Arizona republican., 1900-09-30

| Mrs. Gilland. At 9 D. m. there will be Q | rally of all the young peoples societies | of the city, under the direction of Dr. | George B. Pratt. Dr. J. C. Norton will | have charge of the praise service. Ad- l dresses will be made by H. w. Peck | and Joseph H. Smith. A cordial invi- | tatiOn is extended to all young people of l the city to attend this service. In the | evening Bishop Hamilton will again
 preach and Joseph H. Smith will be in | charge of the conservation service. | Music for the evening: Anthem. The
 King of Love My Shepherd Is' (Shel- l ley), by the quartette.
 A BOY MISSING Green wood son of MT. and Mrs. D. w l Greenwood. has been missing from ! home for day or two. The little fellow I is only about : years of age and his parents are very much worried about | him.
 MISS GEORGE BETTER.-Miss BroOkie George, who was severely in jured Friday evening by jumping from a buggy, was reported much better yesterday. She had been driving with her father and after he alighted the 1 horse became frightened and ran She jumped out, striking on her head. and
 was partly unconscious during the
 night. She is rapidly improving and
 no serious results are feared.
 MRS. DEITY HOME. Mrs w. F.. Deity has returned from San Francisco where she completed a course of study under Mansfeldt, the well known in structor. Mrs. Deity is known through out the territory as an accomplished musician and she now has an excel lent repertoire of pianaforte music.
 BOTH ENDS MEET. The East End and the West End base ball teams met yesterday afternoon Oil the grounds al Eighth avenue and hammered the ball all over the diamond. The result was score of 25 to 13 in favor of the East End team. This is the first time the West End has been defeated and it is a new experience, but they will turn it to good account in later efforts.
 A FAREWELL PARTY. Mrs. Nor ris Golf entertained at her home, 542 North First avenue, on Saturday, in honor of Mrs. A. W. Galpin and son Earl, who will leave shortly for their new home in Yuma. Those present were Mrs. A. w. Galpin and son Earl, MT. and Mrs. M. J. Galpin. N. A. Gal pin, MT. and Mrs. M. E. Viault, Mrs. Hanks, MT. Hanks and Zella Walbridge. A very enjoyable day was spent.
 BALL GAME TODAY.-At the park this afternoon the Union Stars and the Plank team will play a game of basa ball. The two teams will line up in the following order: Union Stars-C. F. CerranO, catcher: J. Lastra, pitcher; R. Lopez. first base: w. Scott. second base: A. Scott, third base; T. Flores, short stop; R. Mundivil right fled; r. Heredig. left field; substitute. J. Lind sey. Planks-C. M. Long. catcher; A. Wormell. pitcher; s. Osborne, first base; w. Sweem, second base; E. Long. third base; J. Parker. short stop; F.. Mognett right field; w. Tyson. canter| field; H. Long, left field; substitutes, J. Barnum and R. Massey.
 HELD UP WITH A GUN.-A young man by the name of Mcclellan, em- ployed by the $. F. P. X P.,was held up near the West End school house on Friday night. He passed the school house a short time before with young lady, whom he was taking home from an entertainment. He noticed d man standing under the trees. On his re- turn the man was still there, but MT. Mcclellan paid little attention to him and just as he was passing him the fel- low punched him in the ribs with very bright and exceedingly long gun. MT. Mcclellan stood very still. because it didn't cost him anything. The foot pad went through his pockets, but found nothing.
 NORMAL VS. UNIVERSITY. - About a year ago the normal school foot ball team met the university eleven on the gridiron at Tucson. Yesterday Manager Quinn Anderson of the uni Versity team came up to arrange for a return game. He was successful and the two teams will meet at Phoenix park on Thanksgiving day. MT. An derSOn, who was a former resident of Phoenix, says his team is d good one and he promises hot game. There are two teams at the university and great interest is taken in the game, daily practice under a good coach being en- gagged in. Everything is prosperous al the university and there are now about 200 students in attendance. Among them are ten from Phoenix and vii cinity.
 K. OF P. CALENDAR. On the night of October 19 the Knights of Pythias with fitting ceremony will ded icate their new hall on Center street. There will be a street parade at : ,'. m., followed by an interesting pro- gramme in the hall and a banquet to which all Pythians and their families will be invited. Immediately after the banquet the Pythian braves who be- long to the hostile tribe of Khorassan will begin smearing themselves with war paips and by the night of the 20th they will be prepared for the massa- ere of a company of tyros in the temple nf m h "a SnI.n1.lI h..