Arizona republican., 1900-11-05
SOUTH SIDE.

TEMPE.

The friends of G. B. Stelck are glad to learn that he is slowly improving from q severe attack of typhoid fever. MT Stelick was a prominent player in the band and of course is generally
 missed by the band boys. who as well as other people about town, are doing all they can toward his recovery, and it is expected that he will be out be- fore many days.
 Professor R. H. H. Blome arrived in Tempe yesterday and today will enter upon his duties at the normal.
 The democratic rally in Tempe was quite well attended Saturday night by
 Phoenix and Mesa people. The prin-
 cipal speaker of the evening was Judge
 Baker of Tempe.
 Friday evening. at her mother'S home, Mill avenue and Seventh street.
 Miss Edna Greenle5f entertained the senior class of the normal. of which she is member. The parlors were prettly lighted up and decorated. The seniors gathered early, each one wearing some little article to represent a geographi- cal name. Tinted cards were given the guests. who wrote their guess of the rep resentations. This was intersperse d s after which numerous songs were sung, ] and the gaietes were changed at 9i o'clock by the announcement of re- freshments. The bill of fare was elab crate and prettily gotten up, and the banquet lasted some time, for the jolly seniors were GU. to have fun and they had n at the table as well as in the parlor. Occasionally during the even i-,.r ha stiffness hlOckS around reverberated with their class yell. The guests all voted Miss Green ] leaf a delightful entertainer and the seniors once more went home with happy hearts, but again docning their dignified air.
 Herick and Mullen will get complete election returns at the Tempe house tomorrow night.
 Mrs. George Dobson is recovering from siege of pneumonia.
 Word has been received that al 2 o'clock last Friday Rev. Forbes disd ! in san Bernidena. Cal. The Rev. MT. i Forbes was the former pastor at the NJ. E. church south. and left last sum mer for California. hoping to gain 1 health and relief from lung trouble. He had many friends in Tempe. who mourn his loss.
 The tenth annual reunion and Kan | sas picnic. which took place Saturday on the Tempe public school grounds. !! was a complete success. and the crowd was even greater than it was last yesr. i At F o'clock the tables were set with a magnificent spread and the delicacies ! prepared by the ladies proved to be jus- what the Kansas ladies always put up-the best. Professor II. c. Gris | wold addressed the picnicers on the virtues. climate, etc. of Kansas. Miss Wallace recited the ''Privations of Early Life in Kansas" Miss Griffin rendered humorus recitation on the "Old Mans Reflections on Present Con- ditions:" Miss Carrcl HouEh recitod the Kansas Hen Rev. Martin E. Bird rendered beautiful cornet sob. and Rev. Daniel KlOss save an i'm promptu address on "Kahsas Residents in Arizona" The programme was end cd by singing a song. participated in by all, composed by Mrs. F. A. Hough, ] and sung to the tune of Marching Through Georgia. J. F. Price was elected president for the ensuing year. Miss SayIor secretary and treasurer: Mir Bradbury of Mesa and G. B. Rich mond of Phoenix were chosen as the executive committee. CThe Tempe rep resentative is not yet named). A reso- lution was next carried. thanking the board of public schools for the use of the grounds for the annual reunion. Another resolution was carried. thank ing The Arizona Republican for favors given during their reunions. The new additions to the roll were as follows: Mrs. Nellie Spanpier Morrill, Mrs. John Bradbury. Paola; Fl. C. Griswold Elm poria: NJ L. Spear. Connersville: C. MuEworthy, Morrill,: Mrs. l. V. Stew art Paola: C. NJ Zander. Been There: J. F Haigler Osage City: c. NJ. Spang- Ter Morrill,: F. NJ Campbell. Sdbetha; B F. Saylor Merrill. and Marina Mer- cer. Milford making 175 names on the roll
 Judge C. w. Wright started the blood flowing afrssh from an old wound in the political record of Mark Smith when he mention l in one of his south ern speeches nat NIr. smith had re- fU:ed to include Arizona in the Utah he could get Arizona admitted alone. Tn real reason. however. was given away by d prominent Pima county democrat who remarked that the state ment was cCrr1,'- and that Smith was right as the Utah bill carried woman's suffrage with it. something Mark did not want.
 Tempe House, Herlick & Mullen.