Arizona republican., 1903-10-24
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M. F. BLYSTONE, Sec Director HARVEST SERVlCES.-The special harvest festival services will be held at the Salvation Army hall tonight The services will continue all day Sun day and will be concluded on Monday night.
 FOOTBALL SPECIAL-There will be a special train from Phoenix this afternoon for the football game be- tween the Indian school eleven and the Normal school team over the NJ. & r. The train will leave Phoenix at D. m.
 ROGER WILSON'S CONDiTION.- cigar stand at the Cabinet. was not quite so well last night and there are fears that he may not recover from the combined attack of pneumonia and pluerisy with which he is afflicted.
 M. E. CHURCH, sOUTH.-The last services for ;he conference year will be held at the. Central NJ. F.. church. south on Sunday. Preaching at il a. m. hy Rev. J. w. Rowland of S"lomonvilie. In the evening at 80 the pastor. Rev. R. A Rowland. will preach.
 KING BE BUYS.-Wiriam Losing. bee king of the Salt River valley has added to his aDiary 23G stands of bees just purchased from Bromeil Bros. MT. Losing states that the bee industry ha . enjoyed it's most prosperous season. the shipments being heavy and Jhe retur IS satisfactory.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH-The services at the Free Methodist church. corner of Adlris and Fifth streets. Will be as follows: Sunday school at 10 d. m. preaching at II by the pastor, D. F. Heflman. preaching again at :. All are welcome Strangers in the city are invited to come.
 THE BIGGEST BAeY-Thc biggest human being ever known in Arizona Of parallel age is girl babe born on Thursday night to MT. and Mrs. Man ford Cartwright of the Cartwright dis trict The babe enjoys the distinction of being the fifteenth grandohild of R. c. Greene and the thirty-fourth grand child of J. F. Cartwright. both of this valley.
 BAPTIST CHURCH.-Wo orship;ng in O'Neil hall, corner Second avenue and Adams street; Lewis Halsey, pastor. Public worship II d. IT,. 7:SO D. m. Bible school 9:45 d. m.. Junior Cniod 3 D. m.. B. V. P. U.. 6:30 n. m. It is expected that Rev. George H. Brewer Of Albuquerque, \. NJ, will preach in the morning. In the evening Dr. Hal sey will preach d special sermon. Com pany F. Arizona national guard. will l.e present Mrs. Ernest w Young W i'll sing. A cordial invitation to al.
 w. C. T. U. NOTES.-THE Woman's 'Christian Temperance union held q very interesting mothers meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The devotional exercises were conducted by Miss Leonard. Mrs NJ. A. Thompson. super intendent of this department gave an outline ol her work and the object of the Cradle Roll To the children un- der six years of age whose mothers would enroll their names was given pretty white enameled pin with q little gold cradle on it. A large number were present and mothers gave many help ful suggestions on training children.
 CHRISTIAN CAURCH-Corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street. Rev. ". II. Bagby. pastor. Sunday school al 9 45 a. m.. C. E. at 6 30 D. m. preach ing at II d. m. and 7:30 D. m. Morning subject "The TransfguratIon': even ing. Whose Place Will You Take2' The evening service will be a speciJl service for the clerks of the city. Rev. Ragby was largely instrumental in se- curing the half-holiday enjoyed bI some or the clerks during the summer, hence this service. An excellent musi- cal programme will be rendered by the choir. assisted 6y some of the best talent in the city. There will be room and welcome for all.
 
 BLUFFED OUT.-WOrd comes from Tucson tha. the contract of the city with the electric light company has been renewed. The old contract was about to expire and the street railway company came forward with a propo- sition to furnish lights for the city at S3.5O d month each. Under the con tract the city had been paying $lO. The street railway. company has no electricity but the management in- tended if it could get the contract to put in plant and substitute that subtle current for mules. The electric I;--l+ ,o,,,pany OrODOSltiOu by