Arizona republican., 1900-08-28
SOUTH SIDE.
TEMPE.

Mrs. Hattie Nuns and two daughters arrived in Tempe yesterday They ale down from Prescott in order that the two young ladies may enter the normal school They moved into one of the Penn properties on Normal street.
 It is expected that nine ears of cattle Twill be shipped from Tempe today.
 Henry Schmidt and the Colwell fam ily returned to Tempe yesterday after a. month of camping in the Tonto coun- try They reported a fine time on their entire trip.
 The attention of the republicans of this place is called to the fact that a meeting is called to convene in the armory hall Thursday August 30. al 7:3O p. m. for the purpose of selecting a ticket to be voted upon at the prim aries on Septembe ,.
 Theo. Dickenson drove to Phoenix last night tn meet his mother-in-laW. Mrs. Brown. who returns this morning from the northern part of the territory. Elder David H. Jones was in Tempe yesterday en route to his home in Lehi. Harry Overbeck returned yesterday morning after summers visit at his old home in Nebraska. He will again make Tempe his home.
 Mrs. Alton and family came in from Wilcox yesterday and will live in Tempe for the next ten months. while the older children of the family will be in attendance at the normal school. They will live in the Curry property on Normal street.
 A. J. Peters sent out two more ears of hay on last nights train.
 Oscar Keller is convalescent from an attack of fever. and his friends hope for his rapid recovery.
 Manager Page and Special Az mt Hoff of the Sunset Telephone company. were on the South Side yesterday. . Romeo Root left last night for Cali fornia. where he will finish his course in medicine His brother Glen will leave a few days later for San Francisco. where he will pursue course in phar- macy.
 l.. l.. Looney. who. the past month. has been confined to his bed with severe illness in Mesa is around again and hopes 10 soon be as well as ever. Henry Hartman. an old and well known barber of this valley has ac- cepted a position in the Lohman barber shop of Tempe.
 Ed. White left last night for tn
 
 short business trip.
 Many people in Tempe will be inter- ested in knowing how Theodore Thomas the colored horse-b ker ana trainer of Tempe. who met with a. SC i ous accident on the Tempe road last spring. which broke open his skull. is getting along. Under the circums an ces he is getting along nicely. though
 
 is intended to perform another opera tion on his head the tenth of Septem- Der. His right side is paralyz d. 1h- hospital physicians. however do net despair of his life.
 Hoyt Cartledge and Bristol Flumm r. felt were initiated into the A. O. |. ". lodge last night at their regular se5- sion in the Andre hall.
 J. F. Wilson spoke to the Tempe CO., pie last night at some length on tha political issues of the campaign and tho election of delegate to congress.
 The normal school will open on Sep tember 4 instead of the 3d. which is holiday and the day of the big fraterna' labor day picnic in Tempe.
 John Spainhower returned yesterday from a trip to Iron Springs and Pres colt.
 The shade of the noses on the nous taches of Albert Miller and Carl Carl son stunted the growth of the nous taches of the respective gentlemen so they Cthe moustaches) had to be cut off.
 There was quite serious cutting af fray in East Tempe Sunday night be tween Jesus Riveras and Francisco Caravajales. Both Were intoxicated and became involved in a quarrel over a game of cards. which resulted in Riveras being wounded by a deep knife gash in the left arm. Caravajales YVES arrested and lodged in jail. Yesterday he was tried in Justice Remarks c0uIt and was convicted of assault and sent to the county jail for a period of three months.
 MESA Mesa will have another rain soon. J. H. Pomeroy and Zan Hunsaker are going on another hunt.
 B. NJ. Johnson X Bros. are offering for sale a beautiful line of mems shirts. hats and shoes. Inspect them before buying. They are the best quality foc the least money.
 Professor Emil Maeser. principal of the Latter Day Saints academy, at Thatcher. Ariz.. occupied the time at the Mormon tabernacle Sunday. His discourse was upon the Necessity of Education to Fit One for This Life and the Hereafter
 Go to A. Hunsakers to fit your child ren out in clothing. shoes and hats. He keeps the best to be found. and at the most reasonable prices.
 Charley Stauffer of Tempe paid Mesl a visit yesterday.
 The brick work of the school house was completed today. w. A. Burton and assistants are busy putting the roof on. The building is to be complet- ed by the 10th. when school is scheduled to start.
 Milford Vance. son of James Vance. took the train for Provo, Utah, last night MT Vance will attend the B !. academy at Provo this coming school session.