Arizona republican., 1906-10-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

! af- FNOFAAS v hEOONEh EhG- ! The friends of Mrs. Charles B. Coch- ! rane who has been very i'll at her | home on North Second avenue. will be | pleased to learn that she is improving TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services today, Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity. Sunday school at 8 o'clock; sermon and Holy Communion at 10 o'clock, Right Rev. J. Mills Ken drick officiating
 THE PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD For the purpose of attending the ses- sion of the Arizona and New Mexico synod, Rev. H. NJ. Campbell of the Presbyterian church of this city is now
 in Albuquerque Today he will preach
 the sermon of the morning before the
 synod session. Rev. Campbell will re-
 turn to the city the first of the week.
 OF INTEREST TO TEACHERS
 The announcement is made that the
 first apportionment of school money
 will be made about November 10. That
 of course. depends upon the prompti-
 tude of the taxpayers, but if they are
 as prompt as they usually have been, the money will be in the treasury
 The funds are all in good shape, bet ter than usual at this time of year. notwithstanding the county has been at unusual expense.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-First Baptist church, corner Third avenue and Monroe street Pastor, Rev. Or | vile Coats; residence 620 North Fifth l street. Preaching at Il a. m. and ': 30 | D. m. Morning subject: christianity | Reliance. Mrs. Schaffer of Oakland, 1 Calif., will sing at the morning ser ! vice. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. | Baptist Young Peoples Union at 6:3O | ?. m. Devotional service and adjourn ed annual meeting on Wednesday at :: 30 p. m.
 CHANGE OF AGENcY-C. K. ROdman, general agent for the North ! western Mutual Life Insurance com- | pany. of Milwaukee. Wis. has resigned | and leaves Monday for his old home in Kentucky, where he will assist in the | management of a much larger agency. | MT. Rodman has been connected with | the Northwestern for ten years and . was selected by that company to open i Arizona. F. A. Bristol, who. with | his wife and daughter, are at the | Adams. will succeed to this general i agency. MT. Bristol is a thoroughly 4 posted insurance man and has made | a good record with the Northwestern in New York City.
 A WORKED OUT PLEA-A few \ days ago man by the name of Will | liam Kermoze was before Justice Bur nett on a charge of drunkenness and II disturbance of the peace. Kermoze represented to the court that he was | very unusual thing in his career; m fact that it had never happened before and never would again. He was Il hard working man and at that tiTne T ought to be back on his job. The Il court believed the story and let him go. Yesterday Kermoze was returned Il again in a worse condition than be- Il fore. He put forward the same plea I again. but he was sent to jail for sev- en days.
 GIRLS NROLLED-Arizona girls think they can hustle" as well as the II boys. and no reason why they cannot Il win some of the valuable gifts in The Il Republicans subscription contest which fl will open in a few days. Among those Il who entered the contest yesterday is winsome Bessie Mcbride This little il lady is about 14 years old, of an affa- ble, delightful, refreshing and pleasing Il manner, and no doubt will make many friends during the contest who will il ably assist her. She is very enthusias- tic over the chance to '1earn to be a II stenographer." as she modestly said to il the subscription manager yesterday, Il and all her friends should help her to T secure this special course which will Il fit her to earn her way in life
 A FREE CONCERT-On Thursday T evening, october 11th, at the Methodist II Church, South, Francis Hughes who is II in charge of the vocal department and Karl Heinrich, who is in charge of the Il department of violin of the Arizona School of Music will make their first appearance before a Phoenix audience. II Both of the artists have come to Phoe- Il nix highly recommended in their branches of musical Instruction and | are deemed by the school director to T be fully capable of maintaining for the institution that high state of ef- II ficiency attained by the work of the II three years since the school was es- tablished. It has been the custom Of il the school to make known the mem bers of the faculty by means of free concerts and those who have enjoyed them in the years past, will learn with pleasure that the present concert will be no exception and that no admission fee will be charged. All those who are interested in the school or are lovers of the best the city affords in the way of music are cordially invited to at tend. The program of the evening will begin at o'clock sharp.