Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
cHURcH-Rev.

MT smith will preach at the Presby- terian church today, both morning and evening.
 TEACHERS WANTED-It is an nounced at the office of the county superintendent of schools that places can be found for three or four more competent teachers
 THE GIDEON CLUB-Thc young men's class Of the Church of Christ will meet the minister in the study this morning. A splendid fellowship and a royal good time awaits all.
 THE Y. M. c. A.-The regular meet ing of the Y. NJ. C. A. will be held this afternoon at o'clock The place of meeting has been changed from the M. F. church to Veterans hall. in Lamson's Business college.
 KINDERGARTEN, OCTOBER IA letter from Miss Lucy Terrell Ellis, who was in Washington, D. C.. at the time of writing, announces that she will be home in time to open her kin dergarten school on October l.
 EXPLANAT1ON-No Maud. w. K James is in the real estate business. The reason you thought he was con- ducting horse market was that he advertised in the morning Republican that he wanted to buy a horse and those people read the ad.
 STOCK PURCHASING TRIP-Paul Brizard left this morning over the northern route for Albuquerque on d business trip made for stock purchas- ing purposes. After his stay in New Mexico he will go to Los Angeles and spend a week, after which he will re- turn home
 RETURN OF MRS. GILMORE Phelps A. Gilmore left last evening for NFrsv4f ing on the coast. Most of the time she who is returning from a summers out spent at Hollywood Cal. and for two weeks of the summer MT. Gilmore vis- ited her there.
 NO BULLFlGHT-The bunfght which was advertised to have been held at Silver Bell today has been de- clared off J. L. B. Alexander. United States attorney. advised his assistant. Mir. Jones. to inform the promoters that they would be liable to Drosecu- tion if the fight took place.
 LEAVING FOR THE WINTER Mrs. $. l.. Burtis will leave shortly for Mount Holly. V. J.. where she will spend the winter the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Eckert Budd For the winter she has rented her home on North Second street to Floyd McIlroy of the city schools. who with his siste- will occupy it.
 MIR. GREENE cOMING-R. II. Greene. who left here month ago for visit on the coast, is expected home on the 26th. This announcement is made to relieve the minds of his nu- merous friends, who have been calling daily at his office to see him. and who miss him so much they are beginning to think he has lost his return trip ticket
 HOME AGAIN-Haywood Teasely. Jr. returned home yesterday morning from a summer visit in the east ac- comDanied by his mother. who expects TO spend the winter here and possibly remain permanently Haywood says he has had a fine time and visited in several states. probably having trav- eled more the present summer than any other Phoenix kid less than a year old
 LONG AUTOMOBILE TOUR-Mrs McFal. the mother of Herman McFaE yesterday received a letter from him saying the Dr. Stone automobile had been shipped to Phoenix from Buffalo The date the letter was written, Mr. McFall had made 209 miles in the ma chine. travelling from London. Canada. En route west he will visit the auto mobile factories at Cincinnati. Toledo T Phoenix nearly five months
 A PRIVATE PRIMARY SCHOOL Miss Flora Reynolds Laird of DeS Moines Iowa. was expected to arrive in the city this morning for the win ter. On Monday. September "A she will open a private school for primary pupils. Miss Laird spent the winter in Phoenix two years ago and con- ducted a very successful private school and has many patrons who will
 welcome her return. She will be for the present a guest of Mrs. Shirley Christy of North Second avenue. ASSIGNMENT OF TEACHERS Announcement was made yesterday by the superintendent of schools of the appointment by the board of Miss Alice Grier to be principal of the West End school, succeeding MT. Gilkerson, and Miss LaChance to be principal Of | the Linville school. succeeding Miss Cohn. The assignment of teachers has about been completed and will be announced shortly. A meeting of all | of the teachers was held yesterday morning and the attendance was good SOLD A FINE COLT-W. V. Tiffany | has sold to Frank Hildebrand a fine yearling lilly for S20O. The animal is l the second colt of Major Willis, MT. Tifanys young stallion, and is a fine animal. The dam is the same as the
 dam of the fine team that MT. Tiffany sold to T. c. Norris of Prescott for 5000 A full brother of this colt. now
 a sucking. is an exact match. and. MT. 1 Tiffany hesitated a long time before parting with one of them. They are coal black, and promise to become val | uable horses. The HIlderbrand lilly is ! broken to drive. and was bought for a | carriage horse, though # trained it has