Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1903-06-06

RETURN OF JUDGE KENT.-Judge
Kent, who has been holding court at
Globe, will rteurn TO Phoenix tomorrow.
There will be no session of court here,
however, until next Thursday
A SUBURBAN RESIDENT.-Mr.
John p Orme has bought the L. II.
Orme place on the Cave Creek road,
| two miles north of the city. His family
has moved into il and Mr.. Orme. after
make that his home.
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.-Ser-
vices will be held at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow at the usual hours.
There will be Sunday school. beginning
at 9:45 a. m, sermons by the pastor, DR..
| Iapsley A. McAfee, at II a. IN. and S
p m. The Christian Endeavor society
will meet at o'clock.
LAWN SOCIAL.-The ladies of the
| Christ ian church propose to usher in
the summer season with a lawn social
on next Tuesday evening. which will
be given on the church lawns. under
the full moon. An entertaining pro-
gramme is being prepared, and ice
cream will be served
FIFTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. w. II. Bagby. pastor.
HuDnC worship lOulOiiON 1T II - NApNfN-
Instead Of the usual evening service.
the children of the Sunday school will
render a beautiful oantata entitled
Flower Praise" at O'Clock. Sunday
school at 9:i5 a. m. and Y. p, 5. <. +.
at p. m.
THE PROPERTY LOOKS WELL
Mr. ]. Henry Wood has returned for a
visit TO the gold mining property near
Phoenix in which he is interested with
w. c. Greene and others. Continued
development on the group gives it an
appearance of greater value than ever.
Mr. Wood will go back TO the mine on
Monday and from now on will devote
the most of his time to it.
ARIZONA LADY GRADUATES
The Republican is in receipt of an an
nouncement of the graduation exercises
of the academy of Our Lady of Lourdes
at Silver City. n. NJ, on Friday even
ing. June 20. In the list of the gradu-
ates are the names of Misses Ida Cas-
tenada, Bessie Gibson and annie
Walsh, who are we'll remembered as
pupils of the academy of the Sacred
Heart of this city.
FLOWER PRAISE.'-The children
of the Fifth Avenue Christian church
Sunday school viii render a cantata
entitled Flower Praise" tomorrow
evening al s o'clock, instead of the
regular preaching service at that hour.
They have been drilled by Mrs. Bagby
and Will give a fine performance. The
first Sunday in June is "Children's
Day in the Christian church through
out the land. and the programme to be
given tomorrow is one provided for
this occasion.
FIREMEN'S PICNIC. - Tomorrow
will be Firemens day at the park. This
grand event is looked forward 20 by
the fire boys as the greatest day of
the year. and as soon as this picnic is
over the firemen will look forward to
the next great day. All those who at
tend these social picnics viii be pleased
as the boys always have a good time.
All kinds of amusements and plenty
to eat and drink. The best of order
will prevail, and a good time is assured
for all who attend.
FOUGHT FOR HIS BOARD.-Among
the prisoners brought to the county Jail
yesterday was A. Peterson, committed
by Justice Nelson of Tempe for ten
days for a disturbance of the peace.
The commitments of Justice Nelson
are usually very explicit, biographical
and historical, and this one was so.
1t is gathered from il that Peterson had
not long been a resident of Tempe.
During the time he had been there he
had put up at the restaurant of u
Chinaman. Finally the board bill got
big enough to inspire the Chinaman
with a curiosity regarding the liquida-
ton of it and he spoke to Peterson
about it. His proud American spirit re
scented the opportunities of the Ccles-
tial and there was a fight.
THE BUCKEYE SALOON-The peo-
pie of the Buckeye country are deter
mined that they will have no saloon