Arizona republican., 1906-09-23
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 Trinity. Sunday school at g o'clock. morning prayer at 10 o'clock
 THE Y. Nj. C. A.-"How to Keep the Sabbath" will be the subject for the Young Mems Christian association this afternoon at 3 o'clock at Veter- ans hall
 INDIANA VISlTORS-Mr. and Mrs. John Williams of Indianapolis, Ind, will arrive in Phoenix this morning and will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. L. J. Charles, 92O E. Van Buren street
 THE GIDEON cLUB-The young mems class of the Church of Christ invites and urges the presence of young men with them this morning This Is a splendid fellowship and d royal welcome is extended.
 DANCE TONIGHT-The Industrial Liberty band, a Mexican musical or ganization, win give a ball tonight at Eastlake park The proceeds of the ball will be utilized by the band for the purchase of new instruments and other necessities.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Corner Monroe street and Second avenue Preaching morning and evening today by the pastor. The time of the evening service will be 7:30 tonight and hereafter. and the
 
 LEFT FOR THE EAST-E. H Winters and his father-in-law, C. T. Moore left this morning via the Santa Fe for the east. They will g0 first to Chicago and then to Grand Rapids. where MT Moore will probably remain with a daughter. From there MT. Winters will go to Cincinnati to see his, mother, who is now of an ad- vanced age.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SER VICES-Services at the Presbyterian church today will be as follows Sab bath school at 9:45 a. m., preaching at Il a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; sermons by the pastor Rev. H. M. Campbell. Morning offertory solo sung by Mrs. A G. Hulett and in the evening by Mrs. C. w Hunter. Endeavor society at 6;30 D. m. A cordial welcome to all.
 WEEKS RUN OF WATER-Water will be turned in the Salt River Val ley canal this morning for a weeks run and next Sunday morning it will be turned back in the MaricOpa canal. Heretofore these canals have been having four day runs but the runs have been necessarily heightened on account of the cleaning of the ditches | which is now going on. Four days is | hardly long enough for a profitable ! assault on one of the ditches. RElNCARNATION-D. P. Kyle, who has been dragging himself around fo~ several months past, a mere piece of | a man, has been reincarnated and is again on the earth with both feet and his head in the air. Mrs. Kyle re- turned home yesterday morning from | visit of several months on the coast. She went as far norCa as Washington, where she spent some time with their son. Harry The rest of the time was | spent in Los Angeles and vicinity with | the family of another son. Al Kyle, and the family of MT. and Mrs. Sid Mauk, the latter being their daughter CHURCH OF CHRIST-Corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street, J. ! Cronenberger, minister residence 722 | West Fillmore street. Bible school at 9:45 a. m., D. Littlejohn, superintend- ent. Preaching and communion at T. | o'clock; text. Let them make me sanctuary, that I may dwell among them" Christian Endeavor at 6:S0 p. m.. Miss OsceoIa Pendleton, president; ] subject "A strong will: how to get it, and use it for temperance.' Evening worship and sermon at 7:3O p. m.; | subject How to hear" These ser vices will be full of song and joy, and | will be helpful to every worshiper. A most cordial welcome awaits you. l Strangers are especially invited to worship with us.
 1 THEY ARE AFTER IT-There is a poor little old customs house job down i at Nogales and the Phoenix postoffice has gone after it almost in a body i The position is that of inspector and yesterday the local civil service board held an examination of applicants who might desire to qualify for it. The board was presided over by MT. Key holds. the registry clerk of the postof- flee, who is secretary and was eX- officio boss of the board. The anxious applicants who took the examination were E. J. Carmody and I. H. Hayes of the general delivery department and E. w Reed and F. w. Leng, mail carriers If all four pass the exami- nation one of them will get the job unless somebody else gets it, for there were also examinations in other towns for the same purpose. There is na danger therefore Of an immediate shortage of help in the pOstoffice anc lit is expected the public will go righ' along getting it's mail as usual
 A FINE VACATION-George Wash ington Stitzer and Crook Marion re- turned yesterday morning IIoul tileH summer vacation in McCabe, Yavapa county. They were gone four days and report that they had a fine time
 They enjoyed excellent health and MT
 Stitzer gained materially in weight
 They met a great many strangers dur ing their travels and are of the opin
 ion that there will be great deal O tourist travel into this valley from the north during the coming winter. espe-
 cially about the time the legtsiatur'
 meets. Yavapaf county is considering
 the advfsability of sending some spe
 ciaI representatives down to get on th
 pay roll at the capitol and to that en' , there is a deal of organizing, etc going on. They are going to submt the ambitions of aspirants for these places to a decision of the people or
 November 6. There will be few , others who will come anyhow regard | loss of the DeopIe. The climate of thi'