Arizona republican., 1905-03-05
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

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 Services at II a. m. All seats are free and the public is cordially invited to
 occupy them. Church located south
 west of court house plaza.
 CHRISTIAN CHURcH-Corner 5th
 avenue and Madison street. Preach
 ing both morning and evening by Rev.
 Stewart. Sunday school and Y. r. ;.
 c. E. at usual hours. The public Is
 cordially invited.
 A COSTLY LUNCH-The proprietor
 of the curio store in the postoffice
 building enjoyed rather an expensive luncheon yesterday, or rather he had
 it whether he enjoyed it or not When
 he left the store he pulled the door
 shut with a slam and the big plate glass fell shattered to the floor HOME FROM THE COAST-Mrs. A. E. Stewart of S22 north Third avenue returned home yesterday morning from San Francisco and Los and Mrs. NJ. F. Hubinger of New Ha- ven. Conn, Mrs. Hubinger being her sister.
 A GLOBE HOLDUP-A telephone message was received last night from
 Roosevelt saying that the night before the Owl saloon at Globe was held up by two men whose reward was $500 ia silver There is no clue pointing to the identity of the robbers. Both were strangers. fairly well dressed and neither wore a mask
 GOING ON THE ROAD-Harry
 Roynton returned yesterday morning from Los Angeles where he went q short time ago to qualify for the rail- way mail service. He has been an em- ploye of the Phoenix postoffice for a fria will be pleased to note his advance Iuent.
 ANOTHER INcIPIENT FLOOD
 There was another small flood, pre- sumabIy from Cave Creek, in the northern part of the valley yesterday forenoon The water broke from the
 Arizona canal. and swept across the country to the Grand canal, but that
 ditch was able to handle it nicely and
 prevented the inundation of lands
 south of it.
 BALLINGER-BESS Dora
 Besse formerly of Phoenix was married
 last night at Prescott to MT. Edward
 Rallinger of that city. The wedding
 was celebrated at the home of the
 brides mother. The many friends of
 the bride here wish her great happi- ness for she had lived here all her life
 until a year ago when she accompan- jed her mother to Prescott. CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH SOUTH Opposite the postoffice. Preaching morning and night by Harold Govette-
 Theme for II a. m., "In Remembrance of Him." Theme for 7:30 D. m., No escape for those who neglect Christ" Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Junior League D. m. Senior league 6: 30. With Jesus in the City-the Martyr" Ladies' Foreign Mission society Mon day afternoon. Prayer meeting We'd nesday night
 LEFT THE TRAck-A street car left the track at the corner of Seventh avenue and Washington streets inter
 fering with the schedule and producing a congestion of cars at that point. The incident so excited one of the motor men employed on the system that he
 did not have time the rest of the after noon to look to the right or the left to see whether anybody wanted to pa
 tronize the company. He just kept
 agoin'" and those who had nickels burning in their pockets had to walk. THE CHA BRiDGE-Reports from | the Gila bridge yesterday were very meager. The unusual situation there has become so usual that it no longer excites curiosity. All that could be learned at the M. 6 P. office was that there vii be no train for 8 day or two yet or perhaps longer. Superintendent
 Bicknen has grown tirei of making predictions and recognizes the futil- ity of trying to talk the Gila to death | When there is to be something doing | he will announce it.
 REGULAR SCHEDULE AGAIN Beginning Monday the Phoenix & |