Arizona republican., 1905-11-18
THE FRIDAY cLuB-A meeting of

THE FRIDAY CLUB-A meeting of the Friday Club was held yesterday af- ternoon at which there was a good at tendance and a most interesting meet ing was enjoyed.
 RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT GLEN DALE-Rev. James Craig will preach in the public school house at Glendale on Sunday at p. m. He expects to in the future be able to hold services at that hour regularly at Glendale. A general attendance is desired at the meetings.
 SUIT ON A NOTE-Suit was begun in district court yesterday by Peter Monn against J. Hermann Agaard and others on a note given by Aagaard, who formerly cut a figure in mining circles here. He left Phoenix nearly a year ago. and is now somewhere on the coast.
 PAINTED THE, TOWN-The high school boys painted the sidewalks of the town red last night in anticipation of success at today's foot ball game. This is not metaphorical but literal, the paint being spread along the pave ment to induce people to turn out and see the game.
 NEW CORPORATION - Articles of the following corporations were fil- ed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Cement and Iron Manu- featuring company, capital stock, S2,- 500, 900, incorporators, F. L. Bornff, J. T. Byers, and c. E. Evans; Logan Square Cooperative company, capital stock, $300,000 incorporators, E. Eide, M M Ferguson, and C. F. Bauman.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SER VICES Serves at the Presbyterian church. Adams street and Third ave nue tomorrow as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Preaching by Rev. H. NJ Campbell at II a. m. and 7:3O p. m. Morning theme, "The Golden Rule" Evening theme, Gods Mes sage to a Lost World Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 WILL MAKE FIGHT OF lT-Y. Rebels and s. Herrera said in Justice Rurnett's court yesterday morning that they did not believe that they were guilty of drunkenness and dis turbance of the peace as charged, and demanded a trial which will be given them this afternoon. P. Alavrez, Yaqui Indian, offered no defense against the charge of aggravated drunkenness and was sentences, to seven days in the county jail
 JOSEPH DUNNINGAN'S FUNER- AL-The funeral of Joseph Dunnigan, whose death occurred last Wednesday morning, took place yesterday after noon from the undertaking rooms of Easterling & Whitney. The funeral was in charge of the fire department, the dead man having been a member of the hook and ladder company. The services were conducted by Rev. Har- old Govette, of the M. F.. Church, South. Though MT. Dunnigan had been a resident of Phoenix less than year he had many friends who turn ed out to pay him their last token of respect.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH POUND PARTY-A jolly crowd of people of all ages, principally, however, mem bers of the Church of Christ, last eve ming gave the new pastor of that church, Rev. J. Cronenberg, a sur prise in the way of a pound party About forty were present and the sur prise was complete. During the eve ming refreshments were served, large basketfuls of dainties having been carried to the home by the perpetrat- ors of the surprise. MT. Cronenberg is as good at entertaining as he is at preaching, and a most enjoyable eve ming was spent. When the party bade the family goodnight, they left feeling that they were really at home in Phoenix.
 TURNED UP-At an enthusiastic meeting last night the local lodge of the Champions of Fraternity decided