Arizona republican., 1908-03-09

 noticeably marked, and the experience novel one.
 A great many Tempe people have drifted toward California within the past few years and during the time spent there a number of them were encountered either by accident or in l tent. Most of them insist that south ern California is the place of all places ! but they also admit that Arizona is a pretty good place in which to live and | they all cherish tender spot for the l Salt River valley.
 ! J. w. Johnson. formerly secretary of the Arizona Honey EXcnange and at the time of his residence here one of the most prominent bee men in the valley. k now secretary oi the Cres- cent cream company, d company which supplies much of the Los Angeles de- mand for cream and butter. 1 C. A. Stewart, formerly secretary of ] the Tempe Canal company, is now with the Hass Buruch company on Los An geles street with his home on West ] 23rd street.
 Fred Hunt, formerly with the A. J. ! Peters company, is now with the State Mutual Building and Loan association with his home in South Pasadena. i Jack Stelzride, at one time one of the best known foot ball players in i Arizona is now attired in the uniform of the city police. Jack is one or the i best looking men on the force and | strange to say is single.
 1..Ft but .,T.f time ago. is now associated with the Cooper Grocery company. He expects to locate there permanently and will be joined by Mrs. Lukin in a short time.
 Harry Oberbeck and Bert Morgan are both located in Los Angeles. the former with d paper firm and the lat ter with Mullen and Bluett, clOthiers
 Eugene Shute and Charles Haigler are both attending the University of Southern California, the former taking civil and the latter mining en- gineering course. With them last Thursday the writer visited every de partment of the institution. Mr. Shute is not only doing good school work but is rated as one Of the best all around athletes in the school. It developed upon him to compete with the con testants from the north Saturday af- teruoOn in the running events in the Stanford University of Southern Cali fOrnia dual meet. with what success has not yet been ascertained. In what regard Mr. Shute is held by the school is evident by the fact that he has been elected captain of the football team NTr IIafsrI.r. is. srfy- athletics less attention at present than heretofore and is devoting all of his time to his studies with good results Joe Lobet. who Was with the Far mers' and Merchants bank last sum mer and later with the Pacific Cream cry company. is now enjoying a period of recreation in Los Angeles. Mir and Mrs. Lobct have rented neat little place on West s5rh street for the next six months and at the expiration Of that time expect to return to Tempe for Bhc winter.
 Harry Archibald and John Cave both make their headquarters in Los An geles. the former is engaged in the practice of law and the latter in min ing. At present both are absent on mining business. They both have homes in South Pasadena.
 Robert Richards Chester Haigler John Carroll and Raymond Still, oil former Tempe boys. gre aiso in Los Angeles. the latter attending a busi- ness college and the others working in one capacity or another.
 Pasadena. the beautiful. has claimed d number of Tempe people. IL is here Q I.t str beautiful homes in his section of the town. MT Murphy is taking life easy and occupies his spare time in moving the front lawn and keeping the trees trimmed Miss Imogene is attending the Los Angeles Norman from which she will graduate in June. Miss Mil dred is attending the Pasadena High school Mrs. Watrous makes her home with the Murphys-
 Little more than a stones throw from the Murphy home is the Curt Mile. bungalow. as neat and attrdc- tive a little hom' as one could desire. Mrs. Miller and Frank are living there now and Frank is taking a course in electrical engineering at Throop. He is making splendid headway and is counted one of the best students in his class He expects to spend a short time here with his father in the near future.
 Mrs. Edward Sands. formerly Miss Lizzie Chase. who spent several win ters here is happily situated on North Lake avenue. They are rne proud parents of a six months old baby boy and are now building modern home a few blocks east.
 Harry Chase, at one time captain of C company is in the postal service in Pasadena and has been so engaged for q number of years.
 At South Pasadena T. R. Jones Is located and is doIng an excellent busi- ness in the jewelry and optician line.
 Charles Taylor is also there m the capacity of the manager of Montgom- cry X Mulen's Pasadena lumber yard.
 The writer spent several hours ir Pomona Saturday. the guest of c. F Richmond. formerly of Phoenix and well known here. While there he had the pleasure of calling upon Rev. and Mrs r. l. Drew. MT. Drew will be remembered as at one time pastor of the Congregational church. He now breaches each Sunday in the noun tains above Riverside and the family home is in Pomona though both daugh- ters are in the city and Arthur the eldest son. is in North Dakota where
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