Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-02
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
A. ]. Peters and wife spent yester-
day in Phoenix.
Dwight B. Heard of Phoenix was
business visitor in Tempe yesterday.
Miss Minnie Hill was called to Phoe-
nix last evening on account of the i'll
ness of her father. but expects to re-
sumo her work at the normal Monday.
William Gilbert and J. Pearce of
Mesa were callers in Tempe last night.
A number of the members of the
Tempe lodge, A. o. L. w. went over to
Phoenix to attend the festivities of
that lodge last night.
A car of barley and car of hay
were shipped out by A. J. Peters last
night.
c. H. Rich and mother left Tuesday
for Hot Springs in pursuit of health.
both being afflicted With rheumatism.
Milton Meyers has closed his bust
ness in Tempe and moved to his farm
a mile east of town. where he expects
to build up a nice home.
Borrowdale's part of the normal
school uniforms came in yesterday and
the boys in their new cadet suits make
a good appearance in drill.
H. c. Yaeger, south of Tempe. started
to put in 260 acres of grain this week.
Mr. Yaeger will also farm the Wormser
land in that vicinity.
S. ]. Finch has purchased a new
double seated surrey.
Broadway & Mouer are going to give
a $50 gold watch on Christmas day to
-k,a he he nj oh
number of beans in a jar placed on the
counter in the store.
Adjutant-G General Robinson was a
visitor at the normal yesterday and
invited the cadets of the school to COM
pete in a military drill TO be held in
Phoenix carnival week. The normal
boys have one of the best instructors
and will be hard to beat in such con-
test.
J. E. Sturgeon left yesterday for Will
cox to bring into the valley 400 head
of cattle which he lately purchased
there. Mr.. Sturgeon is doing an i'm
mense cattle business. Last week he
purchased forty-eight feeders from
Lon Harmon and 125 head of steers
from ]. s. Stewart. and Tuesday fifty
head of fat cattle from Charles David
son.
Rev. Mr.. KIoss and Rev Mr. Ashman
territorial superintendent of the Con-
gregational missions. were visitors at
the normal yesterday at the morning
session. Rev. Mr.. Ashman favored the
students with a short and interesting
address which was greatly appreciated
by them.
J. ]. Frazier. mayor Of Bloomer-
was a pleasant caller among his Tempe
friends last night.
A great deal of uneasiness is being
felt over thu condition of Charles
Haigler the normal full-back He was
injured in the game with the Indians
two weeks ago and has steadily grown
worse. Mr.. Haigler is the normals
crack player. and unless he improves.
the team will be somewhat weakened.
The normal team is scheduled TO meet
the Phoenix team next Saturday. No
vember f. and as the latter is the
heaviest team in the territory. the nor
NAL boys will have to play hard to
hold their own. For the benefit of the
team and their supporters there will be
half fare rates from Mesa and Tempe
to Phoenix. and it is hoped that the
normal Dogs Will nave as many rOOterS
as heretofore. The team viii leave
Tempe at l o'clock.
MESA
c. H. Starr and wife were business
visitors TO Phoeniy yesterday.
Our genial county superintendent of
public schools. A. H. Fulton, is spend
ing few days in Mesa and vicinity
visiting the schools.
Mrs. Ellen Crismon. who has been
very sick for weeks. is now rapidly i'm
proving.
w. II. Code took a run down to the I
capital city on bushes yesterday.
Orval Wing of Lehi made Mesa a
visit yesterday.
Parker Tewksbury drove into Mesa
yesterday morning from his ranch west
Of Mesa to procure barley to plant. The
late rise in the river has caused quite
an impetus in grain planting.
]. G. Peterson has entirely recovered
from his illness. and his genial coun-