Arizona republican., 1899-07-18
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

NO cars OF GId1A were SulDlJ[tl Oul
last night
H b. St Claire of Phoenix was i
business visitor at Tempe yesterday.
Hugh Price of New Mexico is in
Tempe Mr.. Price is here looking over
the country with a view of locating.
j. L. Priest spent yesterday in Phoe-
nix.
George Wilbur spent Sunday at
Mesa
Mr. Frisch drove over to Phoenix
Yesterday.
Mrs. M. G. Hill and AIRS. Curt W.
Miller We're passengers on the p. m.
train for Phoenix yesterday.
Mrs. Iron and her son. Dudley Craig,
will leave this afternoon for Silver
King.
Col. J. E. Price has purchased the
stone residence built by DR. C. H.
Jones on East Eighth street.
Anasteacio Herricea was fined s.
dollars yesterday in Justice Carley's
court for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct on the streets.
Cummings & Halves will have their
confectionery and ice cream parlOr in
operation next week They have the
best location in town and will do n
good business, as they both understand
the business
The Abel Wilbur Mullen Hardware
company of Tempe has arranged their
fine front window in very tasty man.
her with every article that is most
dear to the heart of the thrifty house
wife. The display elici.s the admira-
ton of all who have seen It.
Tempe's new hotel will be completed
by the first of November. Orders for
the necessary material for plumbing
I l.
in few days. The progress of the
work has been very rapid. the second
story being completed. The building
makes a splendid showing even as il
stands.
The city council has rented the front
corner room ON the second floor in The
Heneman block and will hereafter
transact all business and hold all of
its meetings at that place.
A party of COngregationalistS young
people chaperOned by Mr. and Mrs
Hough will leave for Pinal this after
noon. The party consists of: Arthur
Drew. Frank Empey. Glen Root. Miss
Lulu Wingar Miss Mary Wingar
Miss Bessie Archbold and Mr.. Hough
and family. They all leave with hopes
of having pleasant time and in three
weeks all will be back in Tempe
G. w. Miller of the Tempe News viii
leave for his old home in Pennsylvania
next, week to be gone several weeks.
MIR. Miller has not visited his old home
for a number of years and will I'M
doubleday enjoy the pleasure that such
reunions are conducive to. Mr. Carl
Hayden will look after Mr.. Miller's
newspaper interests during his alb
sence
Mrs. s. M Harris. wife of Conductor
HsIris of the NIa1icopa and Phoenix
train. IS III with rheumatism. and has
suffered a great deal during the past
few DAYS. Mr. Harris will leave for
the Hot springs with his wife where
she will take the hot baths which have
proved so beneficial in a great many
cases.
MESA.
AIcSsrs Wingar and Brundags spent
yesterday in Phoenix on business.
DIR. f. w. Wilbur was "A passenger
on the , o'clock train to the capitol
city Yesterday.
Several local travelling men spent
yesterday in Mesa taking orders.
Prof. Anderson who taught in the
Mesa schools last winter spent yester-
day in Phoenix on business.
Mrs. DeTWald will leave on Thurs
days excursion Tor California TO
spend the summer.
Zer1os Coop are handling a most
COMPLETE line of gents furnishing
goods and are selling them at most
reasonable prices.
Charles Wing was visitor at Phoe
nix yesterday.
Charles Starr spent yesterday in
Phoenix.
Mrs. Eta Pomeroy will leave today
with her two little daughters for
Thatcher. Ariz. Mrs. Pomeroy Will
spend several months at that place
with her mother
Fred Weeks is the father of fine
baby boy. Master Weeks made his
rst appearance yesterday morning.
Mother and son are doing nicely.
Miss Effie Hakes who has been suf-
fering for several years with a cancer,
is reported TO be much worse.
Mr. Hugh H Price. son of eX-Sena tor
Price of Indiana. spent Sunday in
Mesa as the guest of A L. Cuber. Mr..
Price has been engaged in the mining
Duisiness in New Mexico. but will To-
cate in this valley, being u firm be
liever in its future prosperity.
Charley Cuber has one of the finest
driving teams on the south side. They
are three and four ear-Olds and were
sired by Marcus Daley. Mr.. Cuber IS
justly proud of his fine turnout
The race TO be run between Dan
K1eman's horse Fox and Col
Ponrdtree's mare DAISY" is billed for
the 23rG inst at the race track near
1loote e,1.d Schule's place north of
Mesa.
Leonard Mes and AIRS. ]. Church
an daughter spent yesterday at the
capitoI city. The party returned on the
evening train.
+. e. Drane and 7. G. Peterson spent
Sunday in Phoenix visiting gfriends.
Mrs. Frank Berkeley spent Sunday i'll
Phoenix attending the funeral of her
brothers little boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Peterson gave Il
reception TO ii number of their friends
CECDET 0E HEkTTH