Arizona republican., 1899-12-22
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


 D. J. Thomas drove over from Flor ence yesterday.
 Theo Nicholas, after looking about for week for some nice fat cattle for Xmas week, has found a nice bunch of fat young steers from which he will furnish meat to his patrons.
 Carl Carlson is doing the painting on the new Miller building, and the glass hasn't come yet.
 An excursion will be run to Phoenix this evening to accommodate those wishing to see the James-Kidder-Han- ford combination. The indications are that a good sized crowd will attend.
 The normal school foot ball team will play the Phoenix team at the park on Christmas day.
 It is rumored that there will be wedding at the Baptist church next Sunday evening.
 Mr. Warneke is building handsome brick house on his ranch in the Rohrig district.
 Henry Frisch's place is getting to be the popular oyster parlor for cattlemen and travelling men.
 Johnnie Detwilder, who is doing the slaughtering for the Birchel meat market, has proved himself to be the neatest and cleanest at his work of any one the market has ever had, and with the assistance of Detwilder and Teeters the force of the shop is com plete. Birchell has boxes of dressed turkeys on ice for Xmas week and is busy taking orders for dressing tur- keys for those Xmas roaSts.
 The second team of the normal will play a game of foot ball Saturday at the Tempe base ball grounds with the Monarch team of Phoenix. A snappy game is expected. The following is the normal school lineup: Left end, Wag- non: left tackle, Laney; left guard, Jones; center, Lindsey; right guard, Dean; right tackle, Coughran; right end, Goodwin, left halfback, Bellamy; right halfback, A. Woolf; fullback, Hanna: quarterback, w. Woolf; substi- tutes, Corbell and J. Woolf.
 The Tempe-Mesa Produce company is killing. dressing and packing tur- Keys which it is storing for shipment all over the territory during it's heavy holiday trade.
 MESA.
 Judge c. R. flakes, in company with L. John Nuttall of Salt Lake City, paid Phoenix a visit yesterday.
 T. E. Pomeroy of Pomeroy Bros, Mesa. was a business visitor in Phoe- nix yesterday.
 A c. Mcqueen was a passenger on the morning train to Phoenix yester- day.
 Mrs. A J. Chandler paid Phoenix a social visit yesterday.
 A Dobbie was a business visitor in Phoenix yesterday.
 w. E. Pomeroy came down from the Highland canal yesterday. He has a large force of men and teams at work cleaning the canal.
 Following is the programme of the Franklin Literary society for this after noon at 1:3O o'clock: Music by society; recitation, Katie Horn; recitation. James Miller; music, Nellie Duncan and Rebecca Allen; address, Frank T. Pomeroy; recitation, Seth Johnson; recitation, Edna Taylor; music. Ruth Babbitt and Rebecca Allen: debate, subject, Resolved, That War Has Caused More Misery Than Famine and Pestilence;" affirmative. Albert Fuller, Edna Taylor and Debbie Allen; mega tive, James Miller. Sam Babbitt and Katie Horn; society paper, by Edna Taylor and Katie Horn; music, society. The Baptist Ladies' Aid society will serve refreshments at the home of Mrs. A. P. Snowman next Thursday after noon, December 21, at 4 p. m. Every body invited to attend and partake of the good things prepared.
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