Arizona republican., 1903-01-18

FUNERAL POSTPONED.-The fu- neral of Mrs. NJ. R. Harland has been postponed till 2:3O o'clock Monday afternoon.
 ENTERTAINED LAST EVENING" Mrs. s. Oberfelder last evening enter tained number of her lady friends at her home on North Center street.
 YOUNG LADIES' LUNCHEON Mrs Leo Goldman gave a luncheon about midday yesterday at the Country club in honor of a number of her young
 lady friends.
 THE STREAMS OF BABYLON
 The choir of the First Methodist Epis-
 copal church this morning will sing
 in the musical programme By the
 Streams of Babylon"
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services at Il a. nn and p. m. Sunday school at
 10 a. m. All seats are free and tn" public is cordially invited. Church west side of court house plaza.
 A SOCIAL DANCE.-The ladies of Court Floral, l. O. F., will give a social hop at Forrester's hall next Wednesday evening, January 21. The public is cordially invited.
 | COUNTRY CLUB-There was an in- teresting programme of sports and so- ciability at the Country club yesterday Q .ternoon. Mrs. B. F. Porter. Mrs. T. W. Chamberlain and Mrs. William l Cain served refreshments.
 BARNEY KERsTING BACK.-Bar- i iney Kersting has returned from Pueb- Ic, Colo, where he went some months ago in very bad health from a nervous
 attack. He returns feeling as good as | he ever did and glad to be home again. ! SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION.-Ths ! third biennial convention of the Ari- zona Equal Suffrage Association vii i be held in Padget's hall January 19tn ] 2Oth and Fist. A very attractive pro- l gramme has been arranged. The pub l lie is invited to attend.
 FIFTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN ! CHURCH-Corner Fifth avenue anl i Monroe street. Rev. w. Ii. BagDy pastor. Preaching at Il a. n. and 7:S D. m. Morning subject Gods Powe
 to Us Ward" evening, Symbols of tn
 old Time Religion"
 COME TO LIVE-Mr. and Mrs. Xxi lonskop for many years residents oi
 Loveland. Col. have arrived in Ph0e-
 nix and expect to make this their per
 manent home. They say they were at tracted here by continued perusal O. The Republican. knowing a good thing when they heard about it.
 A CHANGE OF POSITION.-Pro lessor True or the bureau of anima husbandry. who has been at the eX pcrimental farm for some time. lief last night to take a place in the facul ty of Nevada university. He will b succeeded here by Professor T. T. Nc Cornell late of the university of Wis consin.
 4 BUTTON -HANSFORD.-O. M. But {. ton and Miss Maggie l.. Hansford wer married last evening at 7:30 o'clock a a the residence of Justice Robertson, 2i 4 West Jefferson street. that representa- \ tive of the law officiating. The brid a is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joh I Hansford The groom has provided k nice home for his bride on Jackso s street.
 JACK DEMPSEY'S MANAGER 1 Gus Futile, the manager of Jack Deml E sey through his glorious middleweigl a career. died in this city yesterda morning. Mir. Futile has been a res z dent of the city for the last two year R l a sufferer of tuberculosis. He was b 2 side the manager of the famous priz E fighter a prominent New York busine B man. His body will be sent to Ne H York tonight
 s SAFER R-YOUNG-Clinton Saver ar = Mrs Alice Young were married ye A terday afternoon at 9 o'clock in u a parlor of the Kelso. Rev. F.. A. Pel a ick performed the ceremony and tl z bride was given away by her aur a Mrs. Kelso. MT. Saver is paying tell si In the Valley bank. Mrs. Young h. r been a resident of Phoenix for tv E years and both are well and favorab