Arizona republican., 1899-02-16
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


 H. B. St Clair paid Tempe a visit yesterday.
 J. T. Priest and Mrs. M. G. Hill were passengers to Phoenix yesterday.
 A. J. Peters last night shipped car of barley to Fairbanks and several cars of hay to Cal.
 J. F. Beals and wife are over from Phoenix.
 Mr. and Mrs Frank Watts have concluded to make their home in Los Angeles and they expect to leave Tempe about the first of March
 A movement is on foot to reorganize the Grand Army post at this place. A meeting for that purpose has been called for Saturday night at the Armory hall.
 Yesterday afternoon the third grade of the normal model school was spend ing the afternoon on the reservation studying primitive conditions. The class is in charge of Mrs. M G. Hood. Miss Madge Richmond and Garnett Holmes.
 A game of base ball Is being ar ranged for between the newly organ iZed base ball club of Phoenix and the Tempe club, to be played at this placa next Sunday afternoon
 Wm. Dysart will today ship a train load of cattle to Cudahy at Los An geles. Cattle are selling at four cents
 Forrest Richmond of Phoenix was in Tempe yesterday on business.
 Milton J. Meyers yesterday took a day from his carpenter work to do some bicycle repairing.
 The KingSbury building is up to the second story and nearly ready for the roof
 The almonds at the Carroll ranch are not yet in bloom, which is an ex- ceptional fact, as most of the almonds in the valley are in bloom. The usual cold snap in March is likely to work havoc among the almonds which are very young.
 Sam Elder of Mesa paid Tempe a business visit yesterday. w. c. Ferris and wife and Prof. Will COX were in town yesterday from Mesa. w. A. Bolton shipped a carload of hay last night. Miss Minnie Goodwin bought lot No 13. in the Sotelo addition yesterday.
 MESA. Assemblyman James Arthur of Final county, was passenger on yesterday mornings train to Phoenix. George Moreland passed through Mesa yesterday with three wagon loads of lumber for the Ray Copper mine at Riverside.
  Clair and T. M. Gilbert of Phoenix, are registered at the Kimball house w. A. Kimball, T. E. Pomeroy and Judge Woy were among the passengers on the train to Phoenix yesterday afternoon. Those registered at the Alhambra are: J. A. Holman. Globe; John Glimphs, Riverside; Wm. Longmore. Holbrook Ed Jones who has been very sick for a few days, is now on the road to re- coVery. A car of lumber was brought up from Phoenix yesterday and left at the Nephi crossing for H. Gray. MT. Gray | will build residence at that place, l east of G. w. Stewards house.
 F. Robinson, who has been delirious with the grip for several days, has | taken a turn for the better He was able to recognize his friends yesterday l Abell & Wilbur yesterday set up a | wagon from the carload received Tues l day, for the purpose of exhibition | A man came along and bought it be- | fore it was put together. D. L. Robinson, postmaster at Con- gress, is in Mesa to be at the bedside | of his father. who is ill., A. c. Mcqueen yesterday sold his last bale of hay. There were 150 tons in the crop. The last of it went t0 Abell & Wilbur. Wallace Mcdonald Tuesday sold 13O steers to J. E. Sturgeon of Tempe. S3 300 changed hands. Mr Mcdonald is thinking strongly of buying a piano for his wife. John x. Jones, M. J. Forster and others returned yesterday from four days hunt up the river. Ducks, fish and quail were bagged and hooked.
 The almonds at the John X. Jones winery are in full bloom.