Arizona republican., 1899-04-26
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

good progress and expects to give
 concert soon.
 Miss Stella Chatham left Monday
 night for Bisbee to visit the Dureys formerly of Tempe. Miss Chatham was
 very successful in conducting the
 Double Butte school the past year
 J. A. Armenia returned Monday from a business trip to Prescott. MT Armenia has clearly demonstrated ir the past few months that he is a sue cessful young grocer and general mer- chandise dealer. It IS safe to- say that in gents clothing alone he has filled as. many orders this spring as any other merchant in Tempe.
 Professor J. L. Johnston and wife were in Phoenix yesterday on busi- ness.
 The new Baptist parsonage is begin ming to show what it will look like when completed. c. A. Corbell's house will soon be the handsomest residence on the south side. MT. Laird's new two-story building is LII, so far as the walls have anything to do with it. The writers feels impelle dto ask who it is next?
 The Odd Fellows splendid three story structure is nearly finished. To- night the Rebekahs will give a grand ball in the Odd Fellows magnificently equipped apartments. The large hall, undoubtedly the finest of it's kind in the territory, will be we'll filled with people from different parts of the val ley. A special train will be run for the accommodation of Glendale and Phoenix people. A special train will be run from Mesa, leaving Mesa at 6:15, returning after the ball. Round trip tickets, 50 cents. During the evening the inimitable Borrowdale will serve refreshments in rooms es- pecially designed as banquet halls
 It was reported that twenty cars of hay were ordered for shipments of hay from this place. The order was for ten cars instead of twenty. MT. Peters has a number of orders to fill in different parts of the territory in the next few days and has learned by costly experience the best way to get cars is to order as far ahead as pos sible. In fact, that great single hand ed orator has about that kind of an order standing all the time and when the cars come in in greatly di- unfinished numbers day after day the year around. Mir. Peters delivers his usual morning speech on the general cussedness of things
 w. G. Ogle of Phoenix, special agent of the Mutual Life of New York, started for Globe on his wheel yester- day.
 Dr. F. J. Hart, Red Cross surgeon from Manila, expects to be released from duty in a few days, when he will return to his home in Tempe. The doctor is now spending a few days among the redwood trees in northern California
 -, Paul Eckart of Mesa spent the ar- ternoon yesterday with Mitchell, Of the Syracuse shop in Tempe
 Rafael Gallardo of Congress Is spending few days with friends in town.
 MT McCabe returned home from Los Angeles yesterday morning.
 c. P. Borrowdale has an important assistant in his store work in Charles who is recently from Mis- souri,
 The funeral services of Michael Church, who died on Monday from a 1 hemorrhage of the lungs, took place yesterday
 Curt W. Miller was a passenger to Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 Charles Mullen's little baby boy, | who died Sunday from Catarrh of the l stomach, was buried yesterday morn ing at g o'clock the Rev. l.. l.. Rogers conducting the funeral services.
 MESA.
 Joe Peterson was u passenger to | Phoenix on yesterday mornings train
 The Abell, Wilbur & Mullen com | pony sold two sulkey hay-rakes yes terday to Holsaple and Wallace, and | one six-foot Jones mower to Dobson. |
 Sam Johnson is dangerously i'll from | an attack of fever.
 w. B. Babbitt was summoned to | Phoenix yesterday to serve on a jury. ] social game of cards was enjoyed | by a lively party of young people at 1 w. D. Johnson's Monday night
 pr. B. w. Wilbur was a passenger to Phoenix yesterday afternoon
 J. B. Devine drove to Phoenix yes- .erday.
 Mrs. W. K. Porter paid the capital | eity call yesterday
 Talma Pomeroy and Phin Daily went 70 the city beyond the Salt yesterday.
 Lehi is well nigh depopulated this week on account of the citizens go- ng to Phoenix to either witness pr take part in the Billups vs the En- argement and Extension Canal com Oany
 Charles Wing has decided to re- enter business again. This time MT. Wing will embark in the butcher bus ness. May 1 MT. Wing will take sharge of the Dana market. THE UNITED STATES OF TODAY. What ex-Judge Lambert Tree Says
 About the Late War
 Ex-Judge Lambert Tree of Chicago, who was United States minister at and afterward at St. Peters 1urg during MT. CleveIand's first term, on the Campania after visit ng relatives abroad. Speaking of in ernational affairs soon after landing, judge Tree, among other things, said Just before leaving England I heard hat grave trouble had occurred at Sa-