Arizona republican., 1899-05-19
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

l.. c. Masben of Phoenix passed through on yesterday mornings train.
 I've cars of lumber for Mesa and one carload for the L. W BIinn Lum- bel. company came in on the Maricopa train yesterday morning.
 Judge Morton, formerly of the Mesa Free Press, left Tempe yesterday for California
 J. w. Woof and Judge Charles Waolf went to Phoenix yesterday on business
 Roy Hill took the Mesa train for Phoenix yesterday morning.
 William LaBaron of the Mesa Coop was on yesterday mornings train from Mesa to Phoenix.
 B. M. DcTris made Tempe visit yesterday.
 w Scott shipped some nice apricots night before last from Sc0ttsdale.
 The Congregational church will be dedicated next Sunday forenoon. Rev. Lapsley A. McAfee of Phoenix will preach the dedicatCry sermon.
 Frank Spear will deliver papers to Mesa on a bicycle. He bought il from Borrowdale
 The electric lights will be tried in Tempe for the first time tomorrow night.
 Mis- lone Pias Of Gila Bend came to Tempe yesterday morning and is guest of Nils Ncna Kingsbury.
 The necessary mCney for the pur- chasing of a large sprinkler and op- erating the same has been subscribed. This step meets the appreciation Of the whole country surrounding Tempe as well as our tOwnspeopIe.
 TTaT4 4 IaO J,1 C1,o, # the National steam laundry, was in town yesterday doing business.
 c. J. Neal starts for Stafford this morning. He makes the journey oD his bicycle
 The following chasing exercises Of the Tempe public schcols will be ren- dered Friday night, May 19, 1899:
 Welcome song.
 Address of welcome, Frank Hough. 1.-The Sea Shells Whisper" by pri- mary pupils.
 Recitatfon May" Frank Parry.
 Song, ''Once I Got Into a Boat by primary pupils.
 Recitation, Ivan the Czar," Winnie Hanna.
 Dialogue, Work Conquers'
 Recitation, Milking Time" Sallie Miller.
 Recitation. "Grumbling Martha Vane Mckee.
 Dialogue, ''Pocahontas, Earl Brown and Ida Penn.
 Song, "FIoating'
 Recitation, Little Goldenihair," An. nie Cartledge. Tambourine drill. Recitation, "On the Sunset Line" Sadie Smith. Scng, Waves of the Sea
 Recitation, The Black Horse and His Rider" Earl Brown.
 Presentation of diplomas by Super dntendert A. H. Fulton.
 Motion song, Daisies" by nine girls.
 Fan drill
 A song of spring.
 The graduating class is composed of | Earl V. Brown, Annie Cartledge and ! Frank G. HCugh. The patrons of the 1 school and general public are cordially | invited to attend these exercises. Wesley HiE has severed his connec- tion with The Arizona Republican | and has taken position in the Phoe- nix street car service.
 BorrCwdale has the most complete collection Of curios for sale on the | south side. Every manner of curious thing seems to be knocking around -hfs show window ands helves. In the collection there are some rare things.
 MESA.
 11he Zenos Coop. Co. is fixing its store building
 Sieve Hughes and Frank Perkins were in town on business yesterday. There wifi be a dance at the Coop. hall Friday evening.
 Walter Nation, the ice man, is sick with the quinsy.
 Dr. Chandler and Talma PomerCy went to Phoenix yesterday afternoon on a business trip.
 Billy Moore, the deputy sheriff from Phoenix, was in town yesterday. Mir. E. Curry Of Tempe was in tcwn yesterday.
 Children deprived of fats