Arizona republican., 1899-08-09
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

". $. Johnson spent yesterday in
 Mesa.
 II. L. Chandler of Mesa was in town
 yesterday looking after his business
 interests
 Mrs. Clark Churchhill of Phoenix 1vls i'll town yesterday visiting her son Briggs Goodrich.
 T. F. Jones was business visitor at
 the capital city yesterday.
 l.. E. Redden spent yesterday in town
 Rough Rider Draper of Phoenix was in town yesterday shaking hands with his comrades of this place.
 Garnett Holmes was q business visi- tor at Mesa yesterday
 Mr. .Iohpson and wife drove over to Phoenix yesterday.
 Steve Slaughter has been employed by the Mill Avenue club as chief cook Steve has the reputation of being q fjrst-class cook
 Ashby Hawes, Mons Ellingson and Frank Fogal returned yesterday from their trip to California.
 Archer Wormell of Phoenix will at, tend the normal the coming year.
 '. \. Buck of the Arizona Mercan- tile agency spent yesterday in town.
 Mir CorbeA returned yesterday from T business trip to California.
 Charles F. Hoff who has been OD the south side since Friday looking after the interests of the Sunset Tel ephone company. returned to Phoenix yesterday. NIr Hoff says he met with grear success and the citizens of Tempe and Mesa did all that could be asked of them. Tine honorable board of supervisors at the request of MT. Hon donated S100 to encourage the putting up of the long distance telephone line.
 A. J. Peters large barley crusher has been running steadily for seyefal days. This crQsher has a capacity of 100000 pounds daily. and has patent steam appliance for removing dust and smut during the process oF rolling. NIT Peters is taking parficu- lar pains in rolling his barley and IS placing q first-class article on the market. All of the large mining camps in the southern part of the ter lftory are his regular customers and the consrant demand for this barley exemplffies it's superior quaEty- Mir Peters shipped two ears from Mesa and two from Tempe yesterday.
 The Arizona Mercantile company has begun to take an invoice Of IS stock. The company is taking adVan- tage of the dull month of August to do it in order thar more time can be | had to trade during the business i season.
 ]. NJ. HolsappIe has placed the Spring | CT ranch on the market The ranch | contains fifty-seven acres. Last year | it produced about $500 pounds of | wheat MT Holsapple feels that he has 1 zoo much land to take care of, espec- ial1y since he received his severe ID- jury a few weks ago by being thrown from his buggy. He will leave for Agua Caliente in a short time.
 Abeli-Wilbur- Mullen & Co. Satur- day sold another surrey.
 The Reformation of Man. a lec- tune delivered by T. J. Parry at Nephi Sunday, was a source Of great benefit to the many who heard it. The lecture was well advertised and well attended. Just what the lecturer said could not be learned, but the many who professed to have heard it de- clare It was as fine as any discourse they ever listened to and earnestly hoped that Professor Parry would re- f, peat tt in Tempe
 MESA.
 Ofls Holdern will leave on Thurs days excursion 10 California. MT if0idern will spend several weeks on sne coast 10 recuperate from his arf=.I- olIs duties as school master in the Mesa school I F. R. McCOnnel Of Detroit. Mich. who iS one of the bonde.s of the Black Warrior mine Tt GoIdfieId. is spending several days in Mesa and foldfield looking after the property. D. T. Coray of Mesa has twenty lcre poultry yard for sale. Bert PasSey who has been very ill for several weeks is able to be abont f tgain- although still very weak Eugene J. Trippel who has been Z 'or several weeks in Mesa looking liter the harvesting Of his almond $ 'rop is spending several days in Phoe liX on business. Leonard Nets returned from Globe 'n Monday and says that the country here and Globe has been -isited by heavy rains and that the : i.ia and it's tributaries are running ( pank full of water. $ The Mesa Hay X Grain company'< hresher is running steadily at Flor f nee and vicinity threshing the grain | II that place. The yield is reported to ( ,e large. The mills at Tucson are l 'uying all of the grain from that 2 alley. 4. I. Peters has made arran@eme4ts | o ship out the surplus grain q Mesa. Two cars were sent out yesterday and : our more will be sent out today. Timothy Nets who has been serious