Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-27
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
Charles Kinstler was down from
Mesa yesterday.
Billy StrCngs thTesher is al work
threshing On the Frarkenburg ranch
Bob Finch is expecting in two G: the
latest style lubber-tired buggies in q
few days With these up-to-date eel
ebrities Bob will have a most COM
plete livery.
Miss Herr of Florence went Over to
Phoenix Yesterday for a weeks visit
as the guest of Mrs G. w Brown
Some Tempe parties went over t.
Phoenix Yesterday in way that
might betoken wedding bells in Tempe
soon.
Thompson Walkers family and Bob
GiIliland got back yesterday from an
extended trip in the mountains
Judge Howell arrived from Tonto
Basin yesterday with d large bunch
of fine fat cattle
The confectionery store opened sew
eraI months ago under the manage
ment of Bert Morgan and is new doing
a good business, and Bert certainly
keeps the store in fine condition and
serves fine ice cream and ice cream
sodas.
There are number of new boxes
on the rural mail route since Inspector
Amin was here.
The Crimson Rim base ball club
held meeting Monday evening IN
Attorney Woolf's office tC settle up
all the base ball accounts and discuss
the idea of putting up a large grand
stand on the ball grounds. This is a
good move and should be pushed
Lee Brizzee Of Mesa was a. business
caller in this city last evening
The Crimson Rims had another
interesting practice game LIST night
The team is doing good practice wcrk
every evening. This undoubtedly IS
the coming team in the territory
Dr. Broadway says that his toe IS
now almost well and he is glad to be
out again. Accidents viii happen even
in dreams.
Tempe is fair example OF a model
little city. The streets could net be
made any bettsT. they are perfectly
even and free from stones and rub
bish; all are continually sprinkled,
making them entirely free from dust
Mill avenue is swept every N5nday
morning. The streets sbOut the city
make fine drives. Pleasure parties
with buggies and bicycles spend the
evenings on the beautiful streets. and
we have some of the finest turnouts
IN the valley. The sidewalks are
kept UP in the finest shape through the
business part they are CT cement. fur
Their out they are graveled and kept
free frcm grass and rubbish
Temples buildings are c. the most
modern type, the business houses be-
ing large two and three-story struc-
lures. usually with large glass fronts
and prettily finished. Such buildings
rs the Petersen block. the Odd Eel
lows building and the new -tel ara
a credit to the largest CT cities. |
The hotel, now nearly completed |
with its elevator. electric lights and |
bell system, etc, with complete sew
erage system, is entirely an up-t1-date /
hotel One Of its chief attractions is |
the large and beautifully finished YER
andaS which mean 50 much to a /
place in this country
Tempe mas a complete electric sys-
tenn, and the many pretty dwellings. as |
well as the business houses, are all /
well lighted. One thing especially no.
ticeable about our electric lights is
the evenness with which they burn.
One gCcd little daily and weekly |
newspaper is published in this place
The Arizona Republican, the largest
daily paper OF the territory, is de-
livered all over Tempe an hour after
it leaves the press in Phoenix. which
gives the people all the daily news
rather early-beiore breakfast.
The country surrounding US is the
finest farming land in the valley. even
at the present. considerable hay Is
being made and large herds of fat
cattle grazing in the green fields cf al
falfa are pretty sights.
The rural mail system inaugurated
in this place four years ago. is another
great advantage to our farmers. who
get their mail delivered to their
homes every morning. This rural
route extends ten miles south, includ-
ing Kyrene in its delivery By this
means The Republican reaches the
rural homes regularly the same morn
ing as published. Tempe is one of the
lOvliest spots in all the west.
MESA.
w. H. Code was a business visitor
at Phoenix yesterday
The ZenOs CO-cp have the most
complete line ST dry goods IN M=sa.
Call and get their prices.
T E. PomerCy was a passenger on
the o'clock train to Phoenix yester-
day.
Miss Anna Hall will spend several
weeks with her Sister. Mrs. Bert Win
gar in Mesa
w. B. Barbour and James Bark left
yesterday for the Bark and Criswell
cattle ranch.
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