Arizona republican., 1899-03-17
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
 Wallace Morse, Ed Goodwin and Mrs. w. S. Stelzreid were passengers to Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. George Gam, wife of Station Agent Gam of the NJ. & p. at Phoenix, passed through yesterday afternoon on her way home from a visit with Mrs. Sprague and Ms. W. A. Kimball of Mesa.
 J. G. Cane, with his wife and little baby started yesterday afternoon for Springfield, Mo. MT. and Mrs Cane have been living on a farm near Tempe, and it is with regret that their friends said goodbye to them. In all probability they will return, for few who have ever lived in the Salt River valley can stay away.
 Several carloads of hay were shipped out yesterday.
 Abell. Wilbur and Mullen of Mesa are rapidly completing arrangements for opening their new hardware store in the Odd Fellows building MT. Null len and George Wilbur will take charge of the Tempe house. while MT Abell and his son will handle the Mesa house.
 The Collins stage was loaded to the hubs with passengers and baggage last nlSnC on US return to GuOGHIA
 The school election is beginning to agitate the minds of Tempe citizens, and especially the minds of school teachers. There will perhaps be two trustees elected this spring, as Boon Lewis may determine to take up his residence in Yuma.
 The ranches on the south side are beautiful. There is no need to enlarge on their beauty for all know this state ment to be true at this time of year. Yet the knowledge is only half con scious possession and any who wish to get near natures heart should get out early in the morning and take a spin or a drive through one of the prettiest of earth's spots.
 The lyceum of the public school will render the following programme this afternoon After the programme there will be an election of officers. The fol lowing is the programme: Recitation, Alice Wyncoop composition, Sadie Smith: recitation Della Penn; read ing, Winnie Hanna recitation, Ida Penn; solo, Iona Greenleaf; recitation, Annie Cartledge; recitation Carrie Coughran; recitation, Annie Sacks; reading, Willie Franklin; reading, Annie White; composition, Clara Sharbrough; composition. Abram Lu-
 
 mental solo, Mona Kingsbury; reading, Alma Harris; reading, Bennie Miller; wit and humOr, Frank Hough
 MESA.
 James R. Cartwright, S. A. Cart wright and w. H. Bradbury were visi- tors to Phoenix yesterday by the morning train.
 Mrs. Philip Weisner and Mrs. w $. q urifR of h EIyvT11 Al of Yavapai county, were passengers to Phoenix yesterday morning.
 Judge G. w. Woy and Talma Pom eroy spent yesterday forenoon in Phoe- nix. Sic Allison is able to be aroung again after her long sick spell
 w. H. Code and E. P Grover were passengers to Phoenix yesterday after noon. William R. Orr of the Detroit News, who with his wife has been staying at | the Kimball House. had the pleasure | yesterday morning of greeting his 1 brother, John, whom he had not seen | for fifteen years. John Orr is sergeant | major in the regular army of the Unit l ed States, and has served his country | as soldier for thirty years He is | now on sick leave from Manila, and | took the opportunity, as he was pass ing through of visiting his old stamp | ing grounds, for, prior to 'S2, he was | stationed at different posts in Arizona. | New Mexico and Texas. and Indians are 1 no curiosity to him.
 Those registered at the Alhambra | are T. J. Hazen, Grants, Ore; E. F. | Gibson, Frank White. H. A Chase. 1 Charles Bradley, Phoenix; R. NJ At kfns, Mesa; John Martin Grants. N. NJ | Those registered at the Kimbau | house are F. A. Hartwell. c. NJ Zan- der, Jim Beck, PhOenIx: George Tomas, Globe; H. F. Hall San Fran cisco; A. V. Snowgrass, Phoenix; G. R. Dawson St Louis.
 H. F. Hall of San Francisco was the guest of A. W. Snowgrass yesterday MT. Hall and MT. Snowgrass took din ner at the Kimball house.
 There will be a party and supper given in honor of MT. and Mrs Murphy at the home of A. c. Mcqueen tonight. Fifteen or twenty guests will be pres ent. MT Murphy is a son of Simon J. Murphy, a capitalist from Detroit. The elder MT. Murphy is interested to a great extent in the S. F., P. 6 P. rail- roau and the Phoenix National bank. He has mining property in Yavapai county, besides considerable property on the south side
 Yesterday morning when Postmaster Johnson went to the post office he found that burglars had broken into the safe and taken above S200 in cash and $500 in stamps. The safe of John son Bros store was also mutiIated. In this attempt the burglars were foil 1,o ha1a hi I