Arizona republican., 1904-11-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST

BOUGHT A HOME-C. c. Wells has bought of E. Sunderland, through the agency of Allen & Wilson lot 1S in block 19 of the Churchill addition. There is a comfortable house on the property, No. PIT Mckinley street. The consideration was $115O. MT. Wells came here about two weeks ago from Oklahoma, his family arriving a day or two ago. They expect to make this their permanent home.
 BAPTIST CHURCH-Third avenue and Monroe street, Lewis Halsey, D. D., pastor. Public worship Il a. m. and 30 D. m. Bible school 9:45 a. m. Junior Union 3 D. m. B Y P U 6:S0 p m. Morning subject, ~The Second Death, third sermon in series. In the evening the pastor will speak on How to Study the Biblecmfwuldptap how to study the bible; how to pre- pare missionary lesson; how to take part in prayer meeting. Duet in even ing. All are cordially invited to these services.
 RETURNED TO BlsBEE-Messrs. T. F. Cole. D. E. Woodbridge and James Hoatson, returned yesterday morning from a trip to Jerome and other northern Arizona points and left on last nights M. & P. train for Bis bee. These gentlemen are all prom inent stockholders in the Calumet & Arizona and associated mines in the | Warren district and have been look ] ing over northern Arizona merely. to i become better acquainted with local i conditions
 | THOMAS IS FREE-Yesterday af- tenoon BisselI Thomas walked out of i tthe- county jail where he had been con- fined since his conviction of embezzle- ment two weeks ago yesterday. His ba6l had been fixed at $2,000 the da 7 before, that being the first time in ! the proceedings when he could be ad . f mttted to bail. A telegram was sent < by his father, Judge Thomas to St. Louis for the money and the tele. graphic order for it was received yes . terday morning.
 II MAJOR COHNETT'S LECTURE The Salvation army of this city is re- ceiying a visit from NJ Maiors Connetr and Finn, both of whom are very able musicians and singers and they are expecting to have a very good time while they are in the city. Major Connect, who is their divisional of- ficer will lecture Saturday night on the Sights and Sounds of the SaIva- ton Congress- held in London last July. It will be very interesting as that was the largest religious congress ever held in the world that there is any account given of.
 COUNTRY CLUB EEA-The regu- lar Saturday afternoon tea win be given at the Phoenix Country club this IafternOon from o'clock till 6 o'clock The hOstesses will be Mrs. StoddarC and Mrs. Martin
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Ser- vices at the Presbyterian church to- morrow will be as follows: SabbatI
 school 9:45 a. m. Preaching by tho
 pastor, pr. Lapsley A. McAfee. Il a
 r1- and 7:30 D. m- Morning offertory solo The Bird with the Broken Wing.
 (Tenney) Mrs Richards Evening of.
 fertory by MT. HiIderbran. Consecra-
 ton meeting of Endeavor at 6:3O D. m
 RECEPTION TO REV BOYLE The reception given last evening by the members of the Christian churcl
 to their new pastor, D. D. Boyle, wa,
 a most enjoyable affair It was giver - in the church parlors and a large
 crowd of both members and their friends met 70 welcome Dr. Boyle tC
 his new home. Some of the best rnu.
 sical talent in the city delighted tn,
 audience with choice selections
 Among them were Hrs Porter. Mrs
 Cravens, Miss Winters, Miss Rath.
 bone and Miss Sterling. Dr. Halsev
 Rev. Gibbons and Dr. Emmons gay,
 short addresses. of welcome in tn, . name of the various churches ant
 community to which Dr Boyle re
 sponded in a most pleasant manner. Re
 treatments were served by the Iadie
 of the church.