Arizona republican., 1903-05-09
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CHRISTIAN CITIZENSHIP Hon. J. M. Glass of. Pasadena, Cal. will de- liver an address in the Presbyterian church on tomorrow afternoon at half past three, on Christian Citizenship" under the auspices of the Good Temp lars. MT. Glass has the reputation of being a forcible and entertaining speaker. and has been a prominent fig ure in prohibition work for many years. On Monday night he will speak in the Christian church, and on Tuesday night in the South Methodist church. Tonight he will speak in the Cart wright school house
 MRS. MONTGOMERY'S FUNERAL The funeral of Mrs. J. B. Montgom- cry will be held this afternoon at the undertaking parlors of S. L. Easterling. Dr. Lewis Halsey will officiate. Mrs. Montgomery having been a faithful member Of the Baptist church of this city since it's organization many years ago. The pallbearers selected are Judge A. C. Baker. George H. N. Luhrs, J. w Crenshaw, A. G. Scott. John T. Dennis and Simon Novinger. All are old resi- dents of this city and for many years friends of the family. Interment will be made in the family lot in the Looselcy cemetery. Mir and Mrs. George w. Hoadley were expected to arrive on special from Maricopa same time dur
 ing last night.
 BAND CONCERT.-Tonight is the time and the Indian school the place where the band concert and social will be held for the benefit of the Baptist church building fund. It will be under the auspices of the social committee of the Indian school and the Junior union of the Baptist church. It will be 2 moonlight social, and ice cream and other refreshments will be served. The band concert has been arranged espe- cially for the entertainment of the chil- dren. The drive to the Indian school $ a delightful one, and vehicles will b. admitted to the grounds. Street cars will leave First street at 6:20 p. m. and every forty minutes thereafter. The committee representing the Juniors con- sists of Rev. Halsey, F. E. Miner, B. F. McFall. MT. Greene and Misses Kay, Doris, Garnett, Halsey and Ellis.
 HOLMES CHALK TALK.-Frank Holme of this city, who win give chalk talk in Doris thCater next Tues day night on the subject What a Newspaper Artist Sees" found him self in Mesa City Thursday night and decided to give the people O; that town a chance to laugh once more before it gets too warm for that sort of eXer- tion. Though there had been no ad vertising of the event his presence be- came generally known through the day and there was a laige audience to greet him when he made his bow. He received an ovation on his first appear ance and kept the funny things com ing so rapidly the people were so busy laughing they hardly had time to prop erly enjoy his art. His scheme is to tell a funny story and illustrate it not while you wait but while you listen.
 MIR. DODGES OFFICE.-F. F.. Dodge is a new arrival from Colorado to join the ranks of Phoenix business men. He likes this valley, is greatly interested in the water storage move ment and has concluded that Phoenix is a good place to live in. He has open ed an office in conjuction with E. E. Poscoe at no North Center street and will engage in making chattel loans and other business of a similar na ture.