Arizona republican., 1899-02-22
THE BICYCLE STORE,
 TEMPE. ARIZONA.
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.


 Mrs. M. G. Hill, Charley Mullen and Geo. N Gage took the train to Phoenix yesterday.
 C. M Sturges drove from Phoenix 10 the Sacaton agency yesterday with a large party of friends.
 Baxter McCreary and wife drove over from Phoenix yesterday.
 Chas. Finch of Mammoth, P1ual county, is in town on business.
 z. A. Harris and E. A. Murphy spent Monday evening in Phoenix.
 The stores and offices of Tempe will be closed today. The normal will not be in session, but the public school will.
 H. A. Chase of Phoenix was visitor at this place yesterday.
 Hugh Pritchard of Mesa was in town yesterday.
 All members of Company c will as- semble at their armory at SEQ a. m., Feb. P, 1899. By order Curt w. Mill Ter, captain.
 J. F. Hendrix yesterday morning re- turned from Dallas, Tex, where he went to represent Tempe camp w. O.. w. .s aElE R. o. Greeves was a business visitor to Phoenix yesterday.
 Wm. McFadden on Monday night at tended the Royal Arch of Masonry sup per, given in Phoenix.
 When the Odd Fellows building is completed in Tempe, the Masons on the south side will organize a lodge at Tempe and hold their meetings in tue hall on the third floor of the new building. It is safe to say this will be the best lodge hall in the territory
 The business men of East Tempe are improving still more. Instigated prin- oina Nv bIy Nicholas will plant trees on either side of Canal street from the railroad and Willow avenue. The ditches have been made and ash and umbrella trees will be planted alternately This kind of en- terprise builds town.
 MESA.
 Dr. J. E. Drain is spending a couple of days in Phoenix.
 c. s. Stewart was in Phoenix Mon- day night in attendance at the feast of the Royal Arch Masons.
 Abell & Wilbur last week sold three wagons out of their new carload lot. Lon Harmon was the purchaser of the third. This firm this winter has ship ped A. c. McQueen's hay, fifteen cars, J. V. Spainhower one car, and '. Ii. p Mullen twenty cars.
 A. P. Snowman and Harvey Mullen were among the passengers to Phot- nix yesterday.
 George w. Woy went to Tempe yes terday afternoon on business
 Dr. Wilbur met with an accident which almost proved fatal to him Monday afternoon. As he got into his buggy to go home, one of the horsesl began to kick and plunge viciou5ly. This angered the other horse and he began to kick, with such good effect that he broke the buggy pole As the horses started to run Dr. Wilbur at tempted to jump out, but missed his footing and fell between the right front wheel and the box of the buggy, with his head toward the horses. He was unable to extricate himself and was dragged across the street. The horses kept up their kicking, and it is a wonder they did not strike him in the head. Bystanders managed to stop the team, and when Dr. Wilbur was released, to everyone's relief it was found that he was very little the worse for his adventure.
 The people of Lehi and the sur rounding country met in the good old- fashioned way Monday night They danced until they were tired and then the ladies, who had each brought lunches for two, did the honors of the evening. Those who were present from Mesa are unanimous in their yer dict: "A fine time.
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: E. C. Hazleton, Pleasant Valley: J. P. Warren, Phoenix.
 Those registered at the kimbaH house are: T. T. Tate and son, Les Angeles; s. o. Forbs.