Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-02-07

AN AFTERNOON.-Mrs Andrews
entertained a number of her lady
friends Thursday afternoon.
AT THE COUNTRY CLUB.-Miss
Stoddard gave an enjoyable dance last
night to a number of her friends at the
Country Club. The function was in
honor of the return of Miss Goodrich
to the city.
FIRST NJ. E. CHURCH.-The theme
at the First NJ. f. church for tomorrow
morning at II o'clock service will be:
The Effect of a Visitor from the
Dead" Evangelistic services in the
evening. A cordial welcome to all.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
The regular services at the Free Meth
odist church, corner of Adams and
! Fifth streets Sabbath are aETAOIN
Fifth streets Sabbath as follows; Sab
bath school at 10 a. m: preaching at
II by the pastor, 5. f. Heilman and
preaching at 1880 by Rev. ]. P Medley
extended to all.
a WASHINGTON WEDDING
Friends of the family of Senator Cock
reu residing here have received CARDS
announcing the wedding of Senator
| 1ONhA eli uduSHlEI, MISS MARIAN
Cockrell, to Mr.. Edison Fessenden Gar
laudet. Their nuptials will be cele-
brateu Saturday, February Il. at the
Church of the Covenant in Washing
ton, d. c.
BAPTIST CHURCH. - Worshipping
in O'Neill hall, corner of Adams street
and First avenue. opposite p0stoffice,
Lewis Halsey. ID. d. pastor Public
worship II a. m. and 100 a. m Sun
day school at 9:45 q. m; Junior union,
3 p. m; B. Y. P. L. $50 p. m. Tomor-
row evening this congregation will
unite in worship with the Fifth Ave
nue. Christian church. y cordial wei
come to all.
tt UNITED PRESBYTERIANS.-
Rev. D. NJ. c. Stafford Of the United
Presbyterian church will hold a service
in the interest OF his church in the
Sabbath school room of the new NJ. Z.
church south on Sunday afternoon,
February s, at 4 p. m. Rev. Stafford is
stopping at the Commercial hotel and
would be pleased to meet any members
Of the United Presbyterian church who
may be in the city or vicinity.
TO TOUR MEXICO.-C. Henry
Hecker. who has for some time been
stopping at FL Bonita Rancho, near
Mesa City, with H. David Evans, well
known in this city, expects to be joined
here on Monday by his father, Colonei
Hecker, and other members of the
family. Colonel Hecker is one of the
wealthy citizens of Detroit and is
prominent in business circles. The fam
lily, including c. H. Hecker, will leave
here soon after for an extensive tour
through old Mexico.
IN a WAY TO ADJUST-The cases
CT Missouri" Tompkins, an A d. T
boy, and a. and B. Goldberg, two 9TH
er boys. parties of the second part
who were the principal figures in
disturbance in front of the Western
Union office the day before were in the
presence Of Justice Burnett yesterday
The case were not concluded but they
went far enough to show that though
Missouri had precipitated the row
he had done so accidentally and that
the others had pursued 1t with some
show of malice. A conclusion will be
reached on Monday.
THE FIRST WOOL-No doubt the
Salt River valley will have the honor
of putting the first wool of the year
1903. in the United States or perhaps
in the northern hemisphere on the mar
ket. Two wagon loads Of sacks filed
with wool were brought to the city
yesterday from the sheep camps near
the Union mine. Shearing began there
only a few days ago and this is the
first installment OF the clip from those
camps. Sheep owners believe that
prices will be a little better than they
were a year ago and they were very
satisfactory then so much so that most
of the buyers predicted that the same
wool would be sold in Boston by the