Arizona republican., 1904-05-22
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST scI-

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCl- NTIST-Postodice building. Monroe
 street. Services II a. rl.; subject, An cient and Modern Necromancy. or
 Mesmerism and Hypnodsm." Golden text. Woe unto them that call evil good and good evil; that put darkness for light and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet and sweet for bit ter" Isaiah V. 20. Solo by Mr Dick inson Everybody welcome.
 GONE TO DENVER.-S. L. Rumsey left this morning for Denver, where h. expects to spend the summer, return ing here again next winter with d friend, P. R. Helm, who is now in
 Washington. Both gentlemen live in Honolulu and came here early in th ,
 year for rest and recreation, Mir. Hem
 having gone elsewhere a few weeks ago to visit with relatives.
 A BIG GIRL.-One of the biggest and finest girls that ever began life in any country arrived at the abode of Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Randall ir Mesa on the 18th. She weighed eleven and a quarter pounds, which is petty good for
 a dry season, and altogether augurs well for the prosperity of the Randall family and the Phoenix G Eastern railroad. of which MY. Randall is ooe of the pathfnders.
 CORONADO BAND-Tke Coronado band did not arrive here yesterday as expected and word was received that ! it would not be here till tomorrow. i Monday. It is expected though that it will arrive here then and on Monday night give the concert referred to in | yesterdays paper The band is fine | one and it's visit here last year is not | forgotten by those who heard it's de- | Iightful music. The concert on the city plaza will be a real treat.
 FIRST M. 2. CHURCH-The First
 Methodist Episcopal church, Monroe
 street and Second avenue, A. NJ. Gib-
 bons. pastor. Sunday school at 9.45 9.
 m.: Junior League at 9 D. m.: EpwO th
 League at : p. m. Preaching by the pastor at II a. m.: subject of tke morn ing sermon, Esther the Queen-Ful- filling Ones Mission in Life,'' Esther iv. 14 The baccalaureate sermon for
 the high school, by the Rev. C. H. c.
 vette at s D. III. All seats are free. You
 will find a cordial welcome.
 ANOTHER FAMILY ROW.-Clo- tilda Zunfga yesterday caused the arr
 rest of Conrad Osterloh, a brother-in- law who lives in Tempe, for assauiting him and threatening to hammer him
 up with a piece of ircn on Van Buren
 street. Zuniga lives west of Phoenix but has been sending his children to
 school Tn Tempe, where they resided at the home of Osterloh. As the end of the term approached Zuniga began | to arrange fer the return home of the 1 children and Osterloh objected. He | said Zuniga only wanted to get them | home so they could work for him dur | ing the summer and he thought if he | kept them while they were in school he ought to have the pleasure Of their | companionship during vacation. Yes | terday Osterloh had occasion to come
 to Phoenix and SO did Zuniga. They | chanced to meet and angry words en-
 sued followed by the action mentioned above. Osterloh gave bond fn Justice Robertson's court t0 appear for trial next Wednesday.
 THE EVANGEL!STIC SERViCES- Evangelist George W. S1elfor will preach the last sermon in his ssr.es here at the Christian church at 3 o'clock this evening. The pastor will administer tEe ordinance Of bap.i=m. 1 The meetings throughout have been Of great interest, and many persons have manifested a deep interest in them, and have asked to be remembered in the prayers Of Christians. MT. Sleafor ! breaches strcng, thoughtful, impress | sive, convincing sermons. which can not fail to do good to all who hear them, to strengthen Christians and to convict those who have not yet ac-. cepted Christ. if they are willing 10 think of things eternal. Mrs. Sheafor | is a talented and cOnsecTated evar gel 1 istic singer, whose solos carry home to 1 the hearts of her hearers the truths of | the gospel.
 A PLEASING URPRISE.-John