Arizona republican., 1899-11-26
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
 Reuben Tampson. wife and daughter of Louisiana are in the city the guests of MT. Tompsons sister, Mrs. J. r. Hendrix.
 One car of hay and one car of bar ley constituted Tempes shipment yes terday.
 A. C. Mcqueen. a member of the sanitary board of Mesa. was a busi- ness caller in Tempe yesterday morn ing.
 Mir. l. V. Stewart was a business wis itor at the capital yesterday.
 Attorney E. NJ. Westcott of Phoenix was a pleasant caller among his friends in Tempe yesterday morning.
 The Tempe-Mesa Produce company has delivered the full amount of brick for the Al Miller block and are now de- livering shipment to Mesa.
 E. $. Turner for the Milton Berry man Mercantile company was in Tempe yesterday.
 W. A. Bolton and wife were visitors at the capital yesterday.
 Posters are out for the game of foot ball at Tucson Thanksgiving cay. This will be a game worth seeing. EXcur- sion rates are arranged for and tickets are being sold.
 c. w. Miller and wife spent yester- day in Phoenix.
 By special request the patrons Of W. J. BirchelTs meat market are asked to get their meat for SunIay on Satur- day evening, as the propTietors are get ting religiously inclinad an1 wish to go to Sunday school and church on Sundays
 The following programme was rend- cred at the normal school literary so- ciety Friday evening: Stringed band music, Davis, Stelzriede and Hughes; oration, Henry Trusler: vocal duet. Misses Crocker and Hough; reading, Mrs Susan Guthrie: instrumental music, Miss Eleanor Merriam; reading. John Stelzriede. debate. Resolved. that the Expulsion of the Chinese is Just" affirmative. Dean Goodwin; negative, Crantz Cartledge and Noble Carter The decision was given the affirmative Miss Nellie Crocker closed the programme with reading.
 MESA.
 John Nets and F. T. Pomeroy were in Phoenix yesterday arranging for fix ,ares to furnish their store soon to be opened in the Code building.
 The Baptist church of Mesa has been undergoing some repairs of late. The roof has just received a new coat of paint and presents a pleasing appear aDce in its new garb.
 John Coleman and Richard Clark drove to Phoenix yesterday on busi- ness.
 Mrs. w l.. Shrine and daughters Ad- die and Retta were visitors in Phoenix yesterday.
 After the dismissal of the children the Home Dramatic association Of Mesa gave matinee in Social hall, at which the old people. widows and or phans and children were in attendance free The effort was q pleasing one and the large audience was enthusi- astic in it's applause. This favor should not be forgotten by the people of Mesa and they should not fail to patronize this company we'll in it's efforts to please.
 Quite an innovation was introduced into the curriculum of the Mesa dis trict school Friday IL seems that some or the school cnlluren ndd DetH trespassing upon the property of Mrs. Ullman and helping themselves to or anges. Mrs. Ullman threatened to have them arrested. Justice Pomeroy compromised the matter and feeling it a good opportunity to teach the entire school lesson. arranged with trustees and Principal TQfer to have the entire school meet at the Social hall Friday at o'clock when they were addressed by President Collins R. Hokes, Mrs. Ullman and others on the sin and dire consequences following the taking of that which does not belong to us. Ar ter which Justice Pomeroy read and explained the law as laid down in the statutes concerning this violation of the rights of our citizens and the pen alty following the breaking of this law. The addresses were sound. and advice splendid and all clinched by the law made the scene a very impressive one that the children vii not soon forget.