Arizona republican., 1899-10-26
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
Gus Anderson has returned from a
trip to the northern part of the terri
tory
The Choral society had a good meet
ing last night and profitable evening
was spent.
The members of the NJ. E. church
south will hold a public reception Fri
day evening, October 81, in honor of the
new pastor, Rev Mr.. Forbes, al the
parsonage, from to 10 o'clock.
Hans Herlick is having a number of
improvements made in the Tempe
House.
Rev. r. T. Forbes, the newly ap-
pointed pastor of the NJ. E. church
south, arrived in Tempe yesterday from
Ventura, Cal.
The normal foot ball team is prac-
ticing for the game to come off Novem-
Der with the high school at the park.
A ]. Peters made a large shipment
of hay last night out of the valley.
Miss virgie George and Mrs. DR.. De-
Wore drove over to the capital yester-
day.
Miss Lillian Reid has brand new
Crescent bicycle and it is getting very
little rest.
colt on business trip. He will be alb
sent about two weeks
Sam Miller of the Nicholas meat mar
ket is riding a new Syracuse wheel.
Ben George has had his stage re-
painted and it now looks like a new
one.
Ben Cummings the past few days has
been wearing a broad smile Well;
Ben is the papa of a bouncing new
baby boy.
The barbershop formerly in the
Tempe House has moved into the
building just north of its former loca-
ton, where good shop has been fixed
to order.
Messrs. William p. Richardson OF
Dallas, Texas, and ]. c. Richardson of
Philadelphia, Ark. were arrivals on
Tuesday in Tempe. The young gen
tlemen are considering Tempe for
winter location and will undoubtedly
decide to make their location here.
County School Superintendent Fulton
is visiting the schools on the south side
this week On visiting the Kyrene dis
trict he says that there are thirty-five
pupils and they are doing well under
their teacher. Miss Una Hanna. Yes |
terday he visited the Rural district and
found Miss Chapman and Miss Archi- !
bald doing excellent work.
Professor True of the experimental |
farm in Phoenix. and Professor |
Cockerell of the agricultural college of
New Mexico, spent yesterday in Tempe /
visiting the normal. At the morning !
session Professor Cockerell gave a very /
interesting lecture on the science of
plants and insects. The address was
very interesting and was highly ap-
preciated by the students. Professor
CockereII is in the territory for the
purpose of studying the insects injuri-
Gus to plant life, and he says that in
this valley there is more room and
better place to study insects than any
place he has heretofore visited, but
says the valley is exceedingly free
from injurious insects. While in
Tempe the professors were the guests
of Professor Smith, principal of the
normal.
MESA.
Drs. Broadway and MOuer of Tempe
were in Mesa yesterday and took din
ner at the Kimball.
Ed Bloomer will put in forty acres of
grain this year.
z. c. Woodmansee received a letter
yesterday from a large firm asking for
butter and cheese. Mr.. WOodmanSee
feels like a poor man as he hasn't a
pound of the products to sell and he is
much more this year than last.
Charles Starr has sold the house and
lot he purchased from Joe Peterson to
Lee Brizzee. The consideration was
$3.50.
Charles STAIRS house, in course of /
will be of brick and will
be one of the prettiest residences in
Mesa.
W. Fl. Code will build a store-room |
IN the east side of his present building. {
The new room will be occupied by IS
Nets and Pomeroy.
Whenever any new business is con-
emplated for Mesa or a new family {
,omes to settle, accommodations have
o be built. There are, perhaps, forty , ,
houses in Mesa that are rented by
present occupants. There is not a
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