Arizona republican., 1901-12-22
GOOD LOTS -Insta1lment Plan
 $5o and up-$Io down. $5 per month. BENCHES w. A. BOLTON, Owner and Dealer in Land, TEMPE ARIZ.
TEMPE

Mir g. F. Cochran yesterday com . p,cted his work surveying the reservoir site for the Tempe water works system and is now gathering data preparatory to drawing the plans.
 The recital given yesterday afternoon at the Ptccnix opera house by the ptlTlS C- William Edson Strobridge, amon~ which were number of stu deCts from Tempe.was a most pleasing exhibition of musical talent The pupils from Tempe who participated were Miss ressie Hough, who perhaps is one of Mir. Strobridge's most talented scholars. Miss Hough was down for four numbers: Adago from Sonata Op ls h. Ree thoven: "Papillion.' by Grieg; Grade Song" by Schytte, and -Chariot Race" by Schytte. The Grade Song" and "Chariot Race were two of the most pleasing numbers on the entire programme, the former being charmingly sweet for its delicate melody and the latter for it's vim. vigor and thrilling animation Miss Hough is happily possessed of an excellent technique and upon each appearance was greeted with round of applause necessit- ting encores, The minuet from Sonta On. IA. No. 1. by Beethoven. played bv Miss Imogene Murphy. was q difficult piece executed with such pra aiseworthy skill by the charming player that it brought generous ap- plause from the audience. Miss Mur- phys work reflects great credit not only upon Professor Strobridge. but also upon herself Miss Laura Schmidt. another most promising pupil from Tempe in her rendition of Schumann's -tra besque. Op. Is. more than fulfilled the highest expectations of her many friends. The piece, though difficult from beginning to end. showed the talent of Miss Schmidt. The audience showed its appreciation by applause. The Phoenix pupils who participated were Miss Jennie Hinsdale. Miss Ethel Bell. Miss 0livette Perkins. Miss Maude Hawley and Miss Jessie Dunbar.
 Order of Sunday services at the gos- pei tent: Preaching to the children at O:30 a. m.: preaching at 11:30 a. nl.. 2:3D D. m. and 7:30 D. m- The preaching at 7:3O is Rev. MT. Smiths farewell ser 1non It is expected that Mrs. Wasson and Miss Augustine will drive to Tempe from Phoenix and attend the services.
 If anyone is known to be In need Of clothing. please report the same to the chairman of the relief committee, Mrs. Maude Tomlinson.
 Mrs. George N Gage or Tempe. by
 
 displayed at the Agricultural associa- tion exhibit in Phoenix won three first prizes. More than ordinary credit is due the Tempe competitors. from the fact that none Of them had decided to send any of their work until the last moment. and then forwarded whatever they had at hand. Three of those who entered from Tempe won first prizes
 Recent arrivals at the Hotel Casa Loma are: H. D. Underwood, Tucson; F. Yale Adams, Tucson: II. l.. Chand- Ter. Mesa: A. E. McVitty. Bryn Mawr. Pa; Rev. w. Randolph Mint. La Porte. Ind.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. KinGsbury. Fri day evening, drove to Phoenix to at tend the Country Club ball at the Hotel Adams.
 MT. and Mrs. George N. Gage will leave for Prescott. Monday evening. to spend the holidays with their daugh ters, Mrs. Burmeister and Miss Gage, the last named is already in Prescott. and will return the day after Christ mas.
 Miss Mather of the Normal school left for Prescott, Friday evening, to