Arizona republican., 1900-10-06
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BAPTIST SERVICES.-Mem of the Baptist church will find something of special interest to them in the Sun day morning service.
 MISS GEORGE BETTER. Miss Broollie George, who was so seriously hurt in runaway accident, is reported to be apidly recovering from her in juries.
 MOHAVE REPUBLICANS.-A dis patch from Kingman yesterday stated that Governor Murphy had addressed a well attended and very enthusiastic meeting there the night before.
 ENDORSED THE TICKET.-The Mckinley and Roosevelt cOlored re- publican club held meeting last night at the A. NJ. E. church at which reso- Iutions were adopted endorsing the re- publican ticket from William Mckinley to precinct constables and pledging it's support.
 COLORED BAPTIST MISSION Rev. Y. w Moulton. preacher in charge of the colored Baptist church, informs the colored citizens of Phoenix that mission has been opened at 1l2 Jackson street Services are held on Sundays at Il and 7:3O o'clock. All are cordially invited.
 A SICK CHILD.--Last' week mention was made in hose columns of the sick ness of Zilpha, the 4-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. P. Walbridge A couple of days ago she suffered Te lapse and is now in a very critical con clifton. The disease seems to have at f.- erable increase in her temperature.
 DISTRICT FOURTEEN.-The school term began in District No. IA September 10. The first month closed October ., with an enrolment of forty-seven; av- craze attendance fOrty-two. The names on the roll of honor in the gram mar grade department are: Norma Creighton, Ida Edwards. Lilly Edwards, Pearl Ellison. Eva Etter. Madgie Hud- son. Marion Mathers. Horace Ellison, Fred Woolf. Those in the primary de- partment are Emily Hawlett. Mamie Field. Alta Muse. Otto COVey, Leon Hawlett. Olive Hammond. Ruth Creighton, Grace Hammond. Aileen Reed Margie Reed. Allen Creighton. Roy WOolf Myrtle Hunsaker. Hurk- head Nall. Jean Nall, William Willis.
 A. O. [. w. GRAND LODGE.-Grand Lodge, A. O. |. w, If this jurisdiction, will be held Tn this city next week. be- ginning on Tuesday. It will convene in the new K. of P hall in the Horner building at a. m. That night there will be a public reception and on the following afternoon the visiting dele gates will be driven about the valley to the chief places of interest. On We'd nesday night there will he a meeting of Phoenix lodge No. ,, followed by a banquet. to which members of the order in this city and visiting members are invited. The business of the grand lodge will be closed on Thursday. The members of Phoenix lodge No. , and ]. Kinsley lodge No. s are requested to meet at K. of P. hall at o'clock to- morrow afternoon to make final ar engagements for the entertainment of the visitors.
 THE PHOENIX GUN CLUB.-The Phoenix Gun clubs live bird shoot will take place at Phoenix park tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The club will have over 200 pigeons on hand for the occasion. so that all the club members who attend can have chance at the 1 birds. There will be special clay bird shoot this afternoon at f o'clock at the clubs grounds. for the benefit of those who cannot attend tOmOrrOw's shoot, and to give some additional practice to some of the members who will go to the Jerome tournament this month. There will be plenty of blue rocks for all who
 wish to shoot whether members or not Nearly a dozen names have been added to the clubs membership the past week and in a short time the practice shoots | will be limited to club members. Th@