Arizona republican., 1903-02-01

DISCOURSE ON ADAM.-At O'Neill hall this evening Rev. pr. Halsey will preach on Adam"
 GOOD SHOW.-The Lovers Lane company played to a good house last night and gave a good performance.
 INDIAN SCHOOL SERvICE.-Rev. Cowan will preach at the Indian school this afternoon at f o'clock to supply the place of Rev. McAfee in his ab- senCe.
 NO SERVICES.-Owing to sickness in Pastor Bagby's family there will be no services in the Fifth Avenue Baptist church at II o'clock today. Dr. Halsey. pastor of the Baptist church, will oc- cupy the pulpit at 7:SO o'clock.
 BAPTIST CHURCH MUSIC.-The music at the Baptist church services at O'Neil hall today will include an an them by the quartette, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Foote, Dr. Dodsworth and Mr. Coggins; also solos and a duet.
 IMPROVING SLOWLY.-Auditor w F. Nichols, who was severely injured sometime ago by being thrown from a bicycle, is making noticeable improve ment but rather slowly. He will prob ably not be out for a couple of weeks yet.
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services at Il a. m. and p. m. Sunday school II 10 a. m. The seats are free and the public is cordially invited to occupy them at all services. The church is located on the west side of the court house plaza.
 VISITED PHOENIX.-Miss Bertha Spiers of Los Angeles who has been visiting Phoenix friends for a few days has gone on to Bisbee where she ex- poets to spend the rest of the winter visiting her brother who holds an inn portant position in Bisbee bank.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI ENTIST.-Corner of Center and Jeffer- son streets; services Il a. m.. subject Spirit" The Angels Anthem" by P. A. Schuecksr, will be sung by MT. F. W. Boyer of St. Paul, Minn. Sun day school at F m.
 CLAM CHOWDER CLUB-The an nual election Of the Clam ChOwder club will be held at the Bodega at II o'clock this morning. The ballot will be held open until o'clock for those members who are detained at Sunday schools and churches.
 GEORGE M'GRATH'S IDENTITY It is learned that the George McGrath who was killed in the wreck at Vails station was not the young man who was formerly captain Of the Phoenix baseball team, though he was cousin of Conductor McGrath of the s. F. P. S r. railroad.
 LADIES' CHORUS. - The ladies chorus which is under the direction of MT. and Mrs. Cravens meets for prac- tice every Wednesday in the Christian church promptly at o'clock. The an nouncement is made for the reason ! that last Wednesday there was some misunderstanding regarding the hours and some ladies came after the re- hearsaI was over.
 | HIS OLD PLACE.-Anton Anderson i today will take back the proprietorshil of the Bank Exchange and Robert ] Fromm will be associated with him Both of them recently returned from q ] trip to the coast. When they went away they thought they were done with Phoenix forever. They travelec up and down the coast from one end | to the other and never saw anything ! they liked so well
 | DISTRICT COURT.-There was lit | tie doing in district court yesterday i In the case of Eliza l.. Cline vs. Franl F. Cline, the defendants motion tC strike the motion of the plaintiff to Sc
 aside her certain property was denied ! The plaintiffs motion will be hear.
 next Saturday. In the case of Axel w 1 Hallenborg and others vs. The Green 1 Consolidated Conner Mining cOY11 De n the demurrer of Judge Barnes an | others was stricken from the hearing | calendar. Judgment of proof wa
 given in the case of Jake Marks agains II w. A. Freeze.