Arizona republican., 1899-11-11
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Jack Stewart of Mesa was business
caller in town last night.
Milton Meyers left yesterday for the
cattle ranges in the Pinal mountains
to work on a water system for the
stock He will be back in a week or
so.
A. ]. Peters shipped out three cars OF
hay on last nights train.
Butcher Tribolet of Phoenix spent
yesterday on the south side in his
business interests.
E. Lehman has temporarily moved
his barber shop into the front end of
the Tempe House. He will in a few
days locate in the room in the LINING
ton block, opposite the new hotel.
The two base ball mines of the public
school will have game of base ball
on the vacant lot back of the post
Office today.
Harry st. Claire of Phoenix was a
business caller in Tempe yesterday.
There was a basket social at the
Double Butte school house last night.
The teacher at the Double Butte school
is Miss Mary Wingar, one of the class
of '9S of the normal.
Albert Miller yesterday began pre-
which will be erected on the south OF
and adjoining the Mercantile store.
The structure will be of brick and will
have one of the best locations in the
city. The rooms have already been en-
gagged when completed. Tempe seems
to be growing very fast lately, and be-
fore many years will be the leading
city in the valley.
1rrffi a1
of Phoenix spent yesterday in Tempe
the guests of Prof. J. w. Smith, prin-
cipal of the normal. They. in connec-
ton with Dr. Charles y. Jones of this
city. constitute the territorial visiting
committee of the normal school. spent
the forenoon visiting the various de-
partments of the normal and were ex-
ceedingly well pleased with the man
agement and success of the institution.
At the morning session both Rev. Hal
sey and DR. Duffield addressed the stu
dents in a most pleasing and instruc-
tive manner. which was enjoyable and
1hey were much benefited by short
talks by such good men.
The following are the reports of the
various teachers of the public school
giving the names of the pupils who
were neither tardy nor absent during
1he month ending November 10:
Eighth grade.-Frof. Frizzell, teacher:
Della Penn, Ida Penn, Marina Pratt
and Sadie Smith.
Seventh grade.-Prof. Frizzell, teach
er: Okla Anderson, Matte Corbell,
Stella Fellows, Alice Greenleaf, lone
C;reerieaf Mona Kingsbury. Chona
Malone. Sammie Morse, Clayton Reed,
Harry VanNoate, Georgia Tomlinson
and Francis Thomas.
Sixth grade-.Miss Edna Ozanne,
teacher: John Dowdle, Leslie Whit
taker and Ben Robbins.
Fifth grade-Miss Edna Ozanne,
teacher: Frankie Bellamy. Frank Mil
Ter. It,logene Murphy. Bessie McFadden,
Lizzie Parry. Clara Smith, Corinne
VanNoate. Charley White and Orville
Rush.
Fourth grade.-Miss teach
er Florence Wheeler, Lonnie
Forsee. Frank Parry, Alice Fellows
and Adah Small.
Third grade.-Rosy Miller, Pearl Cor
bell. Louis Corbell, Ernest Thomas,
AIemeda Dickinson, Reah Conser'
Maud Richards, Jessie Laird. Edward
Luedke, James Wilson, Otto Conser
and Clarence Gregg.
First and Second grades.-Miss Clara
Miller. teacher: VERNE Saylor. Lola
spear. Alice Smith. Bertha Frisch.
Blossom Forsee. Flora Theu. LOIS
Mullen. George Greenleaf. Walter
Penn. John Gregg. Willie Whitaker,
Gregoria Basques, Maggie COsner ana
Ray Merrill
MESA.
Mr.. F. HadIow. from Lotus, Edo
RADIO county. Cal. in company with his
brother. Geo. Hadlow. of Phoenix. paid
Mesa a visit Thursday. Mr.. Geo. Had
low came to Arizona year since. and
was so pleased with the country. eli
mate and outlook 70 Tthe future. that he
prevailed on his brother to sell out his
immense fruit interests in California
and move to Salt River Valley. Mr.. F.
Hadlow is we'll pleased with our valley
and they will engage in truck farming
Wiley Holman is down from Queen
Creek reservation spending few
days in Mesa. He has been employed
there ''gIIaging' for the government.