Arizona republican., 1902-11-04
TEMPE

Samuel ATcCorkle, an elderly gentle man from Wilmington. H., arrived in Tempe Sunday morning and is the guest of the Casa Lena. MT. Me Corkle is a friend of C. c Jones, and will spend the winter here. 4n conver- sation with The Republicans Tempe correspondent, Mr. McCorl1le remarked yesterday that this is his thlrd winter in Tempe, and that he knows a fine winter climate when he finds one.
 A camp was established Sunday at the crosscut between Tempe and Phoe- nix by the men employed on the grade work of the Phoenix and Eastern rail road.
 Remember the chicken dinner to be given today by the ladies of the M. E. church, south. in Surgeons old meat market, one door south of telephone office
 James Goodwin left Sunday for Gold field for a short stay.
 w. s. Wilson and wife spent tic Sab bath with Mrs. Wilsons parents, MT. and Mrs. A. C. CzanHe.
 Frank Goodrich, the victim Of the railroad wreck, late lcgt evening was in a very serious condition. little hope be- ing entertained for his recovery. MT. Goodrich's injuries are far greater than was first supposed.
 Mesdames McCord and Harrison of Phoenix were the guests oi MT. and Mrs. J. J. HOdnett at the Casa Loma yesterday.
 G. R. Finch made business trip to Mesa yesterday.
 Dr. Pratt of Phoenix. who addressed temperance meeting il the NJ. E church Sabbath evening, was greeted by a crowded house. Rev. Pratt father Of Dr. Pratt, conducted i'm pressive devotional services, and excel lent music was rendered by the M. E. choir and by Prof. Grander's orchestra.
 Miss AIoliie Long is spending a few days with Mrs. Starr of Mesa.
 The many friends of Rev. Drew, who has been il at his home in East Tempe for the past week, will be pleased to learn that he is improving.
 Dr. Frances Woods will lecture at the Baptist church in Tempe next Friday evening; subject "Woman's Position in Modern Life" Dr. Woods is a young woman of charming personality and pleasing address. and her hearers are sure to enjoy her lecture, even if they do not agree with her views. Everyone is invited to attend. Admission free.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. F. A. Hough is seriously i'll.
 John Cave was a business visitor to Phoenix yesterday.
 J. D. Pritchard leaves today for a business trip to Silver King.
 The four mOnths-Old child of MT. and Mrs. W. Martin died al their residence Sunday and was buried yesterday.
 Postmaster Hodnett and the post masters at Phoenix and Mesa have been ordered by the mail superintend- ent to dispatch, commencing November 4th, mail pouches for the new trains on the Southern Paciffc-number A go- ing east and Nc. 43 going west.
 The election will be held today in Albert Miller's building. just north of the Tempe National bank.
 Rev Farr and wife visited with Phoenix friends yesterday.
 Dr. Woods, who will lecture Friday evening in Tempe, was a Red Cross nurse in the Philippines for two years, and her lectures are enriched from her fund of personal "reminiscences
 The Tempe Merchants furnished music for the democratic rally in Phoenix last evening
 A delightful time was had Saturday evening at the dormitory of the Tempe normal, when Dr. Jones entertained the boys of the normal football team and their friends in honor of their great