Arizona republican., 1906-06-02
The BerryhiIl Co. Cor. Washington and First Streets
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COMING BACK TO SIRH-Mr. ana Mrs. $. J. Eichenberger left this morn ing for their former home at Cairo, Ill where Mir Eichenberger still retains business intereSts. He is in the res taurant business, and as soon pos sible it is his plan to dispose of his property there and return to Phoenix and go into business. the climate hav- ing been beneficial to his wifes health.
 TO HELP THE ORPHANS During the recent visit of Mrs. Kibbey to Bis bee with the governors party, she was very much gratified to receive from the Woman's club of that city, donation Of forty dollars for the benefit of the San Francisco orphans. to be disbursed through the national society of which Mrs. Kibbey is the Arizona representative. This money was from the fund the Woman's club is saving as a nucleus for building a hall, and the club is entitled to great credit for it's liberalty and philanthropy.
 RETURNED FROM THE WAR William NJ. Mayors returned to the city yesterday morning from Los Angeles to which point he had gone for the purpose of witnessing the Nelson Herrera fight and that he might locate his wife and family on the coast for
 
 sports attending. MT. Mayors was dis appointed in the proceedings on the pight of the fight. but is thoroughly | convinced that the Mexican was afraid | to enter the ring. MT. Mayors also wis ited for several days in San Francisco FIRST M. E. CHURCH-Dr Alex auder R. Maclean. pastor. Sunday school at 9:45. At 10:45 there will be a i meeting of special interest to the young and of great joy to the old. An old l fashioned Methodist love feast. which will be followed by the sacrament Of [ the Lords supper. At 8 D. m. the last meeting of the Junior League will be held This will be a Kings Heralds meeting. II will be addressed by Miss Boise, q returned missionary from ! Honolulu. The Epworth League will meet at 6:30. At 7:30 Dr. $. J. Rodg- CTS. superintendent of the Arizona mis- sion conference, will preach.
 SUGAR FACTORY ALMOST DONE l-E. J. Neumaster. accompanied by his wife, arrived in the city yesterday from ! Janesville. Wisconsin. where he had made his home for many months. He is the chemist of the Eastern Sugar company and will very soon leave for ! Glendale, where he will take up his permanent abode. All of the Iabora- tory for the plant is now at the factory site and it will very soon be in place In fact it was announced yesterday that the factory would be completed and able to treat beets by the first of July and it is thought that by the 10th of July the factory will be in operation. MT. Hapke it is expected will be in the city the first of the coming month.
 THE PACIFIC MONTHLY-The 1 June number of the Pacific Monthly | was received in Phoenix yesterday and it is one of the best periodicals of the month. It is an Alaskan number. and i is full of interesting articles of the 1 northwest. illustrated with views and | scenes of the district described. A i second feature of the number is a de scription of the great San Francisco l fire and accompanying illustrations. ! Fred Pfeifer. who recently came to | Phoenix to make this city his home | and who is the manager for Arizona | for the magazine. has met with un- usual success in this field It is mere