Arizona republican., 1903-04-05

1 LESCENT.-William 4. Fin ley. assistant agent at the Nj. Hr ?. | depot is ale to be out after q revere illness ef pneumonia.
 B. Y. P. U.-The Baptist Young Peo- ple's union will hold another of their popular socials a O'Neill hall on Mon day evening. The programme wtli be q most attractive one.
 FRIDAY CLUB bUNCHEON-The officers Of the Friday club will give their annual luncheon to the club or Friday, April T.. st the residence CT Mrs. Herbert r. Robinson
 | INVITED TO CHJRCH-An mem bers of the Baptist church who have recently united by baptism or by letter are especially requested to be present at the Sunday morning service.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Corner of Center and Jefferson streets. i Services Il q. m, subject. Are Sin. Dis l case and Death Real?" Solo by MI. | Deity. SunGay-scnool r m. Wednes- l day evening meeting 7:30.
 4 CALI. FROM SAN FRANCISCO Mrs. F. W. Staohan has been requested ! 60 produce The Flower Queen. or th2 | Coronation Of the Rose" in San Fran cisco for q leading charitable society who will agree to furnish q chorus of 1 2O0 voices and ar orchestra of fourteen pieces. The production to take place ! in May a the Alli&nbra theater. ! EPISCOPAL CHURCH. - Sunday school at 10 a. n-, prayers at il q. m. and sermon by Bishop J. V. iIendrick. i Confirmaticn services will be held at ! r. III. with sermon by the bishop. ] Bridgewater's choral service in will and The Palms will be sung both 1 morning and afternoon by MT E. H. Logan. the vell-known tenor.
 1 NEW CORPORATIONS NS-Alticles of 1 the Eagle Oil and Gas company were filed in the office of the county recorder i yesterday. Tie capital stock is $l,2"u,- eco. the Incorporates gre w. R. Par sons, F \. Parsons. C. \. Turner and others. Articles were also filed of the Jerome Gil company: inc capital stock | is s2OG, ,GGG: the incoTporatnrs are F. J. i Wiley. " n Roberts. Ed. T.. Bishop and others.
 1 FIFTH AVENUE RISTTA \ CHURCH.-Sunday school at 9:45 a. m..: C. E.. at 6:S@ D. m.: preaching by the pastor. Rev. W. II. Bagby. at Il q. Tn. and 7:3A D. m.: morning subject ] Consider the LilIes:" evening. Mo tives That Move Men to Follow the Master Music by large chorus choir under tha direction of Mrs. Cra- vens. Solo in the morning b. Miss 1 Pnoclz: in the evening, b. Miss Rubel Rathbore.
 | SUNDAY AFTERNOON ADDRESS,
 
 this time in having s.n opportunity to hear one of the best speakers on the American platform in the person CT Voluey B. Cushing of Maine. He is d forceful. logical and convincing speak CT. On Sunday afteri4arn. April ,. a: o'clock he will speak in the First M. 1 E. church on tne subjec; Dissertation of the Temple" Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Admission free.
 A CHILDREN'S PARTY.-Miss ! Katie Niles yesterday afternoon gave 9 party to several of her friends at the residence of her mother. No l20 East Adams street. There were twenty lftt.. guests present at the festivities an they kept that thoroughfare for the dis tance of a block or two in an uproar the greater part of the afternoon. There were plenty of things to eat and there was no end of games. There was the shooting off of firecrackers and alto Sether the best time imaginable.
 MRS. REEDT'S SCHOOL.-Mrs. I. D | Reedy's reputation as a school teacher ! has forced her into the work again tenn | porarily ill her new home in Cananea | When she first went there there haC .i never been an American school in tht
 town and an alluring salary Was offered
 her to take charge of d school th' American residents proposed starting patterned after the Arizona schools