Arizona republican., 1905-10-29

has bought of R H. Greene for S75 lot
in block 10 of the Irvine addition.
OPENS TODAY-The Parker house
at 333 North Second avenue has been
thoroughly renovated, cleaned and re
paired and opens today for business.
TOOK HOME THEIR DEAD-Mrs.
FOucher and child left last night for
AcGraw, y. Y, accompanying the re
mains of Mr.. McGraw, who died il
tins city yesterday.
FUNERAL POSTPONED-The date
of the funeral Of Mrs. Wynne which il
had been announced would be held this
morning has been changed and it viii
take place tomorrow.
EPISCOPAL CHI U r c H-Trinity
Episcopal church. Rev. z. A. Penick.
rector. Services at Il a. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. NJ. The public is al
ways welcomed at these services.
PUTTING UP OF WINTER AVN
NGS-WOrl1men were busy yesterday
replacing the awnings around the
Jones building at the corner of Wash
ington and Center streets, which We're
recently destroyed by a wind storm.
S. P. LITIGATlON-Fran Cox and
Alfred Franklin, attorneys for the
Southern Pacific, left last night for
FL Paso. where they viii appear for
be heard in the court at that point.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
NTIST-Postodice building. Mon
roe street. Services Il a. III. Subject:
Adam and Fallen Man" Duet. Tho
Hin of Calvary" by Miss Holland and
Mr.. Dickinson. Sunday school $3.50
Wednesday evening services 1880. All
arc welcome
RETURNS FOR THE WINTER
Miss Charlotte \. Boyd, of Boston
who has spent some time in Phoenix
for the benefit of her health returned
here yesterday. Miss Boyd has been
sCJourning with a party of friends in
Mexico and southern Arizona, and re-
turns much improved and glad to see
Phoenix friends once more.
MRS GREGORYS RELAPSE-Wi
Gregory, brother of Walter Gregory,
who has been in Phoenix since Friday,
received word that his mother was
again very low and he left for San
Francisco last night. Mrs. Gregory was
several days ago reported TO be very
near death. but later she improved
and it was thought that she would re-
cover, but in the report of yesterday
It was stated that she had suffered a
relapse.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Ser-
vices at the Presbyterian church to-
morrow will be as follows: Sabbath
school 9:45 a. m. Preaching II a. m.
and 1880 D. m. The pastor DR. Nc
Afee viii give his last message at the
morning service. The evening service
will be made up mainly of favorite
hymns and anthems and solos that
are requested by members of the con-
gregation. \ cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to join in these special
services. Endeavor meeting at $50
p. m.
THE FIRST ENTERTAINER
The Fox Vaudeville company gave a
pleasing entertainment last night at
the Indian school, being assisted by
Mr.. Butterfield, well-knOwn and
clever local entertainer, whose spe-
cialty is that of a female impersona-
tor, and Mrs. May Porter, who presfd-
ed at the piano. The program was
composed of vaudeville specialties and
was a very entertaining one. Quite a
number of Phoenix people We're pres
ent to enjoy it, besides a good audi
ence composed of the employees and
pupils Of the school. 1t was the first
of a series of entertainments proposed
to be given by the Fox company
COONS GETTING SCARCE - A
short time ago announcement was
made that the ranch of Nelson Brad
ley, southwest Of town, was overrun