Arizona republican., 1899-05-21
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

A. J. Peters shipped out two cars of hay from this place.
 Electro lights were turned on at had free lunch at the Henry Place of business.
 J. L. Morse and daughter were in Phoenix yesterday.
 Charles Stauffer, the Herald boy went to Glendale yesterday and is spending Sunday with his parents.
 Jack SJalzreide has gone to Crown King where he will work in the mines
 ". Sachs and wife and c. Corben drove over to Phoenix yesterday.
 The Man,ccpa train was two hours late yesterday morning.
 The L. w. Blinn Lumber company has received another Clr of lumber
 Miss Ada Watts, formerly mission aIy in Mexico for the Baptist church. and now missionary for the Baptist Woman's Missionary society passed through Tempe to Mesa. She had been over on the Indian reservation aiding Miss Thomas
 Joseph H. Campbell of Iowa. lect- urer and organizer for the Good Temp lars of Arizona, will speak in the in teTest of the order at Tempe May 23rd and 24th, at the Baptist church. Come and hear an up-to-date talk by an up- to-d3te man and invite your friends. Adm ;ssion free
 he closing exercises of the Tempe puD1ic school night before last were al entertainment of whiCn the teachers. scholars and citizens of Tempe could be proud of. The address Of welcome by Master Frank Hough was inc effort for so young a person He was of the graduating class. "Ths Sea Shell Whisper, ten little girls ia green sea shell costumes, for children So small, played their part well. acting III unison with their sea shells. Song, ."Once I Got the Beat" by Miss Nellie 1icNeal's class was fine. The dialogue. Work COcquers.' in which each took their parts as natural and as child-Iike as could be rendered. In the dialogue ''POcahontas, the costumes were quite impressive ard represented the aboriginal style the parties in the Gia- lOgua rendered their parts we'll The tambourine drill, was finely exc cuted by F young girls. Their cos tunes were nice and the drill was highly arplarded. The re0;tatian by Miss Anna Cartledge entitled, Little Golden Hair" was we'll delivered. | Miss Cartledge was graduate number two Recitation 'The Black Horse and His Rider" by Master Earl 1 Brown. graduate number three. was well rendered. and as the Inst gradu- | ate made his bow the teachers seemed l relieved, as though they felt their | efforts with the class of '99 had done | them honor. The fan drill and th9 | hat drill were excellent.
 MESA.
 There were about ninety couples present at the dance night before last.
 Lewis thresher will begin work on Tuesday.
 Mz. Frank Perkins came down from Pinal on a business tnp
 There will be skating tonight at the Social hall
 Mrs. Suorment is trying to sell her household goods.
 Charles Morgon of Tempe was in town yesterday.
 Peter flaws came to Mesa for some binder extras
 Mrs. Woodwisee was i9 town from Lehi looking after. her dairy business
 J. L. Morse and daughter of Tempe were in town yesterday.
 Ed Goodwin came up on the ten o ctCck tfdi rom I empe.
 Little Samey Johnson. the boy who had the operation performed, was worse yesterday
 MT. Lewis purchased new headir from A5al ( Wilbur yests llv
 Coffur Galpin got the contract for b-ilding the new school house at Mesa Ernest Woods was in town yester- day James Woolf left for ,he mountains yesterday.
 Mrs. Sarine and daughter of this place were visitors at Tempe yester- ] lay. At the Baptist church. today the Rev. c. J. Banks will preach at II a. n. Tn the evening Miss Ada Watts <; for years a missionary in old Mexico will speak of her experience there and 1f the needs of that great field Mrs f Porter will sing. J. o. Miller of this place was a bus 5 ness visitor at Tempe yesterday Messrs. Golf and Galpin of Phoenix g were awarded the contract I on constructing the Mesa school I building The plans for the building 2 were drawn by Architect Norton of Phoenix Work will begin on the building in the near future. The lext scramble will be among the [ prick makers, who will bid to furnish z he brick. z