Arizona republican., 1903-11-08
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| OF1ANG6 UT HESiDENCG.--M Mrs. J. W. F'rakes who has lived for years at the corner of Jefferson and Third +streets has moved to No. 542 East | Washington street
 GONE TO TuCSON.-M. O. Bick- neil has gone 10 Tucson. presumably to acquaint himself further with the new order of things since the Southern Pacific absorbed the M. & P. &; s. F. V. railroad.
 GRAND CANYON SERVIcE.-Be- | ginning December 3 the Santa Fe will run a sleeper once a week to the Grand | Canyon leaving Los Angeles every Thursday and departing from the Grand Canyon every Monday.
 IN THE FIELD.-Engineer II. R. | Patrick expects to spend a portion if not all of next week in Pinal county in company with his transit level and chain and other things that go to make up surveyors outfit.
 MUSIC AT THE M. E. CHURCH. The music will be rendered by q ! double ouartette of mixed voices. h ' selection both morning and evening by ! the male Guartette Miss Nuby will sing. When the Mists have Rolled Away at the evening service.
 MASONIC GRAND LoDaE.-The grand bodies of the Masonic order in this jurisdiction Will hold their an nuaI sessions in Tucson on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday of this week. There will probably be a large deiega- ton in attendance from Phoenix and from points in the northern part of the territory.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH. Postofjce building. Monroe street, ground floor. Services II a. m. Sub ject. "MortaIs and Immortals. Music under the direction of Mrs. Deity. Mrs. H. w Heap will sing The King of Love Our Shepard Is" GOunod. Sun day school immediately after the ser vices. Wednesday evening service 7:31. All are welcome.
 MAIL ROUTE ABANDONED.-It is reported that the postal route that has heretofore oeen in operation between Castle Crcel, Hot Springs and Crown Point has been abandoned, temporarily at least. The discontinuance, it seems. is not at the instance of the govern ment but that of the contractor wro sems to be unable to keep mail car Tier on the Job.
 CAME FROM CANADA.-Mr. z. Earle, Mrs. T. l.. Earle and Miss An netta Earle have arrived here from New Brunswick and expect to make Phoenix their home permanently. Mr. Earle is an uncle of T. F. Irvine. MT. and Mrs. c. Fred Sharpe of this city. Mrs. Sharpe being sister of T. r,. Irvine. have also returned from an eN- tended tour through New Brunswick and other parts of Canada.
 .POTANISTS HERE. - Lieutenant Colonel George Hochderffer. \. G.. A. who resides in Flagstaff. arrived here yesterday overland having travel ed via the Verde valley. He is accom- nanied by Dr. Purpis, a notable Ger man botanist and the two men pro- pose to leave soon for a trip through old Mexico. pr. Purpis is engaged in collecting plant specimens for various German universities.
 BAPTIST SERVICES.-At the Bar- tist church service this morning pr. Seymour. not being able to reach Phoenix. pr. Halscy will read an ad- dress given by President Benjamin Ide Wheeler before the Baptist state con vention of the state of New York on Baptist and Bible Study" In the ad- dress pr. Wheeler gives his views on faith, baptism. cTceds, church unity and bible study. Chaplain Winfield Scott will preach in the evening.
 HIS SUMMER VAcATION.-Tne frost is on the pumpkin. canteloupes have become passe. and Tom Sloan in checking up the seasons work has found himself one summer vacation. short. In order to make the books balance he will leave this morning for q thirty days trip hither and yon and if his plans don't fail he will have a fine time. He will skirt the San Francisco mountains. burrow through the high hills at Raton pass. wave his hand at Pike's peak and if he don't get snow bound in Colorado will journey on tho the river Jordan beyond which lies tho city beautiful, Salt Lake.
 hPPRECiATIVE LiSTENERS.- That the people who attended the lec- ture or Dr. Benjamin Ide Wheeler at the First Methodist church Friddy evening formed an appreciatiVc audi ence. was well demonstrated by the fact that tbere was scarcely a pew i1 the church in which some high school student or older person was EOt en- gagged in taking notes either in short hand or other wise. Many of the young CT people were fully alive to the fact that they were getting something val l.able for nothing and they proposed to absorb as much as possible of it.
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