Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-11-14
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


Postmaster ]. ]. Hodnett spent Sun
day night at Maricopa junction.
Miss Annie Kibbey of Phoenix spent
Sunday in Tempe visiting Miss Mary
Bartleson.
A. ]. Peters shipped out three cars of
hay last night.
Cattleman J. E. Sturgeon was bus
mess visitor in Phoenix yesterday.
large force of men is now at work
clearing away the debris of the Andre
block. which Mr.. Andre will rebuild
with as good and substantial building Is
there is in town, when the same bust
nesses that were run in the building
before the fire will again occupy the
rooms.
Kirkwood & Goodrich have now re-
opened their store in the Jungermann
building and deal in the same kind OF
confectionery as they used to.
Henry Rodenbeck has sold his bakery
in Tempe to Mr.. Hilge, who used to run
it before he took a trip through Eu
rope. Mr.. Rodenbeck will reopen the
Star bakery in Phoenix, which place
he is now papering, painting and get
ting ready for business. Mr.. Roden-
beck is a first-class baker and will un-
doubtedly have success in his new To-
cation.
The following commissioned officers
We're appointed in the military COM
pany at the normal yesterday: William
Woolf, first lieutenant; CrantZ Cart
ledge, second lieutenant; Charles Stauf-
fer, third lieutenant. The sergeants of
the company are: Elmer Ruse, first
sergeant; Alma Davis, second sergeant.
and right guide; Walter Shute, third
sergeant and left guide; Donald Nc
Queen, fourth sergeant; Albert Miller,
fifth sergeant. The corporals, accord
ing to rank are: Charles Haigler.
Arthur Drew. Harry Wagnon, Clarence
Laney and James Woolf. Every man
in the company is fully uniformed and
is practicing hard for the competition
carnival week.
The lecture delivered in the Congre-
gational church Sunday night by DR..
Meade was greatly appreciated and is
highly spoken of By those who heard
him.
MESA
The Baptist people have fixed upon
Sunday, November 20. as the time for
their rededicatory service. This is eX-
pected to be the greatest day the Bap-
lists of Mesa have ever had. Rev. c.
A Woody Of San Francisco and Rev. c.
A. Douglass of Pasadena. Cal, will
both be present to preach. besides many
others from ARIZONA towns.
The many friends of Mrs. DeWald
hot CHI ic
able to be out once more. And although
quite weak, yet is improving very rap
idly.
The Code building to be occupied by
Pomeroy & Nets is rapidly nearing
completion. The rafters are in place,
the front wall is up and the floor is be-
ing laid, and on or before December
Pomeroy & Nets will move in with a
complete line of stationery. music,
musical instruments. etc. Those desir-
ing anything in this line would do well
to await the arrival of their stock be-
fore purchasing.
c. c. Dana drove into Mesa yester-
day on business.
c. l.. Pine paid Mesa a visit yesterday
Mr.. James Johnson of Lehi is build
ing fine brick residence on his prop
erty.
Steve Byers and Herman Crismon OF
Lehi were business visitors to Mesa
yesterday. They have a contract to
sink a fifty-foot shaft on one of five
claims owned by Sabin and son near
VekOl The ore taken out is to be
shipped. as it is good pay copper ore.
1t is not generally known that there
is organized in Mesa a first-claSs lit
erary society. But such is the case. II
is called the Franklin Literary society
and its officers and members are made
up from the ninth grade of our district
schools, the present membership being
sixteen. The officers are James Miller
president; Ruth Rabbit, vice-president
and Daisy Campbell, secretary. The
programme committee consists of Mr.
Albert Fuller, Miss atie Horne and
Miss Pearl Rheims. They meet twice
per month, on the first and third Fri
day afternoons, at the recess hour. Fol
lowing is the programme rendered al
the last session: Duet, Ruth Babbitt
and Sylvan Martin; recitation, Kate
Horne; select reading, Ruth Rabbit;