Arizona republican., 1899-04-30
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

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 TEMPE
 The members of the normal gradu- ating class of '99 were guests of the Misses Richmond. Henshaw and Bow yer at the home of Miss Bowyer h Phoenix. Friday night. A majority of the class were passengers on a large hay-rack The young people enjoyed themselves immensely Games, sing ing and refreshments were the prin- cipal features Cf the evening. Quite a number of the class were unable to attend on account of sickness.
 Miss Dollia Mckee left for her home in southern California last night.
 Dr. Brack of Mesa spent yesterday in this city.
 Miss Mary Register is doing well in the Sisters hospital
 s4lss Morton of the normal school faculty, Miss Clara Miller, Miss Josie Carroll, Wallace Morse and F. A. Hough were passengers to Phoenix yesterday.
 Mrs. T. L. Schultz, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Hauxburst drove to the capital yesterday.
 Captain T. B. Pomeroy was a visi- tor from Mesa yesterday.
 The normal and public schools of this place will celebrate Monday, May first, as a holiday.
 A. J. Peters recently shipped car of bran to southern California
 William Goodwin yesterday re- ceived a large load of furniture at his new house.
 Tom Jenson, the bailer. and the Rogers Brothers, the threshers, of Mesa were in town yesterday.
 
 ting Cages grain for hay on Friday.
 William Penn sent 4O0O pound load of grain and groceries to Pinal yesterday
 c. S. Mustard and MT. DsMund came over from Phoenix on yesterday mornings train.
 Mrs. B. F. Porter of Phoenix passed through here on her way to Mesa yes terday.
 There was a meeting of the stock holders of ths Goodwin Ditch com pany yesterday to elect directors.
 The ball given by the Eastern Stas Rebekahs of Tempe Wednesday night proved to be a delightful affair. The new hall and reception rooms of the Odd Fellows building at Tempe prov ed a surprise to those who had not seen them before. A short reception was held before the grand march and all got acquainted with each other. | Mrs. T. M NoIin of Phoenix and Err | nest Schmidt of Tempe led the grand | march and made a beautiful affair of it. The dancing was suspended at F | o'clock, at which time refreshments | were enjoyed at BorrOwdaIe's.
 MESA.
 The Hunsaker Hardware company | sold a mower to George Drew yeSter- l day. After several repFirings, the Sprink- | leR. is again out The streets were | greatly in need of a baptism.
 Friday evening a frisky horse was tied to the Iamp-post in front of the | Brizzee Bros saloon. It suddenly be- | came frightened, jumped back and | broke the lock which held the lamp rope Instantly the lamp fell to the | ground, breaking it to pieces.
 Joe and John. Hulgate of Florence are in Mesa to spend a few days.
 MT. Dobbie d. Goldfeld is in Mesa visiting his son-in-law, Prof. Loper CT the Mesa schools.
 Charles Wing killed two young calves and one steer yesterday for Mondays barbecue.
 The Barclay horse which has been in training the past few weeks for the May day races, stepped on piece of glass Friday, thus barring him from the races.
 T. Daily has secured 1000 seats for the accommodation of the picnGckers May first.
 A guitar zither was raff1ed off at the Rrizzee Brothers saloon last night. The Harper brothers of Lehi were in Mesa yesterday on business
 H. D. Lowry is painting Charles Wings new butcher shop.
 The machinery was placed in the new creamery building Friday night, and made it's first run yesterday. Elk cellent work was reported
 Leonard Nets resigned his office Of second lieutenant of company B, N. G. A., Friday night.
 W. E. Mitchell, the new bicycle man, is highly pleased with his new quarters. Good workmanship is guaranteed.
 John Nets, who has been teaching for the past two years at Florence, is now at home for his summer vaca- tion MT. Nets reports a very sue cessfuI years work at school
 Yesterday while the children were for the school entertain ment, a fire broke out, set by some careless youth, and promised to do 1aNOC lO the WAOIo OOoA4SSo 1GAi OA | town. But fortunately, Prof Loper and several larger students were at hand and after a hard fight succeeded in extinguishing the flames. ! At the Baptist church Rev. o. J. Banks will preach at Il a. m. upon 'eThe Lords Supper and at 7:3O p. { m. upon '"The grace of self control The ordinance of the Lords Supper will be administered at the morning ] service.
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