Arizona republican., 1903-03-30

a CHURCH MEETING.-There will
be a meeting OF the officers of the Bap-
fist church at 100 o'clock this evening
in O'Neill Hall.
THE MINISTERIAL UNION.-The
Ministerial Union will meet in the study
of Rev. C. V. Cowan this afternoon at
O'Clock. Rev. DR.. Duncan Brown viii
present a paper for discussion.
A TALK ON THE MORMONs-At
the melting of the Junior Union of the
Baptist church yesterday afternoon Mr..
w w Green gave an interesting talk
on the Mormons and Salt Lake City.
THEIR TOUR CONTINUED.-Mr.
and Mrs. r. L. Spear and Mrs. Spears
sister, Mrs. H. H. Douglas, all from
New York, have been visiting Phoe-
nix and left this morning via the Santa
Fe for Los Angeles.
BAND CONCERT.-The band concert
was as, entertaining yesterday as usual
but was not as largely attended on ac-
count of the several hundred people
who are generally In evidence, being
out of town on the Wildfiower picnic.
MIDWEEK PRAYER MEETING
The mid-week prayer meeting of the
Baptist church will be held at 7:39
o'clock on Thursday eveing. Secretar-
les of all the church organizations are
requested to present their annual
reports.
PRIZE TICKET SELLERS-Theh hand
some prizes awarded to those who sold
the most tickets for the oratorical con-
test on the 5th inst. were awarded to
Miss Olga Coggins and Mr.. Leslie Ell
lott. The first receiving an elegant
toilet tray, presented by c. D. Doris,
the second valuable book.
BACK ON 4 VISIT.-About four
weeks ago \. y. Witt of Union. Mo.
came here on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Shelton. Mrs. Shelton being his
daughter. He returned home on this
mornings s. F., P. & p. train accom-
panied by Mrs. Shelton, who will visit
at her old home for the next two or
three months.
A WEDDING TOUR.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Tiedt of Argyle, MINI, are in the
city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Wheat.
old friends and neighbors. Mr.. 8.
E. Chaplin, the Arlington merchant, who
knew Mr.. Wheat at Argyle, came up
to see them. Mr.. and Mrs. Tiedt are
on their wedding tour. They We're mar
ried on Feb. Il and at once set out on
their tour. The first visited the brother
of Mrs. Tiedt. who lives at Oakland,
Cal They will remain in town a few
days and then return to Argyle.
RETURNING TO Los ANGELES
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sanders who own
couple of valuable residence properties
on East Washington street between
Fifth and Sixth streets viii leave Tor
Los Angeles this evening to reside per-
haps permanently. They came here
from that city. where they also own
valuable property, about four years
ago, having lived there since the early
eighties. They will retain their Phoe-
nix holdings however and will return
here again should they feel SO in
clined.
MIR. OVERS FUNERAL.-The flag
on the city hall floated at half mast
yesterday out of respect for the MEM
DRY of c. ]. Dyer, formerly a member
of the city council and acting mayor of
the city The funeral will be held today
at 2:3O o'clock at the Catholic church,
the friends of the dead man meeting at
A J. Bradley's undertaking pariors at
o'clock to escort the body to the
church. The members of the Grand
Army of the Republic and the Phoenix
Fire department, in uniform, will az
tend. Interment will be in RosedaIe
cemetery.
DEATH OF. CAPT. HEEL HALE
Capt. Hiel Hale died a his home in Los
Angeles last Sunday evening. of heart
failure He was veteran Union sol
der. having served throughout the
Civil war in the Twelfth Iowa infantry,
first as a private and later promoted
to the rank of captain for bravery.