Arizona republican., 1899-09-16
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

TEMPE.
 Frank Johnson of Mesa spent Thurs day at Tempe.
 Rev. L. L. Rodgers was a Mesa visi- tor yesterday.
 Postcfice Inspector Hall was bus mess visitor at Tempe yesterday
 Lee Brizzee and wife were visitors at the Butte city yesterday.
 A. J. Peters shipped car of hay last night.
 J.E. Sturgeon and wife are expected home this morning from the east.
 Miss May Cunning is in town in the interests of the Woodmen's Circle.
 George Hone and wife were visitors at Tempe Thursday.
 Mrs. Wilbur came in from Cali fornia, Thursday morning, and is well comed by all.
 Billy Moore of Phoenix was a south side visitor yesterday.
 The Juvenile Temple which tCok a vacation for the summer will resume its meetings next Tuesday afternoon, September, 18th, at 4 o'clock at the hall opposite the reading room.
 Al Miller and family returned from d y and their many friends are glad to see them back and looking we'll
 The Rural school opens Monday, September 18 The teachers are Miss Chapman and Miss Bessie Archibald
 The town council last Thursday night appointed c. T. Hayden and F. A. Hough delegates to the irrigation congress at Missoula, Dakota. Both gentlemen are well qualified.
 The third story of the new hotel is now ready for the doors and win dows, the plasterers having completed their work The hotel wifi be ready for occupancy by the first Of Novem- Der.
 Will Randall and 'iTitz'' came in from NiCgales Thursday morning and will remain here during the winter MT Randalls dbealth has besn very poor since he left Tempe. but he has great expectations from our wonderful winter climate. His numerous friends are extending him the gland hand.
 Prof Frizell, principal of the pub lie school, was distinguished visitor at the normal yesterday.
 Miss Fay and Sybill Newell of Mesa were visitors at the normal Friday.
 The Mexican population of Tempe have proven themselves as patriotic as any people could be. The grand cele- bration Of their independence day last evening was exceptionally fine. They ended their days gayities with a grand | parade, in which all turned out with i pomp and state. Today they will i spend in Phoenix.
 The teachers of the public school of i Tempe held meeting yesterday after | noon, at which the opening and man. | agement of the schcoI for the ensuing i year were discussed The school will | be much larger than any preceding year, especially since there is no model school in the normal Prof Frizell, i one Of the best instructors in the ter ritory, will again take charge of it's management. The Tempe school is one of the leading school Of the territory.
 Miss Lena Hartsf1e1d, one of the brightest of the class of '99, and one of the most estimable young ladies of Tempe, left Thursday evening for the southern part of the territory where she has been employed in a school. Miss Hartsfield is an efficient teacher and success for her in that profession is inevitable
 The road grader is at work today on the base ball grounds near the cactus factory putting them in first class condition. Tempe does nothing by halves, and We will have the best ball grounds in the territory. In the Crimson Rims" we have great hopes. for the boys are all enthusiastic ball . players, and they promise to show our people lots of sport during the com ing winter They fully appreciate the generous support they are receiv- ing at the hands of our people and will do all in their power to play the great national game in manner that will be a credit to the town. ( At the meeting of the town council Thursday night, a big petition was : presented, praying that honorable ] body to open a street fr3m point near Knights old store on Eighth street, along the south side of the Kirkland and Mckinney ditch; the ditch to be bridged just south of where | the railroad track crosses it, and at ! point where it will connect with the [ county road to Mesa. + this is done | Jne Of the most dangerous railroad Z in the country will be done [