Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-07
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Derwood Draper. of Phoenix. was a
business caller in Tempe yesterday.
Walter Shute spent Sunday evening
in the capital city.
The public school will have holiday
today to give the little folk a chance to
see the show.
Louis Hedgepeth spent Sunday with
his friends in Tempe.
Mrs. R. G. Andre and Mrs. w. G..
Devore spent yesterday in Phoenix.
The Normal Guards yesterday re-
ceived twenty stands of new rifles to
be used in the drill.
Mr.. DUNCAN, manager of the Hay
den store, was a caller in the capitol
city Sunday.
Jack Harris has sold his business out
to Mr.. Loomy, of Mesa
Col. T. L. Shultz will this evening,
leave on business trip to Boston.
Milkman Hartman lost two fine cows
easily worth $50 each, yesterday morn
ing, by bloat.
DR.. Wilson was over from Phoenix
yesterday. DIR. Wilson lost everything
he had.in Tempe in the fire, including
his entire set of instruments. office fix
lures, two $4,000 life insurance policies
and his much priced diploma, he does
not know whether or not he will locate
in Tempe again, but during his short
stay in Tempe he has made many
friends.
Theo. Nicholas is fixing up part of the
old Jungerman stand for his new meat
market though in East Tempe, he is
doing a large order business down
town.
A ]. Peters shipper out two cars of
hay and one car of barley last night
Miss Nerva Stone, of the normal, was
a caller in Phoenix yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hill and Mrs. c. w. Mil
Ter spent yesterday visiting in the cap
itol city.
Mr.. NJ. E. Carroll. of Congress, is Wis
iting with his relatives in Tempe.
Miss Carrie Reynolds of the normal,
was in Phoenix visiting friends Sun
day evening.
On Friday afternoon, Nov. 3, the
Tempe public school lyceum elected the
following officers: Sadie Smith, presi-
dent: Alice Greenleaf. vice president;
lone Greenleaf, secretary; Clayton
Reed, asst. secretary; Marion Thomas.
treasurer; Bonnie Bigler. teller; Cliff
II.
minis, marshal; Francis Thomas and
Sallie Miller. program committee. After
the election of officers the following
program was rendered: Singing by the
societyReIeading, lone Greenleaf: reci-
tation, Clifford Johnson; recitation,
Okla. anderson -. reading. Francis
Thomas; reading, Sallie Miller; read
ing, Stella Fellows; recitation, Chona
Macon; reading. Georgia Tomlinson;
reading, Marion Thomas: reading,
Merina Priest: recitation, Della Penn.
MESA.
Jack Fraser and ". f. Pomeroy
were business visitors to Phoenix yes
terday.
Geo. Smith. of Tonic Basin, drove a
herd of cattle in from his ranch to pas
ture. arriving at Mesa yesterday
Rev. A 3. TomlinsOn. of Tenpe.- filled
the pulpit at the Baptist church Sun
day. His text was"Faithful sa9ings.and
worthy of all .acceptation that Christ
Jesus came into the world to save sin
r1ers of whom 1 am chief" The even
ing service at the Baptist chufeh was a
very pleasing one. stereopticen views
of the life of Christ were used. and We're
and exhortations by the pastor, Rev.
Banks.
Louis Ellsworth. of Lehi, paid Mesa
a business visit yesterday.
Jed Johnson, of Nephi, was bust
ness visitor to Mesa.
j. B. Jacobs. representing Simon Levi
Packing Co. of San Diego, Cal, visited
Mesa yesterday.
d. Draper. of Phoenix, representing
Chapman Bros, paid Mesa visit yes
terday.
Sharkey mot the sailor lubbe) of
Phoenix. representing Z. F. Kellner &
Co. was a visitor to Mesa yesterday
Spellman, of Doris Bros. was bust
ness visitor TO Mesa yesterday.
Messrs. Frank Dana. Fort Peterson,
Fred Passey and Jos. Hill, with teams.
started for the Canaigra farm of Bugs
& Benner, south of Phoenix yesterday.
They have a contract for three weeks
blowing.
Mr.. Josh Sweet, of Lehi. just returned