Arizona republican., 1904-01-01
MRS. WALTERS coNvALEscENT

MRS. WALTERS CoNVALEScENT
The many friends of Mrs. C. T.
Walters will be pleased to know that
she has so far recovered from her
long illness as to be up and around
the house.
AN OPEN CLUB HoUsE-The
Hassayampa club will keep open house
today and all day. No special invita-
lions have been sent out, but it is un-
derstood that friends of the members
of the club will be welcomed
SANTA FEE HOLIDAY HOURS
The local freight Office of the S. F. 7.
& P. will be closed this morning after
1890. The city office and the postal
office will be closed from 10 a. m. until
y. m.
HOLIDAY ADMINISTRATIONS of the
postoffice should remember that this is
another holiday and that the pOstoffice
will observe Sunday hours. Those
who have business there will therefore
save themselves disappointment by
calling between 10 and u o'clock.
PRESBYTERIAN REcEPTION.-
The elders and their wives, with the
pastor and wife, will be lat home this
afternoon in the church parlor. Resi-
dents and visitors are expected in
large numbers These officials of the
church will welcome friends of other
congregations as well as those of thei"
own.
SALVATION ARMY-The Salvation
Amy held a very interesting watch
meeting last night that was we'll at
tended. Tonight there will be a special
service with the children to the front.
There will be three tableauX presented:
Jacobs Ladder, prison scene and
Rock of Ages. The service will begin
at o'clock, admission free and a cor
dial welcome extended to all
IN AGAIN-A bunch of hoboes was
released yesterday from the city Jail,
having finished their terms of twenty
days. Three of them were in again be-
fore midnight. Marshal Kinney got one
for passing liquor in through the bars
late in the afternoon, another was pick
ed up for selling phony jewelry and
third was taken care of by Officer An
drews during the evening.
DEATH OF A CHILD.-Wilfred
James. the four and half months old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Milton.
died last night at the family home, No.
$50 North Second street, after a lin
gerin~ illness. Sickness, in fact, has
been the lot of the little one continu-
ously since it was two weeks old,
though during those two weeks it
seemed to be an unusually bright and
healthy babe. The illness finally Gull
minated in pneumonia. The funeral
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
at the family residence.
THE SOUTH is ALL RIGHT.
3. Hodgin returned yesterday morning
from an extended trip along the Allan
tic coast He spent some time IN
Washington and also made a tour -
the south. The south, in his opinion. -
at present, the most prosperous sec
ton of the country. 1t has been made
so by the Introduction of capital from
the north and by the protective tariff.
Its advantage over the rest OF the
country at this time is that there Is
very little industrial disturbance.
GOOD RIDDANCE.-Tom Horne
who conducted a rOosting place
for hOboes. for some time near
the corner of Madison and Seventh
streets, has gone to parts I'M
known. He was given two days by the
to arrange his affairs and pull
his freight. The time was up last
night and he showed no disposition to
get under way when officers Andrews
and Upton and gave him their person
al permission to travel. Ii was en- !
phasized in a way that he just couldn't |
resist. It's no matter how, for he's |
gone which IS the important thing.
AN UNLICENSED PRAcTITICN- |
Berry, Il man of So years |
vas before Justice Burnett yesterday |
IN charge of drunkenness. Berry |
;aid that he had been working in the
nils and had contracted a peculiarly |
evere and obstinate cold. He had |
ONE to town for the treatment of II