Arizona republican., 1899-05-14
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Mrs. J. l.. Morse, Misses Allie Morse and Virgie George were passengers on the George stage to Phoenix to- day.
 The timber for the waste gate to the Tempe canal arrived tkis morning from California. The waste gate will be put in about 50 yards above the head gate and will about p feet wide It will be used to draw out the sand during high water, which fills up the canal during the spring and summer nises.
 Mrs. Scroggs, the doctors mother and Mrs. Dr. Scroggs drove over to Phoenix today.
 Mrs. Mary Register, we are glad to say, is recovering quite fast and was able to sit up yesterday.
 The Abell- -Wilbur-Mullen Hard ware company is putting in their phone today on the Tempe-Mesa Produce company's line.
 George Loning and wife of Phoenix visited Tempe today
 MT. Moot and MT Stewart of Mesa were in town today on ditch business.
 Mr Will Jensen of Central Park, near the asylum, was in Tempe shak- ing hands with friends. Mrs. Bellamy and Miss Emma Pay ton rode over to Phoenix today shopping.
 T. s. Hough of the Tempe-Mesa Pro- duce company went over to Phoenix on the train this afternoon.
 A. J. Peters shipped three cars of hay and one car of barley out of the valley.
 c. T. Hayden shipped one care of bran out of Tempe today.
 The south side travel to Phoenix yesterday was very heavy. Among those who went fromi Tempe were: Stelzriede, w J. Kingsbury, Mrs. Fletcher, NJ Schureman, Miss Clara Miller, Miss Vaughn and F. A. Hough. A number of those from Mesa were: Wallace Mcdonald and faTrily, T. w. Curno and wife and Mrs C. M. Mullen, A. P. Snowman, George Schornick, A. J. Chandler, Mrs. W. K. Porter and E. w. Wilbur and wife
 The Catholic parochical school closed yesterday A literary enter tainment which showed great prepar- ation was given and repeatedly ap- plauded. One of the principal features of the programme was the rendition of the Mexican national hymn. Senor Navarro was present and was called upon by Father Severin Westhoff to make few remarks. The Mexican consul expressed himself as pleased with the interest taken in the Mexican children and the progress made by them After the entertainment re treatments were enjoyed and a gen. eral good time wa had. Miss Joyce, the teacher. received many congratu- lations for the successful manner in which she has conducted the school the past year.
 MESA.
 Some of the Tempe boys were up yesterday.
 The first apricot shipment was made | today and from this on will ship ex- tensively.
 Hunsaker Hardware company sold i to Charles Allen today a wagon and | to Mir Porter a moving machine.
 H. Ward is one his way to Sun flower after a business visit in Mesa.
 w M KimbalI, Jr., went to Gold | field yesterday.
 J. D. Robertson received a large quantity of beer today.
 Mike Forster is able to be out and around at work again.
 Mr. Davis, James Smith. Frank Hawley, Hiram and Frank Davis were in town today from Lehi.
 Charles Wing had a new sign put up in front of his butcher shop yesterday. There will be skating in the Coop hall tonight.
 MT. Boles bought a new wagon yes terday.
 Charles Wing bought a horse from Dan Kletmman today.
 George Schornick left yesterday with a carload of hogs for Globe.