Arizona republican., 1903-04-11

| VISITING RELAIlN ES.-Leo RCS-
enberg is up from Tucson visiting rela-
| tives
| THE COUNTRY CLUB.-At the reg
ular Country club afternoon today Mrs
Nichols will serve.
GONE TO LOS ANGELES-L. II.
Lands left on last nights N. & p.
train for short visit in Los Angeles.
THE PASsOVER.-The celebration
of the Jewish Feast of the Passover
will begin at shutdown this evening and
| last for the following eight days.
MR.. COPELAND HERE.-L. D.
Copeland, a former resident of this city
and we'll known to hundreds, arrived
| here yesterday morning or business
| trip.
SUNRISE SERVICE. - The Easte:
! sunrise prayer and praise meeting will
be held in the auditorium of the First
NJ. E. church from to o'clock and
will be conducted by the pastor.
AN NJ. & P. specialize. c. Stroufe,
superintendent CT the Arizona and New
Mexico division of the Southern Pacific.
came in from Maricopa last night on a
special. escorting PARTY of tourists.
MRS. WALBRIDGE CONvALESC-
ING.-aIrs. A. P. Walbridge, who has
been suffering from an attack of peri
tonitis during the past week, is i'm
proving slowly, although still confined
to her bed.
GOING TO CALIFORNIA.-Mr Nj.
W. Lorraine will leave on this evenings
NJ s, P. train for Los Angeles, sum-
moned by the serious illness of her
father. The term of her absence is in
definite and she may not return till fall.
GUESTS OF THE STODDARDS.-
Mrs. Gilbert of Binshamton, n. Y.
and NJ. and Mrs. McMurty of Pres
colt are in the city guests of Secretary
Isaac T. StodGard and family at their
handsome hone on North Central
avenue.
NEW CORPORATION OF
incorporation of the Hill Top Oil, Coat
and Gas company were filed in the Of
flee of the county recorder yesterday.
Tha capital stock is 100000; the incor-
porators are a. H. Eggleston and H. G.
Good.
A SPECIAL SELECTION.-The vio-
lin duet by Mrs. Porter and Miss Poock
accompanied by Mrs. Christy on the
pipe organ, is a most beautiful arrange
ment of Shubert's Serenade. and will
be given at the Easter morning service
at the First NJ. E. church.
THE GOOD TEMPLARS.-Owin to
the cantata which will be given on
Monday night the Good Templars have
postponed their regular meeting TO
Tuesday evening. 1t is expected that
several candidates will be present to
by the gallant young men of the lodge
POLICE COURT.-A barber named
Golbraith was fined in police court a
few days ago and given time in which
to square himself. He abused the priv
ilege and got drunk the same day.
Thursday night Officer Lawrence ar
rested him again and jailed him to
serve out his last sentence He was
fined ten dollars more yesterday.
THROUGH PULLMANS.-A special
through Pullman for the accommoda
ton of those who desire to attend the
fiesta in Los Angeles will leave via
the s. F.. P. & P. Tuesday morning.
May 9Th. On account of heavy travel
a through Pullman has also been ar
ranged for between Phoenix and Chi
cago. to leave here Thursday morning.
April 16.
A VISITING JOURNALIST-Ed
Sisson, assistant city editor of the Chi
cago American, arrived here Wednes
day afternoon on visit to Frank
Holme, the artist. a friend of other
days and of present days as well. Mr.
Sisson was on q little tour of recrea-
ton and spent al day Thursday with
Mr.. Home. leaving for the east again
Thursday evening.
DEATH OF MRS. EAiKE-Mrs.
Caroline Bake. wife of Mr.. r. l. Bake,
died yesterday morning after long ILL
ness of consumption. She was thirty