Arizona republican., 1899-03-04
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


 w A. Bolton has rented his herd of twenty-five Shorthorns to w. C. Fer ris.
 George P. Thornton spent the day in Phoenix yesterday.
 D. L. Arthur came to Tempe ten years ago on account of asthma, and was soon cured As long as he stayed ill Tempe he was not bothered by it, but when he went north or to Cali fornia it would return so badly that he had to sit up nights for fear Of choking to death. MT. Arthur spent the day yesterday in Phoenix, and started last night for Corpus Christi, Texas, to try the gulf air for few Elcnths.
 A special cattle train of six cars from Phoenix was shipped yesterday A. J. Peters shipped two cars Cf hay last night.
 John Hicks spent the day at Mesa yesterday Last night he went to Pres ! colt and from there will go on to his cattle ranch in New Mexico.
 Another freight car famine is on.
 J. w Woolf spent the day at the cap ital city yesterday.
 Dr. and Mrs. DeVore were in Mesa yesterday.
 pr. Peters of Mesa was a business VISItOr at Tempe yesterday.
 The annual meeting Of the stock holders of the Tempe Land and Im- provement company was held yester- day.
 Hon. w. H. Barnes of Tucson passed through here yesterday morn ing on his way to Prescott.
 Miss .MOllie Long of Florence was a passenger tC Phoenix on yesterday mornings train.
 Charlie Reed, the popular cattleman, came in from California on yesterday mornings train.
 Mrs S. C. -Heineman and Mrs. R. Gill spent yesterday afternoon at Phoenix.
 w. J. KingSbury was business wis itor at Phoenix yesterday morning.
 Tempe had Q variety of entertain ments last night. The Epworth League social toCk place at the M. E. churcih; at Kingsbury's hall there was grand graphCphcne entertainment, and at the armory hall the Tempe Social club gave dance.
 It has been definitely settled that there will be d game of base ball be- tween the Yucatecs of Phoenix and the Tempe club at this place Sunday afternoon. Both teams are in good condition and a splendid game is promised.
 MESA.
 w. A. Kimball and William R. Orr Of the Denver News drove to Goldfelc yesterday.
 w. H. Code was passenger to Phoenix yesterday morning.
 Joe Shrine is building a frame addi- ton to his house.
 The Misses Ruth and Florence Eel tnT ho n day morning.
 Milford Robinson, an old resident O. Mesa, passed through yesterday morning on his way from Mammoth to Phoenix.
 The Relief society of the Mormon church met yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Relief hall
 There will be a mass meeting of the school patrons this afternoon at ? o'clock in the adobe hall next to the Relief hall for the purpose of discuss ing plans and specifications for en- larging the present school building. Plans of two architects will be sub mitted. Trustees H. 5. Peterson and w. M. Newell wish all who are inter ested in the school to turn out in force
 P. A. Williams, who has been laid up with the grip for the last three weeks, is improving rapidly and will soon be able to be up town again.
 Bishop Serkins of the Armenian church will fill the pulpit at the M E. church Sunday morning. Bishop Ser kins is a most interesting talker and difficulty is found in getting seats in his audiences.
 Four cars of wool were shipped yes terday by A. Vandervort, the Boston buyer, from Mesa instead of Tempe, as the Herald announced
 Those registered at the Kimball house are: J. w. Jackson, M. Worden, H. o. Howley, Globe: Joe Goodin, w. Y Price, Florence; J. A. Mcdonald. St. Joseph, Mo; H. M. Kennedy, Phoe- nix.
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: B. w. McManus, Phoenix; Will liam Stephens, Los Angeles; Mrs. Macor, Globe; William Rabensa, Schultz; H. Schomder. Globe.
 Rev. c. J. Banks will preach at the Baptist church tomorrow morning at Il o'clock His subject will be 'Christ's Visit to the Old Home stead" In the evening a Fanny Cros- by song service will be held; a sketch of the blind hymn writer's life will be given by Mrs. Banks, interesting incl dents in her experience will be given by others. and many of her beautiful hymns will be sung by the congrega- ton and choir. A full house is con fidently expected.
 Tonight the Mesa Dramatic com pdny will reproduce The Mountain Waif," |" and the Alra class in elccution will present that most laughable of