Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1906-11-03
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son. 233 North Tenth avenue eava a
tea party Thursday evening to a num-
Der of friends
RETURN OF JUDGE PINNEY-
Judge d. II. Pinney who has been
spending the summer and fall i'm the
east, returned to the city yesterday
morning.
TICKET EMPORlUM-Season tick
cts for the territorial fair have been
placed on sale at Miller's drug store.
at the corner Of Center and Washing
ton streets.
SUNDAY sERVICES-First Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Preaching
morning and evening by the pastor.
Miss Citing viii sing a solo at the
morning service. The choir will rem
der special music both morning and
evening.
A MOTHERS VISIT-City Recorder
Thomas left last night for Marfcopa to
meet his mother Mrs. Jane Thomas.
Who IS coming to spend the winter
Mrs Thomas lives at Tower City. \.
ID. She resided here during the win
ter five years ago
NORTHERN RAIN AND SNOW
The rain which threatened Phoenix
Thursday afternoon came from the
northern part of the territory. In that
section a very heavy rain fell and con-
tinued up until yesterday morning
Along the main line or the Santa Fa.
near Williams and Flagstaff there was
considerable snow fell
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERV-
lCES-Services tomorrow will be as
follows; Sabbath school at g:45 a. m.
preaching at II n. IN. and 7:3O %. m.
Morning theme 1.-THE Mission of the
Son Of Cod Evening theme. "To
Whom We Belong" Morning offer
tory solo. Mrs. Hughes; evening offer
tory solo. Miss Murphy. Endeavor at
$50 D. IN.
A VESTED CHOIR-Trinity churc,,
Is shortly TO have a vested choir.
Professor Elmer TODD having its or
ganization in charge now. It is oro-
posed to have choir of twenty mem
bers of which eight viii be men and
twelve viii be boys. Though it win
not be a salaried organization. the
training the members will be given De.
Professor Todd will be wen worth the
efforts Of those who participate
CANNIBALS OF THE CONGO
This evening at the First NJ. E. church
Rev. Frank T. Lea viii deliver his IA
nous stereopticOn lecture on "Tha
Congo and Its Cannibals." As a mis-
sionary among the man-eating savages
of Central Africa for four years. Mr..
Lea is in a position to describe them
fully, which he does most entertain
ingly. The many excellent photos
shown. taken by himself. n teriaIly
add to the interest. A trea- is -,
store for all who attend
IMPRESSIONS MADE AT CAVE
CREEK-The republican rally at Cave
Creek on the evening of Octob.r @ was
& M Ia at
democratic candidates on the Saturdas-
evening previous. Both setIof candi-
dates made a good impression Of them
selves personally. The ladies came out
TO both rallies for quite a distance and
expressed great interest in hem. A
Few voters on both sides hay left this
precinct since they registered but not
Withstanding that the yot, will be
larger than two years ago.
THE REAL ING-Som. of thu
patrons of the Doris opera hluse. who
attended the grand opera performance
of the Italian company witnessing the
presence of colored man IN the or
chestra, were inclined to believe that
there was a little mixture of American
blood in the aggregation AM that il
was not all simon pure Italian. For
their edification. it is announced that
Il
much an Italian as any of them. for he
was born and educated i'm thai country
ana can not speak the English ian
guage.
MAD sTONE-John B Willis
who lives on r. +. d. No. 1 brought
to this office yesterday a maidstone
which has been in his possession for
thirty years. He got it somewhere in
Oklahoma. The stone is of rectau-
guar form about the size Of a domino
and reddish in color. It has been fire.
quently used in dangerous cases of nv
drophobia skunk and rattle snal+
bites with invariable success. In one
case it adhered for fourteen hours
Mr. Willis viii allow any one who is IN
need of it to use it.
HENRY TOVREA IMPROVING
l.. A. Tovrea of Bisbee. arrived in the
city yesterday morning. coming here
Tor the purpose of visiting his son. who
was shot in the arm near Buckeye.
several days ago. Accompanying MI.
Tovrea was DR.. c. L. Gavin of Risbea
who, with his wife, is en- route to Cal
ifornia. Harry Tovrea. who is at the
Sisters hospital is improving and the
wound Is not as serious as was 4.
first imagined DR.. Gavin. who is the
mayor OF Bisbee, and his wife con
tinued their journey to the coast last
evening.
CHURCH SOCIAL-The second
monthly social at the First Baptist
church last evening was in charge of
the Ladies' Aid Society and called out
u large number. The entertainment
was given by pupils of Miss Cooley.
Miss Amy White gave His Besettine
Sim and cat the Concert" Miss Irene
Smith recited THE Lost Word" and
Inc Young Man Waited" Miss An
nette Elders numbers were THE Beg
gar at the opera" and THE Discipline
! of Sister Brown" The young ladies
gave evidence of careful training and
promising ability. The audience was
heartily pleased with the entertain.
ment. Refreshments were served bv
the ladies. The menu was a c. c. s.
coffee, crullers and sandwiches. Tho
reception committee was Mrs. Coats.
Mrs. PeclIa, Mrs. Scot and Mrs. Ell