Arizona republican., 1904-05-28

S. A. w. VETERANS.-An soldiers of the Standardization war are re- qUested to meet at the L2mson Busi- ness college at 7:3O tomorrow evening to attend the memorial services at the Presbyterian church.
 M. E. CHURCH Services for Sunday will be; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; preaching, II a. m., by the pastor. Subject. "Sumcielcy of Gods Strength" Junior league. 3 p. m. i; Senior league. p. m.; preaching at 8 p. m., by pastor. Subject, ''Tending Towards Sodom.'
 COMPLETED HER COURSE-Yes- terday Miss Marion Roche completed the first course in bookkeeping and business practice at the Lamson Busi- ness college. Miss Roche was Just five weeks in doing the work. This is the shortest time taken by any student in this school since Miss Genevieve Mo Carty completed the first course in four weeks in 1901.
 FOR THE SUMMER.-Joel White. a Phoenix printer, well known and de- servedly popular among the young people of the city left last night for santa Barbara, Cal. He has secured employment for the summer down where he can listen to the music of the murmuring waves, and will therefore combine business with pleasure He expects to return to Phoenix again next fall.
 MEMORIAL SERVICES.-The ladies of thew. R. C. and members of the C. A. F.. are preparing f1ne programme for memorial day. May 30. The graves in the cemetrry will be decorated at : o'clock and the address and other ex- ercises held in the city hall plaza dt 10 o'clock a. m. They hope to Zee ali Of the old veterans and every person fla voarbly disposed, present. and the flags of the city at half-mast.
 YOUNG'S PEOPLE RALLY.-The quarterly rally of the Young Peoples Union Of Phoenix will be held Monday night. May 3O at o'clock, ct the South M. F.. church. An illustrated lecture will be given by Rev. Bagby on the subject, Tn His Steps" There VIII also be an interesting address on Y. NJ. c. A. work by Mr. Seanans. me secretary of the Oakland Y. NJ. C A. Oakland, Calf. Every one is cordially invited to attend, especially young peo- pie.
 GONE TO PREsCOTT.-The Misses Etta and Olive Puntenney left for their home near Prescott this morning They have oeen attending the Lamson Business college since January and ex- peCt to return in the fall and finish their studies. Miss Etta Puntenney made the best record in shorthand ct the college this year. About ten weeks ago she tCok up the study of short hand. She has worked so faithfully that she has not only completed the theory or textbook but has acquired a speed of about seventy words Q min ute.
 AROUND THE DEPOTS.-Things are taking or a new appearance in the vicinity of depot square," which means that part of town where tho Santa Fe passenger depot and the new freight and passenger depots of the NI& P. & $. R. V. railway companies are congregated. The M. & P. pasSen- ger station is nearing completion, the plastcring having been done several days ago and in a few days both the freight and passenger depots will be occupied. The ground around the huild- ings is being graded up and other in- prOvements are in progress. Across Second avenue from the $. F. r. & r. station, Dr. E. F. Prcwell has built a cement sidewalk q half block long over the entire frontage Of his holdings there and has pleanted grass between the sidewalk and the fence. He has completed two new store buildings. each of which has a frontage Of twenty feet.
 PRESBYTERIAN SERVICE TODAY Special service is to be held in the Presbyterian church at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Tomorrow is the time for the summer communion in that church and today's meeting is the final preparatory service thereto. It is the