Arizona republican., 1906-05-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST

A YUMA VISITOR. - Mrs. Wesley A. Hill arrived here yesterday from
 Yuma for visit with Phoenix friends
 A FORECLOSURE SUIT-A sui. for foreclosure was filed in district
 court yesterday by Floyd w. Holsap- pie against J. w. Holsapple and wife,
 Mary E. HolsappIe.
 MIR. AND MRS. CRUlCE HERE- F. P Cruice of President Murphys office at Prescott. accompanied by his
 wife. arrived in the city yesterday morning and will remain here during
 today. His trip is one of official bus
 mess.
 PEACE sREAKERs.-Jose Marta and T. H. O'Leary were before Judge Johnstone yesterday afternoon charged with disturbing the peace. Neither of their cases were very aggravated and they were allowed to go with light penalties
 D. A. R. MEETING TODAY.-This afternoon at 2:3O D. m. the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at the home of Mrs. Geo. w. Vickers on East Washington street It is de , sired that there be a large attendance of the members.
 FIRST M. E. CHURCH.-Dr A. R. l Maclean. pastor. Sunday school at 9:45, a. m. and 7:S0 D. m.; class meet ing at 12:OO, m.; junior League at 800 D. m.; EpwOrth League at 6:3O, p. m. The special revival meetings will be continued during next week.
 RANGE FEED PLENTIFUL.-H. c. ! Ward arrived in the city yesterday 1 afternoon from the Ward ranch at Sunflower The range, he said. never | looked better than it does at the pres ent time and the pIentifulness of feed | makes the cattle men accordingly hap | py.
 WENT QUICKLY. - At McKee's | store yesterday it was necessary to l turn away many who sought bananas | at the reduced price advertised, for the supply was soon exhausted, and l unfortunately, the advertisement had, through an error, run a day or so too long.
 GOING TO TUcsoN-s. H. Drach- man will leave tonight for Tucson. his home, after spending several days in the city on business and visiting friends and relatives. His sister, Mrs. H. Goldberg, mother of Dave and Aaron Goldberg, will accompany him and spend several weeks at Tucson.
 LiNVILLE HEARD FRom-T. W. formerly fire chief of the Phoenix fire department, who was in San Francisco during the fire ,n that city, has been heard from by his friends here and he is safe and we'll in Oakland. He left for that city on following the fire and it is his plan to remain there for some time.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST. - Corner Fifth avenue and Monroe street. J. CrOnenberger minister. Residence, 722 w. Fillmore street. Bible school at 2; 45. a. m.;preaching both morning and evening at the usual hours. with special appropriate music Christian Endeavor at 6:45. D. m. A most cor dial invitation is extended to aH Strangers cordially invited to worship
 IRON SPRINGS RESORT. The outlook for one of the best seasons in the history of the Iron Springs Outing club is good. Arrangements have been concluded with MT. F. E. Patton to have charge of the store and post of flee at the springs this summer. ana he will open his store on June 1st. This is the third season Mir Patton has operated the store. The requests for cottages and ground space are more in number than in any year since the club came into existence.
 JAKE MILLER HOME.-Jake Mil Ter returned home yesterday from San Francisco, where he went a few days ago with S J. Tribolet. in charge of q train load of cattle for the re- lief of the destitute. MT. Miller re- fused to shake hands with anybody yesterday on the theory that his hands were sore insisting that he had been working on the streets. In proof of it he points with pride to the much bet in, I,n off T when he left than when he arrived. ;. J. Tribolet was asked concerning the trutnfulness of MT. Miller's story, II