Arizona republican., 1904-10-23
TRlNiTY EPIscoPAL CHURCH.

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services resumed Sunday Oct. 23. at Il a. m. Afternoon services at f o'clock.
 Sunday school at 10 a. m. The public
 is always cordially welcome to occu- oY the seats.
 HERE TO STAY-Mr. and Mrs. N.
 J. McEllgott and son arrived here yes
 terday morning from Philadelphia and
 expect to make this their home per manently. They lived here for some time previous to three years ago and then returned to their former home jn the east. Mir. BIcElligott made Phoe- nix 8 flying trip last summer, the jour ney being an extension Of a visit 10
 the worlds fair at St. Louis This | time he comes % stay.
 EXPECTING A DCWNFOUR-Tae l ladies of the Baptist church. while waiting for rain. have decided to give l a dOwnDour of dishes. They take this way 10 furnish their kitchen closets. 1 Platters. deeo-lizhes and anything eX- ! cept cups and saucers will be most 1 thankfully received at the door. \ musical and literary programme vii be rendered during the evening and re- treatments will be served free. The h. dies hope to greet all friends and many strangers at this China shower, which will be held in their new church next Thursday evening.
 RECORD BREAKING APPLE TREE-Lots of people in this valley
 claim to raise four, five and six crops
 Of alfalfa on single field in one year
 but George Wright, who lives three miles east of Phoenix on the McDow-
 ell road, has set new pace for horti-
 culturists. He has an apple tree on waich he is raising three crops of ap- ples simultaneously. Yesterday he brought samples of crop No. 1 to the board of trade and the fruit would pass inspection in any apple country. The second crop he says is about half
 grown and the apples of the third crop 1 are as large as Wainuts. If he would
 build q green house around the tree
 he could DrObabiy make it bear per petuauy.
 A MILLINERY DIsPLAY-with a l couple of days exhibition of beautiful millinery creations. during the two days opening of the millinery depart ment of the New York store, ending
 last night. it may be said that the sea son is now officially on. The stock is
 a larger one than the store has ever
 before displayed, and the -orations
 were more extensive and more beauG-
 ful than ever. Natura fly the sales for
 both days were entirely satisfactory. This department Of the New York 1 store is under the personal manage ment of Mrs. Kate Kirkland with whose clever work the Phoenix women are already familiar and as an assist ant she has Miss Stahl an expert and artistic trimmer Of St. Louis who came ! here expressly to accept the position 1 CONE AFTER GLORY-The Phoe- ! Tl-e- frre mi 1 Tucscn and expects to play two games ! today with the Tucson team. The ! drst will be called at 10 o'clock in the ! forenoon and the last in the afternoon. l Catcher LOman did not accompany the | team on this occasion but Paucho was ! selected to do the stunt behind the bat ! and there is a strong belief that he will ! do h.mself credit. The Grays are ad- ! mittedly stronger than when they l played in Phoenix while the Ladies are l shy two or three good Haen This gives ! Tucson a little the best Of it in point ! of prospects and should Phoenix be : beaten the incident will not be looked | upon as miraculous. Nevertheless the : Phoenix players are brave and are firm | believers in rabbits feet with which ! they are well Supplied
 THE LAW DAY SESSiON-Very ! little time could be spared from the l trial of the Thomas case for the talk | iEg up Of matters of the law day ses- ] sion. In the case Of D. A. TyrreIl hagainst the Farmers and Merchants 1 Bank of Tempe, a motion for a new | trial heretofore submitted was granted. | The hearing of a. motion and demurrer ' in the case of the New Vulture Mines 1 company against Charles Kinsley and ! others was reset for November 8. Yes | tcrday was the time set for the hearing