Arizona republican., 1904-01-10

FRATERNAL 9lsIT.-A number uf
 Phoenix Odd Fellows went to Mesa
 City last niGHt to assist in the installa-
 ton of officers in the Mesa City lodge.
 VISITING PARENTs.-Mrs. Homer Shaw. of Cananea. is in the city for q visit of 9 couple of weeks with her pa
 rents. MT. and Mrs. Geeorge Hamlin.
 BACK TO sCHoOL.-Miss Edna
 Bradley left last night for Mills Col lege. California. where she goes 10 complete her studies in that institu fion after spending the holidays with her parents in Phoenix.
 PICNIC POSTPONED-The Wom- ans club of Phoenix had arranged for a hig picnic on the 12th of this month, hut announcement is now made that ! the picnic has been indefinitely post poned.
 HAS CALIFORNIA PASTORATE-
 Rev. H. Newberry. formerly pastor of ths Baptist church in Tempe. is now 1 pastor of the Baptist church at Nor
 gan Hill. Cal. where he has been re-
 ccived very cordially by the people.
 FOR THE WINTER.-Mrs. Alice ! 1 Champagne. mother and sister Of Ai.
 P. B. Champagne. arrived here yester- day morning from the east. They will
 srend the winter as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. ChamDagne.
 1 POSTOFiCE CLERK-There will oe a special examination under the civil rules on January 27, in this city, of
 those who may wish to apply for the position of clerk carrier in the Phoenix postoffice. The regular examination will D eheld sometime in May.
 MORE lMPROVEMENT-Mr. Geo
 F. Cisney. who has just purchased the
 two lots in the rear of the Gregory house. through the agency of E. E. Pas soc. will erect a handsome modern
 apartment house on the premises front ] ing on Jefferson street.
 THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST.-Monroe street, postoffcc
 building. Services Il a. m.. subject, Sacrament" Solo by W. E. Deity.
 Hear Us. Oh Father" Sunday school
 9:30 a. m. Reading room open daily from 10 a. m. to F and D. m. to 1. Ev erybody welcome
 A SUCCESSFUL' ERpRlSE.-- Messrs.. Cooper & Bleck. who recently starred a grocery store on East Wash ington street. are meeting thus far with 1 natteriag success and doing an i'm nnense business for a new store. Re gently they. have added a new line that Is attracting a great deal of attention. that of cut flowers. of which a ship ment is received daily.
 FOUND 4 MHEEL-Constable Kyle al t,f Iar- or two ago in the brush near the Red light saloon. He thinks from the time and place in which he found it that someone anxious to catch train stole 1t and rode to the depot then pushed it into the weeds to get rid of it. In cidentally Mir. Kyle has moved hls office one door nearer to that of Jus tice Robertson. in fact the next door to It.
 WILL START A DAIRY.-Joseph I. Holly and family. together with two sons and their families. arrived here re- gently from Abilene, Texas. After carefully looking over the ground they decided that this valley was about the ! right place for people to settle in and | grow up with the country. They have. | therefore. purchased of Lincoln Fowler. 1 q quarter section of land in the Fowler | west of town and will | start a large and well equipped dairy | business as soon as practicable.
 FREE LECTURE TODAY-Thr Hon. Wm. ;. Ewing of Chicago. who is n member of the Christian Science Board of LectureshiD. is in the city for a few days The judge is an orator of reuown and will deliver a free lec- ture an the subject of Christian Science this afternoon at the opera house at 2;30 under the auspices of the Chris lion Science church. The lecturer will be introduced by his old friend, Judge