Arizona republican., 1903-03-29

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services at
Il a. m and 1 p m. Sunday school at
10 q. m. All seats are free and the
public is cordially invited to be present.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
| Corner of Center and Jefferson streets.
Services II a. III. Subject. Unreality.
Music under the direction of Mrs.
Deity. Sunday school, u IN. Every
body welcome.
AN INCREASED FORCE.-The Dor
ris- Heyman retinue has been increased
by a young lady clerk. She first ap-
peared in the city some three or four
days ago at the residence o. NJ. and
Mrs. c. D. DCrlis.
BAPTIST SERVICES-Re ]. l..
Lines Sunday school missionary for
Arizona, will preach in O'Neil hall this
evening, relieving the pastor, who has
not yet recovered from "a relapse of the
grip
FIVE DOLLARS EACH.-M. L. Par
ticle and John Doe were fined five dol
lars each yesterday in the police court.
by Recorder Jobs, for drunkenness.
They We're committed to jail upon not
being able to pay the fine.
ADVENTIST SERVICES. II h + e
will be ali interesting talk tonight on
Bible subjects at the Seventh-Day
Adventist church. corner Pierce and
North Third streets. The public is es-
pecially invited TO join III the song ser
vice.
GLENDALE WON.-The base ball
team of the High school. yesterday
went out to Glendale to play Fall. The
Glendale team won the game, the
score being 10 to s. The battery for
Phoenix was Maycs and. Helm, Jen-
nings and Wiegold for Glendale.
BAPTIST CHURCH. 49, Services in
C'Neill hall, opposite postoffice, Lewis
Falsey, pastor. Public worship II a.
r.. and 100 p. m. Bible school 9:45
a III. Junior union pm. b. Y. p. L.
$50 p. m. Special music at both ser
vices. \ cordial Invitation is extended
to all.
FAITH CURE.-The Rev W. II
Bagby will discuss Modern Miracles''
! this evening in the Fifth Avenue Chris
tan church. at half past seven O'clock.
Those familiar with the reverend GER
tleman's style will be interested in his
handling of this much discussed ques-
ton.
GROWING COLUMBIA. - From 4
private letter from c e Champie, of
Yavapei county. it appears that the
popula ton of that thriving mining
camp on Humbug is rapidly increasing.
This is the summary OF March addi-
tions: 40 kids, So Belgian hares, Il
chickens, pups, kittens, 8 calves and
one colt.
BACK FROM BENSON.-S. s. Walls
truTn. chief clerk for General Man
ager W. A. Drake of the S. f. P. q P.
F. P. Cruice. chief clerk for J. L. En-
inert. assistant to President Murphy.
and Engineer Anderson CT the Phoenix
& Eastern, spent yesterday in Phoenix
en- route home TO Prescott from a short
visit to Benson. Their mission there
was the perfection CT the railroad sur
vey previous to the making of neces-
sary maps to be filed with the govern
ment.
MARKS ROACH.--A happy event
occurred at Buckeye la; Wednesday
evening. II was the marriage of Mir.
Ernest Marks and Miss Ida Roach.
The wedding took place at the home
OF the brides parents. Rev. /. I. rhayer
cfficia ting. Among the guests We're
friends from Phoenix and Glendale as
we'll as from the neighborhood. The
couple are to make their home on the
Buckeye. Both the bride and groom
are held in high esteem. and have tie
best wishes Of their many friends.
CHOIR RECITAL. - On Tuesday
evening next at S o'clock the choir OF
the Fifth Avenue Christian. church. as
sisted by several favorite musicians of
the city. will give concert in the
church, and have arranged very at
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