Arizona republican., 1906-02-25
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BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES-At the Baptist church this morning an ad- dress will be delivered by Rev. C. .. Keen of East China. There will be the usual preaching service in the evening.
 WENT TO GET MARRIED-Frank Borgnis of the drafting department of the office of the surveyor general has gone to Milwaukee for a short time. It is understood by his more intimate friends that he will return with a wife.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES First Church of Christ Scientist, postoffice building, Monroe street Ser vices Il a. m. Subject, Man" Solo by MT. Dickinson. Sunday school 9:30 Wednesday evening testimonial meeting 7:30 All are welcome.
 MOVEMENT OF SOLDlERS-Yes- terday several trainloads of soldiers passed through Ash Fork enrOute to San Francisco from the east. Most of the men were. from Columbus barracks at Columbus, Ohio, and were in charge of Capt. E. F. Taggart On March 5th the men will sail for the Philippines on the transport Logan.
 DARBY DAYS NEW LOCATION Darby A. Day, formerly in business in Phoenix, but for the past two years manager of New Mexico and western Texas for one Of the big insurance companies has resigned his position and will shortly move with his family to Seattle. Washington, where he will permanentIy locate. MT. and Mrs. Day are now in Virginia visiting at his former home.
 GROWING MEATH HER-Farmer saw that vegetation is springing up faster than 1t was ever known to do at this season of the year and in con sequence pasture is falling in price J. M. Langston said yesterday that he had a tract of land on which he had seven head of horses, one colt and four cows for the past ten days and so far fbev have made no apparent impress sion on it. On the contrary the alfalfa and the barley appears to be gaining on the stock.
 A RELATIVE IN PHoENIX-A re- cent teIegraphic dispatch describing the dedication at Mobile, Ala, of a cross to the memory of Pierre de Le AIovne d'IberviIle who established Fora Biloxi and other posts on the lower Mississippi early in the seventeenth cer1urv mentioned that the exercises were presided over by Mrs HortehSS Batre president of the Colonial Danes of Alabama It will be of interest 10 Phoenix people to know that Mrs. Rarre is the mother of Charles Batre of this city.
 cANTATA ONCERT-Attention is called to the Cantata that is to be rem dered at the First Methodist church on Monday night. Prof. Todd has en- eavored to make it worthy of the pat -onage of the musical people of Phoe- nix Resides the Cantata proper Mrs Tiffany will sing. and Miss Barda Will execute several pieces on her fine harp Prof. Latchaw of Findlay, Ohio, Will sing several baritone solos Miss Gentry will preside at the piano. AL together the Cantata will be great treat and the advance sale of tickets is encouraging already.
 THE TOO TALENTED JOHNSON Frank Johnson who spent some time in Phoenix several months ago was arrested last week at Benson and has been taken to Albuquerque to answer to the charge of forgery. While here Johnson spent the greater part of his time around saloons and claimed to have come here for his health. In q transaction of a questionable nature the police told him he would have to leave town or they would put him in iaiI for vagrancy. He went from here to Albudueruue where he posed as a | man and by misrepresenta- tion cashed a check on an Fl Paso | bank which was returned stamped forgery. Information describing him and asking for his arrest was sent out by the Albuquerque authorities and he was arrested at Benson. At the time ] -