Arizona republican., 1903-10-15
TEMPE
THE HEARST PARTY.
Tempe Would Like to Entertain the
 Visitors.

Principal Matthews of the Normal went to Phoenix Tuesday evening to try and make arrangements with the board of trade to have the Hearst par ty. which arrives in Phoenix Saturday. stop at Tempe in the course of their drive through the valley He met with much encouragement. the board. prons- isiEg to include Tempe in their trip. provided the necessary arrangements regarding time can be made. AS the party will only be in Phoenix Il short while their time will necessarily be limited. It is hOred that they will visit the Normal and perhaps take din- ner at the girls hall
 W.C.T. RECEPTION.
 The reception Tuesday evening at the Congregational church, given by the ladies of the W. c. T. T.. to the teachers of Tempe. was well attended and was very pleasant affair After an hour spent in conversation the pro- ;,ramIne took place. the opening num- her being a solo by Harry Archibald, entitled. Fear no Foe" He was loud ly applauded and responded to an en- core with ''The Owl Song." a humorous selection which created much merri- ment. Mrs Buck president Of the io-
 
 laChance. territorial president, who spoke at some length. She laid partic '. ular stress upon the good that could Ie done the cause of temperance through the public school. Quoting from prominent W. c. T. L. woman she made the statement that in ten years from the time that temperance was given an equal space in school work with geography. reading. etc, the evils of intemperance would be over come. Harry Schmidt then followed with a cOrnet solo, Heavenly Sons, which was well rendered and much ap- preciated by his hearers. The meeting was t..-l thrown open and Professors Lee and FriZZell took part in the dis cussion. This concluded the program. The rest of the evening was devoted to conversation and the disposition of much cake and sherbet.
 CORRECTION.
 It was previously stated that L. '. Bruce's dairy sale would take place on Wednesday, This was an error. It takes place this morning at ten o'clock.
 TO DEBATE TONIGHT.
 The Athenian society of the Norma! wi.l debate tonight upon the following question: Resolved. That the farmer is greater benefactor to the commun- ity than the manufacturer Negative. Roy Hutchison. F. G. Hough; affirma tive, E. c. Corbell. Elmer Redden. Speech, Cone Webb.
 WILL TRY HOT WATER.
 J. W. Burg and F. Fogle, ST. will leave today for Agua Caliente Springs. Mir. Fogle has been a sufferer from rheumatism for some time and MT. Berg is not in the best of health. Both gentlemen expect to remain until they gain relief and MT. Berg may decide to remain permanently.
 PERSONAL NOTES.
 Mrs. Wm. P. Richards drove over from Phoenix yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Bell Morgan, q student of the Normal, has gone to Tucson. where she was called by the serious illness of her father. She expects to return next week.
 Registered at the Casa Loma yester- day were: Mrs. G. NJ. Broadway, Miss Katie Spinas Florence; Harry Gasburs, New York; John Weitzell, Los Angeles; H. M Hunter. wife and children. MT Hunter is here for his health and ex- poets to remain this winter. The fam fly spent last winter in Phoenix and are greatly pleased with Arizona's climate. Prof. Matthews spent yesterday in Phoenix attending meeting of the board of education.
 .Iole Penn of Neodesha. Kan, is in Tempe, having been called here by the serious illness of his mother.
 Manuel Mazon left last night on d short trip to Bisbee. If he likes it there he may Gecide to remain permanently.
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