Arizona republican., 1903-02-11

EIKS' SOCIAL. - Phoenix Lodge, No. 3S5. E. P. O. F.. is arranging for ladies social and musicale to be held in the lodge rooms February 26. POLICE COURT.-A. Dove was sent to jail yesterday for thirty days by the city recorder. Same old charge drunkenness. John Doe was fined five dollars for disorderly conduct.
 JOURNEY CONTINUED.-Mr. and Mrs. S. R Sloan. parents of Thomas Sloan of this city, left yesterday morning for the northern part of the territory after a weeks visit here with relatives.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Rev. w. H. Bagby will occupy his pulpit both morning and evening next Sunday. A special effort will be made to have ex- ceIIent music at both services. All members are urged to be present. FUNERAL POSTPONED.-The fu- neral of J. J. Gardiner which it had been announced would take place at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon has been postponed to the same hour tomorrow pending the arrival of his son, J. M. Gardiner, from Los Angeles.
 RECITAL ANNOUNCED. - Mrs. Vivian Palmer Hamilton has announc- cd a recital at the opera house on the night of March ?. To those who re- member her last recital and to all who have heard her sing, this will be wei come news. She will be sure of q warm greeting and an artistic success.
 A BAD MEXICAN-Toribia Cam arSo was arrested by Officer Bush about sundown last evening for using very objectionable language in the presence O. a lot of children who were playing on south Third avenue. The officer will recommend to the court that Torihia be sent to jail for 999 years.
 PHOENIX OPERA CLUB. - The Phoenix Opera club a short time ago announced the production of the opera Pirates of Penzance" RehearsaIs have been frequent and thorough and i the date has been set fer March at the Doris theater. There will be a full orchestra and the opera will be given entire without a cut.
 1 VALENTINE SOCIAL-The social department of the Epworth League
 will give a Valentine social in the church pariors on Friday evening, February 13. Everybody, especially
 strangers, invited. Everything is free and a pleasant evening guaranteed. NJ. F. church, corner of Monroe street and Second avenue
 PRAYER MEETINC-First NJ. F
 church, corner of Second avenue anu
 Monroe streets. Rev. c. V. Cowan, pas tor. The regular mid-week prayer
 meeting is held every Wednesday al 1:30 D. n. All members are requested to be present. Strangers in the city will be cordially welcomed. especially
 the young men away from home. NEW YORK VISITORS-Mrs. Al
 fred M. Sparks and daughter of State i Island. N. Y, arrived this morning 1T l Phoenix. They are visiting Mrs. Geo
 L. P. Chambers and family of ThirC
 avenue and Jefferson street. Mrs Chambers is Mrs. Sparks daughter ant
 has resided here with her family foi the past year. They will remain hero
 until May, when they will return east
 DIR. WOODWARD RETURNS EAST i-Dr. Frank '. Woodward. a promin,
 ent dentist of Hutchinson, Kar, whr
 has been spending the past thre,
 months in the city and who had cnarg,
 of Dr. Jess0p's practice during the lat ter : recent illness, ieff TOT his nom
 this morning. Mrs. Woodward vii
 stay through the remaining winte
 months with her brother, AIr. Charie
 R. Sterling.
 DEATH or MRS. REX.-Mrs
 Mamie Rex, wife of w J. Rex die,
 yesterday at CPS North Seventh ave rue. Her home was at Sheldon Wash, about twenty-five miles iron 1 Olympia. She came here about si, weeks ago accompanied by her hus- band and a friend, Mrs. Dipman, wh, nursed her through her illness Sh.