Arizona republican., 1899-01-27
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Assamblyman Samuel Brown re- turned from Phoenix Wednesday to be at home during the adjournment oi the legislature.
 Dr. Charles H. Jones paid Phoenix a visit Wednesday.
 A strong effort is being made by friends Of the normal to improve the cause of that institution by adding to it music There is no doubt that with a strong professor of music in the chair the splendor of the inducements held out by that school would be en- hanced materially and be the means of bringing more students within its ra diance.
 Twelve new members were initiated into the Tempe lodge of Wcodmen of the World Wednesday night. Next Wednesday night the Mesa lodge will be invited, more members will be initiated and a fine supper will be discussed after the work.
 Miss Hendrix returned to her room Wednesday in the public school after an absence of several days on account of sickness.
 A W. Cosner is improving slowly after long siege of sickness.
 j. C.. Stege, a wholesale butcher from Riverside, Cal, was in town on Wednesday,
 Mrs. E. B. Gage of Prescott is spend ing a few days with Mrs George N. Gage of this city.
 Ernest Abs-Hagen, the Los. Angeles Photographic engineer, was a visitor in Tempe Wednesday. MT Hagen is or. his way to Globe, where his profes- sional services are required.
 During the present year The Bicycle Store will constantly keep in stock complete assortment of wheels at all prices. At the present time there are twenty-fcur wheels On the road.
 MESA.
 Mrs w. A. KimbaIl and A. P. Shew- man were called to the capital on Wednesday.
 The town was swarming with busi- ness Wedn esday.
 William Abell is out after a siege of the grip.
 Hon. c. R. flakes and family have gone to the Superstition mountains for an outing
 The Burton hunting party returned from Box canyon empty handed and without ever seeing any game. George Mcdonald has purchased the residence of George Passey The lat ter will go to Provo, Utah, where he Will engage in business.
 The 4year-old son of AIr Smith of Nephi died Wednesday and was buried in the afternoon at o'clock.
 Dr. Hawley is suff aring with the grip.
 Dr. Wiley of Phoenix came up to Mesa Wednesday on profes sionaI bus mess.
 Professor Morrison and his coIored m1nstrels drew large house Wednes- day evening
 Miss Florence Fe1tcn, sister of the late Ben Felton, is very low with pneu- monia.
 Charles seigle, whose life was de- spaired- of for awhile, is recovering from struggle with pneumonia.
 w. A. Kimbau left again yesterday morning for Goldfeld with a load of supplies All the tanks, six in num- Der, are completed and in position for cyanide plant The plant will have a capacity of eighty tons per day. work will begin on the tailings as soon as the plant is finished.
 Mir. Prothero of Lehi has a 1O-vear- old daughter who is very sick.
 There will be a dance tonight in the Coop. hall
 The bread trade at Charles Wings store was lively yesterday. Mir. Wing did little else all day but do it up for customers. The bread is without q superior in the valley.
 The trade held by Abell & Wilbur in the hardware business continues to be phenomenal. People from the Tempe country, and often from Phoenix, get their hardware of this enterprising firm. A close margin and quick sales and determination to let the people know it, is the policy these people pur- sue.
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 Miss Kate Terry trotted up to the footlights at the tender age of 8. when with perfect self-possession, she trilIed character song, as an ancient crone