Arizona republican., 1902-12-23
TEMPE

Harry Hendrix, principal of the Douglas schools, returned home yes terday morning for the holiday vaca- tion and the institute.
 F. w Butler is out again after a protracted illness.
 H. W. Ryder of the Tempe Ryder Lumber Co. was over from Phoenix yesterday.
 Mrs. Agnew and son, R. C. Kennedy of Cincinnati. O., arrived in Tempe Sunday morning and will spend the winter the guests of relatives, Col. J. E. Price and family.
 Mrs. H. F. Robinson returned to her home in Phoenix yesterday after spending the Sabbath in Tempe.
 Vim. Franklin came in from Bisbee yesterday where he is employed, to spend Christmas with his mother.
 The genial Bob Richards is display ing and selling pictures from fine col lection of views taken at the Normal and dormitory. Among them are pie lures of Gov. and Mrs. Brodie taken with the school faculty and guests on the day of the governors visit here.
 The NJ. E. church South will have a Christmas tree and and literary pro- gramme at their church Wednesday evening. Everybody is invited and at liberty to put presents on the tres.
 Prof. Geo. NJ. Frizzell. superintendent of the Tempe city schools will nave a lady assistant hereafter, Miss Frizzeil the new instructor arrived at the prin- cipa's home yesterday morning and weighed ten pounds.
 While J. M. Mcdonald and little daughter Rose. aged six years, were at the railroad station in Tempe Sun day en route to their home in Los Angeles, the little. girls coat was taken. About $7 was the estimated losss.
 The manager of the Tempe depart ment of the Republican who now has his office at his home on East Seventh street has arranged to leave extra copies of the Arizona Republican at the store of T. R. Jones, the jeweler Any person desiring a copy can pur- chase the same there and any sup scriber failing to get his morning paper will be supplied with pleasure if ne will kindly call for the same at the store.
 It will be a favor much appreciated by the Tempe correspondent if any one having items will give him the same or leave them with Mr. Jones where they will be secured for publication.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Schmidt spent the Sabbath with Percy w. Smith and friends at Scottsdale.
 Wm. Rohrig has returned from a ten days business trip to southern California.
 Miss Edna Greenleaf returned home yesterday from Yuma to spend the holidays with her mother, Miss Green leaf is an instructor in the city schools there
 Walter Fleming of Louisiana who has been assisting the engineering corps of the Phoenix and Eastern rail- road was compelled on account of ill., health to leave for the Phoenix hossl- tal yesterday.
 Miss Anna Decker. teacher of the Rohrig school east of Tempe glad dened the hearts of her merry boys and girls yesterday by giving an old fashioned taffy pulling.
 friend of Zanjero Warehouse was led to suggest to the Zanjero yesterday on account of the fullness of his face that anti-fat will reduce flesh but MT. Warehouse insists that its humps.
 The congregational church will Ob- serve Christmas Wednesday evening by Christmas tree and a literary pro- Sramme. A cordial invitation IS ex- tended to all.
 Frank Silva of Mountain View. Call. who came here some months ago for his health died in Tempe last Saturday evening of tubercular trouble. MT. Silva's remains will be shipped to ais western home to-day.