Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-24
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Judge Grouse of Phoenix was in
town Friday.
Henry Frisch, Mr. Mattley Mr.. and
Mrs Ozanne and ]. w. Woclf drove
over to the capital city yesterday.
Prof. Fred M. Irish was a passenger
to Phoenix yesterday on the p. N.
train.
DIR. DeVcre and wife are back from
their mountain trip both locking we'll
The doctor will again open his office
in the Armstrong residence.
Mrs Schultz is back from an extend
ed visit in the east. While away Mrs
Schultz visited New York. Boston and
several points of interest in Canada,
returning by the way of Chicago.
Miss Mary Bartleson and Miss Lii
liam Reid of the normal are spending
the day at Phoenix. They are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Kibbey.
Miss Laura Greer of st. John, Ariz..
will arrive in Tempe today and will
enter the normal Monday.
Miss Mamie Anderson, CT ella Bend
arrived here yesterday. Miss Ander-
son has many friends in Tempe who
welcome her back.
Mrs 1. B. Page has returned from
a pleasure trip to the coast. Mrs.
Page seems much improved by her
"trip.
The directors of the Tempe Canal
company held their regular meeting
yesterday.
Julia Nichols, were visitors at the
capital yesterday.
Miss Emma Peyton member Of the
class of '99, will teach at Cline, ella
county, the coming season.
Rev. NJ. B. Scarborough, presiding
elder of the M. E. church, south, left
Friday for Prescott.
III. B. Griffin left last night for the
Hot springs, where he will spend
several weeks. Webb Griffin will have
charge Of the Pinal mail delivery
while his father is absent.
Miss Bertha Wilson has been EN-
ployed to teach the school at Wheat
field, Ariz
Mrs. Neils Peterson entertained the
NJ. E. Sunday school at her residence
yesterday. A very pleasant time was
enjoyed by everyone who was present. |
L. c. Austin was pleasantly sur
prised at his home eight miles south |
of Tempe Thursday night by party of
young people from Tempe The host !
was found in bed but by the use of a
few old tin cans and shotgun, was !
promptly raised from his SAUNDERS in /
party returned to Tempe.
Mrs. George Stelzriede is down from
Crown Point and will remain in Tempe
until Mrs. J. w. Stelzriede returns /
from Los Angeles, which will be some
time in October
This afternoon there will be a match
game of base ball at this place be-
tween the TRUE Blues" of Phoenix
and the Crimson Rims of this place.
After the game the losing team will
challenge the winner to a series Of
games for a purse of $50 large
attendance is expected from Phoenix
as well as Tempe.
The ball given at the armory hall
Friday night by the Mill Avenue club
was a perfect success. Over fifty
couples were present. Mesa and Phoe-
nix were we'll represented. The Mill
Avenue club has the reputation of
knowing how to get up tirst-cIass
dances, and it is worthy of its repu-
tation.
District Attorney Flanagan of
Phoenix was an official visitor at ,
Tempe yesterday
G. G. Jones was a business visitor at 7
the capital city yesterday.
James Goodwin will leave tonight
for Tucson where he will enter the ,
university and will take a special
course in mineralogy. Mr. Goodwin
a few days ago from Globe
where he had been interested in open l
ing up a promising copper claim.
A. ]. Peters went out To Maricopa !
last night to meet his wife, who re- q
turned from a trip to the coast. Mr.
and Mrs. Peters will return on this I
train from Maricopa F
'sHenry's Place" is the place to get S
frst-class meals also oysters in any I
style Open day and night. Mr. \
Frisch has employed one Of the best \
cooks in the territory and his restau- h
rant is clean from top to bottom The '
bar-roOm speaks for itself as being the c
1p-to-date bar-rOCm Of Tempe. F
The normal school cadsts have or \
Tered their uniforms and On their ar c
rival will begin drilling in the proper n
manner with the new guns. This year e
every cadet will have a uniform, ad- h
ling much to the appearance of the
company over last year
Temps is becoming noted for its n
)ase ball players. Yesterday the
Arizona Apaches" of the Phoenix =
central school played the Tempe public
school nine ait this place. The !
Apaches run the score up to II to in
heir favor the first four innings, but
ost the last five. The Tempe boys
Won the game by score of 81 to 81.
Willie Franklin acted as captain of