Arizona republican., 1902-05-14
J. [. STURGEON Pioneer Meat Market Only Cold Air Storage on the south side of the river.
TEMPE

"ResCIvel That d Nations welfare depends more upon legislation than 1Ip- on eduCat;oa.'' is the subject for dis cussion at the joint debate a the nor mai school Saturday evening next. be- tween the normal school and the uni Versity of Arizona. There are two sides to the question. although many to whom it has been prOpOunded seem to think there is but one. It depends up on the point of view. Be there Satur- day evening at s o'clock slow time, and hear both sides.
 Mrs R. W. Martin and daughter have returned from Casa Grande where Miss Martin has been teaching.
 Mrs Leslie Stewart. who has been seriously ill. is enjoying a rapid ,e- covery.
 The son of Mr. Martin. residing Cn the Dr. DeVore ranch. met with painful accident yesterday in the breaking of an arm.
 Mrs. Clark. who has been spending the winter here in the interest of her infant col's health. left last night for McCabe, where aIr. Clark is employed at present. Mrs. Clark expects to le- turn to Tempe next winter.
 Postmaster Newell Of Mesa attanI- ed the funeral of Mrs. Collins yestar- day.
 Mrs. Henry San1os leaves the latter part of this week for California. where she will spend the summer.
 Mrs C. H. Jores and maid spent yes terday in Phoenix,
 Mrs. G. N. Gage has received a tela- gram dated at Welsh La from J. F. Peck, who was called home on account of the illness of his sister. stating tina | he had received a telegram from home to the effect that Miss Peck was opar- ated upon last Saturday and is doing well.
 Mir Ellwins. who has been i'll for some time. died at his home yesterday morning at about 9:30 and was buried in the afternoon at o'clock. Inter- ment a the Double Butte cemetery. Fur ther mention will be made of ,he deceased in tomorrow's issue
 Joseph Balsz shipped a carload of cattle to Yuma last night. purchased from J. F. Sturgeon
 Mrs. M. T.. Collins died at her home near Phoenix Monday and was buried in the Double Butte cemetery yester- day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 F. w. Hunton and Geo. Coleman of Boston, Jacob Cline of Beatrice. Neb. J. H. Parfit of Denver. are the guests of Col. ShuItz
 Charles Mullen left for Florence yes terday with a large zinc tank made by John McClain. Tempe mechanics and merchants are rustlers and supply the territory
 Scottsdale is growing in population; new boy arrived at the home of Yer non Vanderhof Monday.
 R. Olea was the fortunate customer t Hyder Bros. yesterday. He drew the beautiful set of .crockery on display there.
 Mrs. Hyder is the guest of Phoenix friends
 Mir Teke. brother of Mrs. Schmidt who has spent the past five weeks hel on account of her health, left last night for his home in Chicago. He expects tC stop en route and visit the Kansas City springs for a few weeks.
 Mrs. W. A. Cosner is taking the school census
 The Maricopa train ran down anC Killed horse just south of town yes terday. The horse belonged to some Indian wood haulers
 The members of the Women's Baptfs Home and Foreign Missionary societ, will hold an afternoon tea at the resi- denoe of Mrs. Howard Woods on Fri day, May f6. All are cordially invited to attend. Refreshments will be serv