Arizona republican., 1899-03-07
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

MT. Ceschetti of Phoenix was in Tempe Saturday visiting with friends.
 Saturday W. A. Bolton rented to Ben Goldman the Holsaple place south of Tempe
 J. Knight was taken sick with the grip Sunday afternoon. His condition was such yesterday morning that a doctor had to be called in. He had a very high fever and his temperature went up to 104 degrees.
 Jose Garcia, who not long ago fin ished a twenty-day sentence in the county jail for being disorderly and disturbing the peace, repeated the per formance Sunday. This time Justice Culver gave him fifty days in which to think about it.
 Three cars of cattle were shipped to Los Angeles on the regular evening train yesterday.
 A J. Peters shipped two cars of hay yesterday.
 Lee Gray came over from Phoenix and spent Sunday night with friends
 The A. O. II. w. lodge met last night.
 P. P. Daggs spent the day at Phoe- nix yesterday.
 H. L. Chandler was in town from Mesa yesterday.
 Antonia Cuen came in from Casa Grande yesterday morning.
 Charles COrbell and wife drove to Phoenix yesterday forenoon.
 The citizens of East Tempe are get ting up petition to the town council asking that the name of the principal business street be changed from Canal street to Dewey street.
 4 Will White went out on Sunday
 ght's train He was bound for Bis
 9e, where he expects to work in the ines.
 w'Mrs. Chauncey Clark was a pas ~senger to Phoenix on yesterday morn ing's train. She had been spending a few weeks at Los Angeles
 An attempt will be made to secure a special train from Mesa and Tempe to Phoenix on Thursday evening on the occasion of Bishop Vincent's lecture there.
 Invitations are out for the poverty ball to be given at Armory hall by the Rebekalh Star lodge next Friday night, March 10. Prizes will be given to the best character, lady and gentle man. Tickets admitting lady and gen tleman, 75 cents. Every effort is being put forth to make this dance the lead ing social event of the season, and as the ladies who have the management in charge do nothing by halves, it is a 1oregone conclusion that their efforts will be crowned with success.
 MESA.
 Bishop Serkins Sunday spoke on the text, ''I will make with them a cove nant of peace. It shall be an everlast- ing covenant" The bishop told of the suffering of the Armenians. The Gu bans were peIsecuted and America raised the hand of oppression. Hun | dreds of thousands of Armenians were SIlnQnfPTP6 h11t did not intercede and the persecution | would continue now if Turkey were l rot afraid of the influence of the great 1 western republic The bishops de- | scription of the battle of Manila on May 1 was exceedingly interesting, as it came from an eyewitness. He told | of the difference in humanity dis | played by the Americans and Spaniards | and asserted that had Dewey's fleet | been destroyed death and ruin would | have run wild in the city. Bishop | Serkins will talk in the Mormon tab ernacle tonight on the subjects, Jew ish Prophecy and Messiah" ''The | Restoration of the Jews and the Sec ond Coming of Christ '' ''The Armenian Church History and Suffering,'' What | Victory God Gave the American Peo- pie in the Philippines, and What Will | Be the Result Should it happen that all of these subjects cannot be han died in one evening President flakes has requested that the bishop take up as many evenings as necessary The l two little daughters of the bishop will sing.
 R. $. Longmore, John Nelson, Mrs Robert Bowen and little boy, w A Daggs, Dr. Hawley, Legislators Bartle- son and Arthur and G. A. Stone were passengers to Phoenix yesterday morn ing
 Miss Ethel Wilbur and Miss Stone, normal students, were passengers to Tempe yesterday morning.
 Those registered at the Kimball house are: w R. Manisa, A c. RosendaIe, San Francisco; A. Gusdorf, Denver; P. G. Cohn, D. L. Walker and wife,. Phoenix; n. E. strahl, Des Mones, Ia
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: w. H. Benson and wife Flor ence; F. H. Powers. Tonto; William Halenbury, Compton; Annie Brown, Doty Brown, Prescott: George White. Harrisburg; J. Francis Dwyer, p. c. Dwyer, Crowned King
 Business is booming on the Mesa, Florence and Globe stage line. Yester- day morning the stage was loaded to the. extent of four to seat.
 The Phoenix drummers who come to Mesa will take daily exercise on the bicycle hereafter until they can ride to Mesa. Yesterday morning Joe Sim mons rode his wheel up and had can