Arizona republican., 1899-02-19
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE

TEMPE
 Father Westhoff, J. J. Hodnett and Woolf Sachs were passengers from Phoenix yesterday morning.
 Watson Pickren drove to Phoenix yesterday.
 H. z. Buck was a business visitor to Phoenix yesterday
 B. Bellamy left for a hunting trip in the mountains yesterday morning.
 The train from MGricopa was six hours late yesterday.
 Dr. James NIcNaughton spent the day at Phoenix yesterday.
 Rev. E. ID. McCreary of Phoenix will speak in the M. E. church both this morning and evening.
 Harry and Wiley Duke of Mesa were visitors at this place yesterday.
 l.. J. Court, a well known prospector iI Vthe territory, is visiting friends in Tempe.
 Harvey Maine was in town yesterday forenoon. He is just recovering from a severe attack of the grip.
 Ned Carroll and Ed White have gone down on the Gila to do the assessment work on some mining claims they have in that country
 The masquerade ball Friday night was success. A large crowd was present. The masks and costumes were of every description and so well was every one masked that but few were found out until all unmasked in a grand march at 10:30. Among those from Phoenix were Messrs. Goodrich. Russell, Grouse, Richmond, Floyd Stroud and Ernest Stroud. And those from Mesa were Dr. Wilbur, Jack Smith, Walter Wilbur, George Wilbur, and Miss Kimball. Some of the best dancers in the valley were present.
 The normal foot ball team wishes to correct a false impression. It has been stated the game between the , normal and the high school on the 22d of this month is net a cham pionship game. Manager Holmes wishes it known that the game on that date is fer the championship and that the normal team is going after it.
 Talk about paying for what you don't do Here is something that will bring toes to the chalk line: The Ep- worth league of the NJ E. Church south will give a calico social Friday evening, February 24. at the Christian hall, cposite the reading room. Sup per, 15 cents. Following is the menu that will be served: Conglomerated compound circle, communicative cor dial (containing no chickory), Chinese cheer, south sea island. cide~-cured cucumber, cold comfort. Rules: Any lady who fails to wear calico dress will be fined 10 cents. Any gentle | man who fails to wear calico tie will be fined 10 cents. Any person who re- fuses to converse will be fined 10 cents. l
 Angelus Schoshusen died last night at the home of his brother, Henry Schoshusen, east of Tempe. The de- | ceased was a prosperous cattleman | who has made his headquarters at Tempe and Mesa for more than a year and was held in the highest es- teem by his acquaintances, for he was | q man of the most scrupulous integ- | rity The news of his death will | cause the deepest regret wherever he | was known. The funeral took place 1 this afternoon at o'clock from the 1 brothers residence, Rev. MT Kloss conducting the ceremony.
 MESA.
 G. w Woy, A. P. Snowman, T. E. Pomeroy and Miss Nettie Norris were passengers on yesterday mornings | train to Phoenix
 Dr. Chandler started yesterday morn ing for Detroit. Mich.
 Those registered at the AlhamEra | are: J. A. Lincoln, William Kaipp, | Salt Lake; c. j. Garcia, E. P. Grover. Holbrook; John Sprague, Junction. Utah; B. o. Valserson, Mesa; David | Charles, St. Johns, Ariz.
 Grover and Nelson have finished | shearing their sheep. The yield was over three hundred bales of wool. R. s. Longmore will start the shearers on his flock of 5000 tomorrow.
 MT. Gibson, c. H. Hopkins, Florence: H E. Slater, St. Louis; George King den, Prescott; c. H. Winters and wife, Kyrene; s. E. Patton and wife, and B. F. Porter, Phoenix are registered at the KimbalE house
 Two or three days ago some one s5cle Orson Cooper's silver mounted riding bridle Yesterday morning he found it lying in the dOoryard. The thief was probably afraid to use it, as it has Orson's initials engraved on it. and nearly all his acquaintances would recognize it on sight
 Dr. Chandler shipped a carload of hay yesterday morning.
 William G. Davis of Lehi was visit ing in town yesterday.
 There was a meeting of the Lehi shareholders of the Utah Canal cOm- pany last night fer the purpose of dis cussing the proper division of the water.
 H. E. Rodgers of Lehi was in town yesterday on business.
 Mrs M. B. Ullman bought the lot on the corner of Barnett's drug store, from Hiram Morris yesterday. Mrs. Ullman will soon build on the lot
 s. E. Patton and wife paid Mesa a visit yesterday.
 Montgomery & Son yesterday had