Arizona republican., 1902-11-11
TEMPE

Miss Josephine Olsen arrived yester- day morning from St. Paul. Miur.. and will spend the winter in Tempe. . Suesr Of the Casa LOma.
 T. r. Flannigan of Phoenix was business visitor here yesterday.
 r. M.Schu-cman. has received word to the effect that Mrs. SchUrera.l and son. John C.. will return to Tempe from Erl Francisco by December l. The specialist who has the case in charge assures Mrs. Schureman that her sons rearing will be perfectly restored by that time.
 Miss Nellie White. a student Of the Normal. spent yesterday in PhOe1 iN visiting with her father. who came I'D fom Yuma for the transaction of buii- Ess
 stacy Penn left yesterday for Flol . C-.a.
 .Ir lge Woy Of Mesa transacted bus rass il Tempe yesterday.
 E. A. Windes C Co. have disposed of th- J. N. Lewis ranch, containing %o aC~-s, to 4. q. Austin.
 e. F. BurmisteT, wife and son, are thn guests Of Mrs. Burnistcr's parents, 1l~. and Mrs. c. N. Gage.
 -liss Ina Pomeroy Of Mesa visited with friends in Tempe yes terd9T.
 .. c. Wilson of Phoenix local agent O. inc InternatiOual rezDo-dence Scflols, was here yester lay in the in t-rlst of the school.
 J. e. Robbins Of Tonto Basin came in with q large drove of cl tie yes terday
 -r1. C. II. Jones ani " rs. F. N. Irish wont over to Phoenix yesterday morn ing 10 meet Miss Olsen, who ca ne in over the Santa Fe.
 Hiss Maud Collins, o- student at the Normal, is III at the dorlnitcry.
 William Wright, who is employ co in Florence. is in Temp spending ;. few days with his family
 Mrs. 4. B. Tomlir son. w.lo attended the International W c. T. Y. conven- ton in Portland, Maine. as a delegate from Arizona, returned home yesterday. Ac extensive report of Mrs. Tomlinsnr's $ trip appeared in Sund ly's iss ue of The Er.lblican.
 w. II. Wilbur drove over to Phoenix yesterday.
 C. T. Wise of Me ga was a business visi-o~ to Tempe y,s3terday.
 A pleasant time s anticipated on next fril7y afternoon oy all associated with -ha Tempe Normal school when Gov orE-~ and Mrs. 5rcdie and the Normal bo--l will visit the school n the c'2-1g the go--ern1r and Mrs. ETodie --7 Normal beard and their wives and ,a' licuity and their wives will be en- j.-- med at dinner at tho new do-Tni- t.'y by the Secretary Of the board.
 ---s Mo lie Long, who has been the s-a-- of Ter aunt, 7Grs. Stone, .n re mpe and Of f. lends in Mes for three weeks 0se-, has returned to her home in Ference
 C- last Saturday evening at 9:30 oc- c1 eJ the death or one of Tempe's old "-- @rd most high ly honored citizens --i'- 1herloc k 4. ENs lsworth at the ad- -r1d age of e Sh ty-two years. MT. s' --sWorth was bern in Lunda, \. V, ls2 lZ, 1920. V rhide yet young man h- changed his pla-"e of residence to -usky, Ohio. wh ere he spent sev- s--l years, an ] from which place in '15 -e moved to N.lrshalltown Iowa. r- July 1, 1JO1, Mr. Walsworth came G '-a-5 city -o make this home with his e.E son, A. A. Waisworth, who has
 71 one oT Tcmpe|s much esteemed ..-i-7ns fo r many year g. The deceased -- JednG manhood DrOfessed christian -t" and identified himself with the Con G-lE -lfSnal church, in which church he IioVec himself a consistent christian 52d dn active member ntil his death. IT e funer,l services were conducted on 'dh5ath afternoon at 2:3L by the Rev. Daniel KLoss of the Co ngregatiOnaI church from the Walswor tn residence or East Sixth street. Int rment was mae in the Double Butte cemetery.