Arizona republican., 1899-07-10
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
 Briggs Goodrich and Harry Ihonp- san drove over to Phoenix yesterday to spend the day with friends
 George Wilbur and Harry Lo"ry spent the day in Mesa yesteruas
 Walter wilbur and Miss Para Kim hall drove over from Mesa yesleIuay and spent the afternoon Ill Vlsi1lns friends.
 Miss Bertha Richards came over from Phoenix last night MISS hIcn- ards will spend several days in town visiting friends
 Several of Mesa's young paCple naese6 through on their way to Phoe- nix yesterday.
 The south side was visited by a fine shower yesterday. which lasted sev- eral hours The dust was thoroughly settled and everything made to Icok fresh as a spring flower
 MT. and Mrs. 4. J. Peters spent Sat 1lrfay fn Phoenix visiting friends ana acquaiEtarces-
 A great many of the Tempe people will leave on Thursdays excursion for the coast to enjoy the sea breezes.
 c. P. Borrowdale is quite i'll and will be confined to his room for sev- eral days.
 The many friends cf Prof. NJ Irish are pleased to learn of his reelection as teacher of sciences in the normal school.
 Several carloads of cattle were shipped out last night to California.
 Tempe presents 9 very quiet aD- pearance since the closing of the nor mal school and so many of the citi- zens having left for the coast
 The Ladies Aid society of the Baptist church will serve refresh snents on Wednesday evening in Dr. DeVores yard next to the Mercantile CcmDany's store
 l. is understood that On account of the course of study having been length cred to four years there will be no graduating class for 1900 at the nor nal school Provisions will ie made for those who desire tO teach and then return and finish the course later There being no senior class it will not bo necessary t0 have any n-actire school for r.avt wear! F0Ur rf Tnrnna's 77-o-s7ir,ar1f vn11-,-- -,,n-7 F7av~ doeF6ad t0 c.71f5t in fI-o TFf-fv-fc7r-h 7nf7utrv k1I ar-ar7 geTl-orts have Naen r7e7e and +ln uartfeS will sp@-a in fav f7vs fo- inc -=o,.1-ftirlo affco at Fort I0gan. CgIo. Tr.o Thi~tv-f7r1rFh infantry is fhn rr~irrpnt being recruited at Cover- -7or Pc0eeveIt's euegastic-1 and If vy17irT, T.'ousenaDt Col Rr0ife hae been a7rointed colonel Arizona will m J7oubteGIv furnish her rro~atl fGr this famnrs regiment as she did for the Rough Riders.
 Charles Starr came cver from Globe OF Saturday. MT. Starr will remain several weeks at his hou7e in Mesa
 N~-. Tlcmae Nets left las. night for Thatcher. Graham county. 10 sNAnd several weeks with her sister. Mrs. Layton Mrs Nets vr7s acc0mDanied ar far as Maricopa 1y her husband
 Phil Sheridan and family spent yes terdav in Mesa as the guests of MT. ard Mrs. w A. KimbalI
 dessrs. Gleason and Da1v were pas seneers on the , o'clock train to Phoenix
 George Mauk of the M. & P. railroad srent yesterday in Mesa visiting friends.
 The Misses lfoeser will establish a music deDartment in W. B. Lang's store. All the latest and best music will be keDt on sale. These young ladies are also prepared to give lessons in both vocal and instrumental music Messrs. EchaTb and Anderson spent The day in Phoenix yesterday
 R. F. Rudy of the NJ & p railroad spent yesterday in Phoenix visiting friends
 Misses Pcneroy, Fuller, Turnbcw. FeIton, Hill Bullock and Felton. and MessTs. Daley. Morse Griffin, P0ssey and Montgomery drove over to Phoe- nix yesterday to spend the afternoon and evening. Messrs. W. A Kimball and J G. Petersen were passengers on the o'clock train to Phoenix Several cattlemen left Mesa for