Arizona republican., 1904-12-11
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

1 Services at Il a. m. and 4 ?. m. Suli- day school at 10 a. m. Rev. Penich will preach morning and afternoon. All seats are free and the presence of the public cordially invited.
 MR. HOLSiNGER HERE'S. ;. llolsinger, special agent of the land ot- fee is in the city for a few days, guest of the Ford hotel. Mir. Holsinger formerly lived in Phoenix but now re- sides in Winslow.
 TERRITORIAL BAR-The annual meeting of the territC-ial bar assooia- ton will be held in this city Jan-> lO, immediately following the adjournRlent Jf the supreme court. Ths is the oc- casion for the ele-tion of new officers and ti.e reading of important papers and is usually followed by banquet
 ADDRESS TO YOUNG PEOPLE Rev. J. H. Franklin of Kansas City, representing the American Baptist Home Missionary Society. will deliver a special address to young people at inc Baptist church tonight. Rev Franklin is said to bo an eloquent speaker.
 VISITING AT HOME-Charles c. Lawrence, son of Mrs. W. II. Stilweh is in the city on d visit to relatives and friends after an eXt tended absence. He has been employed et different Va Va pal county mines for ;t Io1ES time and recently has been conducting the cyan iding operations at the Model mine.
 UNDER ADVISEMENT-Justice Robertson yesterday tried the eleven year old boy, Manuel Costello, charged with throwing a Iasso rope around the neck of e:ght-year-nId pilara Estrella, and badly frightening her, a few days ago. The little ones told Nthei- stories in court and the justice took the matter under adviseuent till Monday.
 E. CHURCH SOuTH-Preaching morning and night by the pastor. Sub ject for the morning hour- Light. Subject fo7 the evening hour, Jobs Latter End Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m. Senior League 6:30. Prepara- tions for the future life. Junior League D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
 CHRISTIAN cHURcH-The subject for 1 a. m. will be, "A Question of Va Iues." In the evening at 7:S0, Trying the Spirits" Sunday school at 10:45 and c. E. at 6: 3O. The audiences al thls church are large and growing at every service. There have hsen about eOrty added to the church the last five weeks The music, under the direction of Hrs. Porter and Mir. LittlejChn is good and constantly improving. Come and welcome D. D. Boyle, pastor.
 ILLINOIS VISITORS-Mr. and Mrs. William Sandusky and their son, of Dauville, H., are recent arrivals and expect to spend the winter with the family of Frank Baum, who is q ne uhew of the elder MT. s;andusky. In the spring they will continue their journey to California before, returning east. The younger MT. Sandusky spent the winter here two years ago. He and MT. Baum expect tn start next week for the Grand Canyon, overland, making the visit to that wonderful place a hunting expedition also. They expect to kill many bears, a few lions and whatever other large game that has the temerity to haunt their trail.
 ANNUAL BALL-The annual sub scription ball for the heneft of the Phoenix Country club will be held next Friday evening, Dec. 16, at the Hotel Adams. The patronesses will be the ladies of the house committee and the wives of the gentlemen who comprise the board of directors or the club. The number includes: Mrs. Leo. Goldman, Mrs II. W. Heap. Mrs. I. T. StOd- dard, Mrs. H. I. Latham, Mrs. w. E. C!eary Mrs. L. H. Chalmers, Mrs. Wal ter Talbot, Mrs. C. F. AinswOrUh, Mrs. Charles II. Akers, Mrs. Garret Ryan, Mrs. D. B. Heard, Mrs simon Ober- fielder, Mrs. Earnest w. Lewis, Mrs. Wm. J. Kingsbury. The floor commit tee consists of MT. aBrry GoldwateT, MT. Frank Bennett, MT. w. w. Jones,