
Morrow district south of Tempe.
On account CT she special hay train
this afternoon tIre excursion from Mesa
TO Phoenix viii be half an hour earlier,
leaving Mesa at 4:30 and Tempe at ..
MESA
The Sunday excursion train to
Phoenix ON the NJ. & P. railroad will
leave Mesa. at 4:30 p. M, commencing
today and after date.
A. P. Shewman was a passenger on
the morning train to Phoenix yester-
day. Nj. Shewnan will spend sew
era1 days in Prescott in the interest Of
the L O. G. T. lodge.
Mrs. w H. Code is expected home
from California on Monday Mrs
Code has been spending several weeks
in California.
The fruit packers ser. cut thsir
usual consignment of fruit yesterday
by express.
The AlhamIbra dining rooms are
serving the best mlsals n town. The
dining room is fitted with an electric
fan.
The KfmbaH house is being thor
oughly cleared and put in order for
the wiEser season. The dining room
will be openlsd on the 10th of Sep /
tamber
Samuel Crouch has sold his city
property to P A Williams. Mr. |
Crouch expects to leave soon for Cal !
ifornia, where he will make his flu
ture home. w NJ. Gilbert, the local |
real estate dealer, made the sale fOr |
Mr. Crouch.
j.. Holdern & Sons are sending
some of their fine Georgia watermel- /
ems to Phoenix and CA.her points. The |
melons range in weight from twenty |
five to sixty pounds.
A trainload CT twenty-four cars of |
hogs will be shipped out of Tempe |
tonight. Mesa, Tempe and Phoenix |
have furnished the hogs for this ship |
ment The shipment will be sent to |
California and Hawai-.
The dance given by the NJ l. A.
committee on Friday might was largely
attended and was a very enjoyable az
fair The band orchestra Will have
several pieces added soon and fur
h
1t is reported that one Of the local
electricians viii go east very soon
Rumor has it The young man will NOT
return alone.
The almonds raised in Mesa las.
year were shipped to New York and
brought a fancy price. During the
winter season it was noticed that sew
eraI mercantile films in the territory
were selling these almonds as having
come from the east.