Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-05-07
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Pioneer Meat Market
Only Cold Air Storage on the
south side of the river.
TEMPE

''An afterncon' at the Casa Iona
on Monde was the occasion of one Of
the prettiest and pleasantest social
functions o. the season. The party Was
given by Mrs. DR.. G. H. Jones, to the
ladies of the CASE Iona. in honor CT
Miss Josephine Olsen and Mrs. Quin-
by and her daughter. who left the same
evening for their eastern homes. The
north vnrInda on the second noO..
where the guests were entertained.
was tastefuHy decorated With Ia
France roses. porlegranate branches
and blossoms. pepper green's and sweet
peas and presented 4 beautiful and
pleasing appearance Dainty refresh
ments We're served. converse ton en-
gagged il. md = number Of kodak
views of the company were taken by
ladies present The guests parted with
expressions of auprecia lion and praise
of Mrs Jones as & hostess
J. Montgomery and :. Henderson
were in Phoenix yesterday.
The County w. G. r / will be held
in Phoenix Nav 9tn. at the Presby-e-
rian church The delegates from The
Tempe union are Mrs. I"te Watrous.
Mrs. A 3. Tomlineor Mrs r. y.
windes. Mrs Eta Johnson and Mrs.
Kate Buck.
Mr. Elwing is seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
H. B. Griffin return IL yesterday from
his California trir.
The city council will meet in its
regular session Thursday evening, May
Sth.
r. L. Olive. of Hume. 40. is the
guest of c. E. Adams MI. Olive con-
templates locating here permanently.
r. G.. Goodwin of Globe, and brother
Ed of Tempe. purchased a collection of
about seventeen baskets on the Pima
reserva ton yesterday. Mr.. Goodwin
expects to take the collection. with
many already purchased Of the ADa-
ches. to San Francisco. about the 18th.
The following is the schedule OF the
water run Dickinson. 4:15 = in to 4:.'j
D n: Tomlinson. May 9. 4:.,-l p m 10 .: 10
m: Fox. May .. $40 p m to 5:j5 p n:
Mandaz. May .. 300 p III to sos p IN;
Merando, May 9. Cos y IN to $50 p N:
Jones. May .. ESQ M to 10 p n:
Barlow. May .. 40 p m to 500 p IN.
There will be an ice cream social for
the benefit Of the ConGrega tional
church q the home of f \. Hough. on
Friday evening May 9th. Ice cream
will be served on the lawn and also in
the house. Everybody invited. Il good
time is promised to all.
Old Dick. who has done service in
Wells, Fargo & cos express wagon in
Tempe daily since January goth. 1898
has been given q vacation ard ne Is
now soiourning in an alfalfa field
south of town. Old Dick is one of the
best known horses in the territory
having met the Maricopa train twice
a day for over four years. He is uc
more afraid of railroad train than he
is of bale of hay He knows more
about the geograph of Tempe than
most of the old timers, knowing whore
every hay stack is, also every water
ing trough. 1t was very common
sight to see Dick start off from in
front OF the express office. followed b!
his faithful friend. Belle" the dog
now dead, walk three blocks to the
Hayden watering trough, back out and
go back to his stable without so much
as hitting a rock. While the citizens
of Tempe miss Dick in his rounds il
the official capacity in which he served
yet they are much pleased to have him
enjoy the summer outing he so much
deserves.
Those registered at the Casa LONE
yesterday We're w. P. Parkhum. Sal
Francisco: Ed Farr, Albuquerque; Z
T. Thomas, San Francisco.
The students of the normal schoo
are much interested in the comm:
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