Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-15
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Mr.. and Mrs. \. p Hopkins drove
over 20 Phoenix yesterday in Finch's
new rubber-tired buggy.
Miss Carrie Reynolds. on account of
sickness. has been compelled to leave
her studies at the normal. She will re-
sumo her work after the holidays.
c. P. Mullen was a business visitor in
Phoenix yesterday.
Several merry parties drove over to
the minstrel show at the Patton Grand
last night. one party consisted of
Messrs. Hall. J. T. Parry, Jack Harris
and Ed Murphy.
Mrs. T. L. Shultz and Mrs. Charles
Taylor drove over to Phoenix yester-
day.
The Christian Sunday school is pre-
pairing to give a social in the armory
hall Friday evening. the proceeds to go
for the purchasing of new song books
and Sunday school supplies. good
time is promised and every one is in
vited.
John McGrew, right half-back in the
normal foot ball team, is down with a
fever and cannot play in the Saturday
game. John is one of the best players
in the team, but there are several good
substitutes in the team, so the game
Saturday will not be weakened.
Constable o. c. Smith went over to
Phoenix on Lew Collins stage last
night,
]. H. Braly, president of the South
ern California Savings bank. is in
Tempe, the guest of W. \. Bolton.
Ed Turner is again on the road and
was over from Phoenix yesterday in
the interest of a wholesale house in
Phoenix.
Rock and brick are being piled up
around the Al Miller building site, the
foundation is being started and the
work looks like business.
There will be a stereopticOn enter
tainment in the NJ. E. church tonight.
The admission is 10 and 10 cents. The
proceeds go to the Salvation Army
children's home.
DR.. Scroggs and DR.. Dimes drove over
to Phoenix last night to take in the
Georgia Ministries.
Mrs. L. L. Rogers and daughter spent
yesterday at the capital.
The Tempe-Mesa produce company
is paying the highest price for turkeys,
chickens, eggs and all kinds of game.
Their fall trade is enormous and they
are shipping an immense lot of cheese
and butter.
There will be an excursion to Phoe-
nix Saturday afternoon at half fare
rates for the benefit of the foot ball
team and their friends. Go and root
for the boys.
Noble Carter and Robert Richards
rode over to Phoenix on their bikes
yesterday.
Marteras Calais. the Mexican who
was thought to have stolen the two
COWS from Mr.. Hough, has been ex-
onerated. but the right Mexican has
been caught and will be prosecuted ac-
cOrdingly.
Some time ago it was announced that
Jack Harris had sold his business at
the corner OF Fourth street and Mill
avenue 10 Mr.. L. L. Looney. Saturday
last marked the final ending of his pro-
prietOrship. He desired to express in
some way his appreciation of the pat
ronage and personal friendship of the
Tempe people as well as TO make public
acknowledgment that his good will
went with the business. He therefore
made the evening of the last day an oc-
casiOn to be remembered. by serving a
little banquet to his friends. ITO his
friends meant to every one who cared
TO claim the title and to whom partici-
patton in a sumptuous repast had not
been denied by his physician. He felt
at ease with the world and he requested
the world to feel at ease with him. As
for the banquet. it was the biggest lit
tie thing ever seen in Tempe. II was
a small bore gun. but it shot 16-inch
shells and was rapid-fire. The banquet
room was small. but had it been ever
so large, all his friends could not have
been accommodated at once, so he ar
ranged the table just as mother used
to do. with eight chairs around it.
Escalloped oysters. quail on toast, sal
ads. and all the good things accompany
ing made their appearance in due
season and these little necessities OF
life were accompanied by exhilarating
draughts from the sideboard and OF
whatever brand the guest might fancy
Cigars followed. while the white
aproned .'gunners" reloaded the table