Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-04-08
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


J. NJ. Mcdonald. J. l. Powell, Jack
Frazier and A. w. McGrew were in
Tempe yesterday.
H. L. Denniston has nearly com
pleted plaster -ng the Odd Fellows
hall.
Orlando Douglass is now papering
the North Methodist church.
Henry Frisch went to Mesa today on
business
The P. Y. P. U. society served ice
cream and cake at Kingsbury's hall
last night
Ben George is able to be about after
a two months seige with the measles.
A. B. Tomlinson returned yesterday
from Phoenix.
The annual election of the officers of
the Tempe reading room took place
Thursday The following officers were
elected: Mrs F. J. Hart, president;
Mrs. Philips and Mrs F. A Hough,
treasurer; Josie Carroll, secretary;
Mrs. George n Gage librarian Mrs.
Neil Peterson, Mrs. Boon Lewis, Mrs.
y. L. Schultz and Mrs. A. B. Tomlin-
SOP, executive committee.
Charley Scholey of the Tucson uni
versity spent the day at the normal
yesterday. Last night he left for
LYNX creek, where he viii enter an as
saying office.
Minnie Perry is i'll with the measles.
Yesterday completed the work of
military drill at the normal The boys
are highly elated as summer weather is
at hand
Mrs. Sears and Mrs McFadden were
visitors at the normal yesterday.
Charles c. Randolph and party,
with Mr. Copeland, machiRist of Phoe-
nix, were in Tempe Thursday eXamin-
ing the boiler at the old Cactus Ware
factory If satisfied with the boiler
Mr.. Randolph will add it to the plant
of The Arizona Republican.
Mrs. Lon Forsee and children re-
turned from Phoenix last night after
weeks stay at the capital.
J. L. tombstone returned last even
ing from Prescott where he took part
in a recital given by Madam Bishop.
Mr.. tombstone says snow is still in
sight at the old capital and that the
weather is very pleasant.
MESA.
4 ]. w. Doris of Phoenix made Mesa
business visit yesterday.
Miss Grouse who has been teaching
at Glendale is home for her summer
vacation. Her school closed after a
very successful term last friday.
Greeley Saylor was up from Tempe
to spend the day yesterday.
William Schmidt, a successful ranch
er of Florence was in town on business
yesterday. Mr.. Schmidt says that the
grain is looking fine, but as the river is
very low. there is danger of failure of
the grain filling out properly. Mr.
Schmidt also says that chicken pox is
now raging in Florence.
DR.. and Mrs. DeVore of Tempe spent
the day in Mesa yesterday.
The Baptist pulpit will be, filed Sun
day morning by uhe Rev Judson Elliot
of Kansas. In the evening two or
three persons will deliver short ad-
dresses among whom will be Mrs.
Elliot
DR.. Janss delivered two valuable lee
lures in this city yesterday
Guy HON of the Tucson university
is home on a visit. He is undecided as
TO whether he will return or net.
Prof. Lopez is on the sick list and
not able to attend school The trouble
is not serious
]. J. Tucker who has been i'll for sew
eral months is again able to be out
Wolf Sacks of Tempe made Mesa q
visit yesterday.
Phil Nets and Mr.. Perkins have
bought the John Jones place of 40
acres.
While discing his garden lot Wed
nesday with a pair of bronco mules,
w. A. Kimball narrowly escaped a Sc
rious accident. His mules became