Arizona republican., 1899-03-05
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


 TEMPE.
 A. J. Peters shipped one car of hay last night, and Abell & Wilbur, one
 A fine baby boy arrived at Wm. R Lewis yesterday morning.
 Mrs. George Gam of Phoenix spent the day with Mrs. M. G. Hill yesterday
 Rev. George H. Adams was over from Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 Yesterday mornings train from Maricopa was several hours late.
 Jerry Sullivan came in from Cali fornia on yesterday mornings train
 Attorney H. z. Buck was attending to professional duties at Phoenix yes terday.
 Mrs. Jack Gibson of Phoenix spent the day with friends in Tempe yester- day.
 Architect James Creighton of Phoe- nix was passenger to Mesa on yes terday mornings train.
 Miss Fannie Bury of the normal faculty went to Phoenix on yesterday mornings train.
 A very pleasant time was had at the Epworth League social at the Meth odist church Friday night.
 Hon. T. E. Parish of Phoenix and George P. Thornton of this place yes terday started on another trip to the mining regions of Gila county.
 Lon Harmon commenced his spring rodeo Thursday, the End inst. The work will extend from the Brown spring to Sears ranch on the Verde and will consume about two months time.
 This morning a fire broke out in some empty boxes piled up in the yard back of Roots drug store. A few buckets of water extinguished the blaze which had already extended to a high board fence and little damage was done.
 George H. Hunt, night watchman of the legislature, passed through Tempe on his way to Phoenix yesterday morning.
 M o. BicknelI and sister were pas sengers to mesa yesterday.
 Abell & Wilbur of Mesa are loading the c. M. Mulby hay. There will De about sixteen cars of it.
 G. F. Earth, engineer on the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railroad re- turned from Kansas yesterday and passed through Tempe to Phoenix. MT Earth has spent the last two months in that state on a visit. Most of his time was taken up by cont1n- uous endeavor to keep warm, however.
 Dr. Gerard of Phoenix went through to Mesa yesterday.
 Rev. D. s. Gray will fill the pulpit at the M E. church both morning and evening today.
 MESA.
 George Schornick hauled two tons of shelled corn to Phoenix Friday.
 J. Montgomery yesterday received his piano from his old home at San Marcial, N. M.
 E. J. Bowen, whose garden seeds are so widely known, was in Mesa yester day.
 M. o. Bicknell, general freight and passenger agent for the M. & F., was in Mesa yesterday, accompanied by his, neice, Miss Pierce.
 Four large Hereford bulls were ship ped to Dr. Chandler from Phoenix yes terday. A. Vandervort, the Boston wool buyer, paid Mesa a visit yesterday.
 Miss Martha Gage of Tempe is the | guest of Mrs. Wm. Cox. Joe Rhoden arrived in Mesa a few | days ago from Lufkin, Tex. MT. Rho | den has rented the ranch of J. M. Horn | about a mile east of town and will live | there until he can find place to suit | him, when he will buy and make his | home in Mesa in the future. He is in l  in Lufl1in who want to come to Mesa, | and who are waiting for a final report | from him. MT. Rhoden is delighted | with the climate of Mesa and will do | all in his power to induce his friends to | come They are all men of some | means, able to buy good ranches, and | will be an addition to the town.
 The members of the four wards of this stake met yesterday in a primary
 tT TNYs Maeser, the superintendent of the i board of education of the Mormon church, addressed the children. Today 2 convention of the Sabbath schools of this stake will be held.
 w. A. KimbalI and Talma POmeroy were in Phoenix yesterday afternoon E. M. Cole was up from the ranch yesterday afternoon
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: Oliver L. James, B. L. Cass, Mar tel, O.; G. Ward, Jerome; A. Cameron, Holbrook; H. H. Johnson, Portland, Ore. look heater and more handsome every day. The latest addition is a set of glass mirrors covering the front of the refrigerator. MT. Montgomery'l has fully a half dozen pairs of large Texas steer horns handsomely mount ed. besides one pair of buffalo horns These will soon serve as ornaments for the side walls, and will give the shop together with other improvements, a neat and attractive appearance that cannot be seen every day. Mr Mont gomery has sold during the past week seven beeves, three muttons and three hogs, besides a hundred pounds of fish 0n Friday.
 Those registered at the KimbaII