Arizona republican., 1903-05-31

GOING NORTH.-Mrs. $. J. Holsing-
 CT and children will leave for the north ern part of the territory in a few days
 Co send the summer.
 CHURCH MEETING.-The business
 meeting of the Baptist church is called
 for next Wednesday instead of Monday evening.
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services at Il a. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Church located on the west side of the courthouse plaza.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH, Corner of Center and Jefferson streets. Services, II a. m, subject. God the Only Cause and Creator" Sunday school at 12 m. Everybody welcome.
 A SMALL HAUL.-There was a very l small haul by the police yesterday. the only people in town celebrating hard enough to require the attention of the officers being two men who when they drink at all make business of it.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICES. Rev. w. H. Bagby will preach at the Christian church at Il a. m. on What
 Is the Kingdom of God?" There will
 be no sermon in the evening on ac- count of the union service at the NJ. E. church.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Dr. McAfee will not return from Los An geles until early next week. Rev. C. H. Rirkemper will occupy the pulpit at the morning service at the Presbyterian church, and the congregation will join in the minor services at the First
 Methodist church in the evening. GOOD TEMPLARS WILL ATTEND.
 
 l. Q. G. T., are requested to meet at the Fifth Avenue Christian church at
 3:3O Sunday afternoon, in order to at
 tend in a body the funeral of Brother Thomas Darroch.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-Services in O'Neir hall, opposite postoffice. Rev. Lewis Halsey, D. D.. pastor. The pas tor will preach at II d. m. Bible school. I9:45 a. m. Junior union. 3 D. m. B. '. P. U., D. m. The congregation will
 unite in the evening in the service by
 Evangelist Holcomb. A cordial welcome to all.
 THE REGULATOR OF THE DAM w. D. Frazer, who has charge of the Arizona dam and regulates the water
 supply for the people of the Salt Xiv ar valley. came to town yesterday c The water, he says, is getting pretty low now though there is more in the dam than there usually is at this time of the year.
 THE FUNERAL OF THOMAS OAR ROCH.-The funeral of Thomas Dar- roch, who died last Thursday morning, will be held from Easterling's under taking establishment at D. m. this af ha fur txil ha tIndar the auspices of the I. O. F. MT. DarrOch
 was a very popular young man and was
 one of the principal officers of Court Hassayampa. I. O. F., and very faith fui worker for the good of the order. A TEXAS BUSINESS MANY. T.
 Maddox, a prominent business man of Fort Worth, Tex, who has spent three
 or four days in the city visiting his brother, John Maddox, the mining man, left last night for his home. This was
 the first visit of MT. Maddox to the val ley and he was very much pleased with what he saw. This is also the first time the brothers have met in seven
 teen years. MT. Maddox is a member and director of the board of trade of Fort Worth.
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY.-Miss Hazel Sweem last night gave a party to sev- eral of her young friends al the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Sween at the corner of Grant street and Montezuma avenue. It was on the occasion of her twelfth birthday. There were games and refreshments and the grounds were brilliantly lighted by
 Chinese lanterns. The guests were: Levia Lazzari, Julia Carguil, Lydia
 Fousha, Alice Fousha, Naomi Finney,
 Romolo Lazzari. Myrtle Ross, Minnie Slankard, Hazel Slankard. Dorothy Slankard. Carry Ross. Walter Oakes. Stella Vaness, Vido Lazzari, Rita Ros- enbeck, Myrtle Peter. Hazel Sweem, | Lea Menard, Tony Flannigan.