Arizona republican., 1904-12-10


 of the World it was deci}ed to hold the unveiling ceremonies of the late Cap tain R. G. Andres monument at Phoe- nix on next Sunday afternoon, Dec. the 18th. The Tempe camp will be assist ed in the ceremonies by the Phoenix and Mesa camps.
 A CHRISTMAS cANTATA.
 Christmas cantata, entitled san ta's Surprise will be given at the Congregational church Christmas eve Mrs. Chas. H. Jones is in charge of the affair and is assisted by Misses Mary iIough, Helen Blome, Imogene Murphy and Verna Losing.
 THE BASKET BALL DANCE.
 The ball given last evening in Cur ry hall by the Basket Ball girls of the normal was well attended, notwith- standing the bad weather. It was a decided success in every respect and midnight came all too soon for the merry dancers. Beside most of the normal students and many of the town people, there were a number present from Phoenix and Mesa. The Besse orchestra furnished the music.
 DIRECT FROM PARIS.
 Hyder Bros. yeste1 day received a shipment of French silk shawls direct from Paris. They were purchased by John Hyder while he was stopping there this summer en route to his home.
 A STAG SUPPER.
 pr. Chas. H. Jones entertained a few friends Thursday evening at a stag supper. This is the regular day for the 500 club and it is presumed that the gentlemen decided to play even by having meeting of their own. Those present were: Messrs. F. M. Irish. James Patton and w. G. DeVore.
 A MISDEMEANOR CASE.
 Justice Nelson had a misdemeanoc case. in court yesterday morning. Frank Hall was the guilty party and he was doubiy afflicted by being both deaf and dumb. The court proceedings were carried on by means of exchang- ed notes. The Justices final decision in the case was that the culprit be giv- en O1le hours time in which to see how much distance he could put between himself and Tempe. He took the hint and by the time the hour had expired was at least out of sight.
 PERSONAL MENTION. l A. J. HouIe arrived here yesterday from Pearce fer a few days visit with a friend. Mrs. M. l.. Greene or Upper Alton, H., the mother of Mrs. J. c. Chapin, | is here and will spend the winter with her daughter.
 John Birchet, Mrs. w. S. Johnstone and Mrs. James Marks were visitors at Phoenix yesterday.
 The 800 club was entertained Thurs l day afternoon by Mrs. N. G. Hill.
 CHURCH NOTICES.
 M. F. CHURCH-Rev. J. c. Collins, | D. D., pastor. Sunday school at ten
 
 will furnish the music. Be on time worship at Il o'clock. The | pastor will preach. Special music. l Evening service, 7;3O D. m. The first of the evening course on Heretics and Reformers. Subject for Sunday even ing, Mysticism and Mystics." The | public is cordially invited M. T.. CHURCH, SOUTH-Services as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. nc., pr. R. Alexander suporinten- dent! Preaching by the pastor. Rev. ! J. w. Rowland, at Il a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject, Some Start i ling Facts" Evening, "The Recogni- ! ton of Friends in Heaven Epworth | League at 6:3O p. m. Subject: Prep l ararions for the Future Life Luke l 16:1-12. Leader. Mrs. -Cosner. You are | cordially invited to attend these ser 1 vices. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,. L. Drew, pastor. Sunday school at | 10 q. m. Preaching by the pastor at l II d. m. Special music. Junior en- | deavor at 8 ?. m. Christian Endeavor | 1t 6:45 D. m. Preaching at 7:30. Sub feet How to Break Bad Habits and | Cultivate Good Ones." A cordial irvi- | -ation is extended to an
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