Arizona republican., 1899-10-19
SOUTH SIDE.



night.
Prof. Forbes of Tucson spent yester-
day in Tempe in the interest of the
date culture.
Bing Morse of Phoenix is spending
few days with his Tempe friends.
Mrs Clark Churchhill- of PhoeniS
spent yesterday in this place.
NJ L. Duffey was a business caller
in town yesterday.
The Tempe Choral society held their
regular meeting last night and it was
well attended. This is one of the most
successful singing and musical organi-
cations in the valley.
Doctors Broadway and Mouer. the
popular Tempe druggists spent yester-
day in Phoenix.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hill and Mrs. C. w. Mil
Ter were visitors in Phoenix yesterday.
Rev. Whitaker. pastor of the Bap-
fist church, was a visitor at the nor
NAL yesterday and at the morning ses-
sion gave the students a pleasant and
instructive address.
There will be meeting in Woolf S
law Office tonight for the purpose of
organizing a brass band. Tempe is
the right kind of a town to sanction
the action and before long Tempe Will
be credited with a first-class band
Everyone interested should attend this
meeting and make this move a success.
AS there is no way or charging ad-
mission at the foot ball game next Sat
urday between the Indians and the
normal teams, the normal boys VIII
have to depend on the business men
for support They will be at heavy ex-
pense, as the Indian boys will be com
ing from Phoenix and while here, and
fall on q
boys, and a collection will be taken at
the game.
J. E. Sturgeon, the Salt River valley
cattle king, is on his way to New
York in the interest of the cattle in
dustry of the valley.
Bararages Buck. the well known full
back of the Indian school foot ball team
is spending few days in Tempe.
Henry Frisch has reopened his place
of business and with renewed energy
will run it in the same way as he used
to.
A large picnic party Of Tempeans
spent yesterday visiting the orange
groves, Hole-in-t the Rock and other
places of interest. The merry party
was composed of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Cummings. Mrs. Drachman and daugh-
ter of Phoenix, Mrs. F. G. Bailey of
Jerome, Mrs. ]. P. Andrews, Mrs
Charles Morgan, Mrs. G.. w. COsner,
Miss V. SCARBOROUGH and Miss Mollie
Cummings. They reported jolly
time.
MESA.
W. A. McGrew passed through Mesa
yesterday with two freight wagon
loads of provisions for Pinal.
A L. Post leaves this morning for
Sacaton with vegetables and fruits
Orlando Merrill will leave in a few
days for Globe to give that district a
thorough looking over.
Walter K. Porter, conductor of the
Mesa train will leave Saturday for an
extended trip east.
Ned Creighton and Glenn Edwards
were in Mesa yesterday in the interest
of the Arizona Graphic. They regist-
cred at the Kimball.
Mesa is daily visited by numbers of
stra myers who come for pleasure and
to see what the locality offers to new
settler. The mesa is certainly making
a good showing, as there is more new
money coming in than usual.
w c. Norton yesterday shipped
forty hogs to the Phoenix butchers.
Mr. Norton has also contracted for
carload to the same people for Decem-
Der 1.
C. w Hfnchcliffe of Los Angeles, as
sistant superintendent of the Sunset
Telephone company, is in Mesa making
arrangements for the hauling of tele-
phone poles across the desert from
Mesa toward Tucson.
w J. O'NeiIl has returned from his
prospecting trip to the Ray mine Mr..
.O'Neill will return in few days and
up a drug store. He thinks the