Arizona republican., 1906-10-07

number of friends who are glad tc know of his success in Los Angeles. Phoenix. he says. is known all over the coast and he has on many occa- sions talked with persons who have been here regarding the valley and not knowing of his familiarity with the place. Invariably they have spoken well of Phoenix and Salt River val ley real estate a fact which he was very much pleased to note. However he has had numerous opportunities to dispose of his holdings here. but like others, has unbounded faith in what the future has in store for this local ity. Los Angeles. according to MT Ford, is as busyas can be preparing for the winter rush of eastern visitors, many of whom had begun to arrive several weeks before he left his home. Their advent has made all commercial lines of the city active. At their own plant he has q force of forty men em- ployed working in two shifts, day and night MT. Ford has been in good health since leaving Phoenix
 CHURCH OF cHRIsT-Corner of Fifth avenue and Monroe street. J. Cronenberger minister. Residence, 722 West Fillmore street. Bible school at
 
 get one of the fine colored "Stero Views" These privileges open to all. Preaching and communion at II a. m. Subject: Carry Your Corner" Text Mark, 2:3. Christian Endeavor meet ing at 6:3O D. m. Subject: "The Com mandments He Left Us; Our Obe- dience" Ralph Mowen. leader. Even ing worship and sermon at 7:30. Sub ject: "The Simplicity of the Gospel" You will receive a most cordial well come at all these services. Strangers are cordially invited.
 AN AMBITIOUS GIRL-AIiss Nora Utz. an ambitious girl living in the Cartwright district, has enrolled as a contestant for one of the scholarships or trips. being recommended by Mrs. J. A. Vinson, who was very enthusias- tic about the qualities of the girl. who is so desirous of more education. She has a large number of friends who are anxious to see her pile up a large number of votes. and they do not seem to be in the least backward about ex- pressing their confidence in the Cart wright girl as being able to get one of the tuitfons. The big contest will be started in less than a week. so any others expecting to make entry
 
 THE CHIEF EAGLE-Justice J. NJ. Burnett yesterday received notification from Grand Worthy President Edward Krause of his appointment as deputy grand worthy president for this terri tory. to have general supervision over all aeries within this jurisdiction. the same as if he were the worthy presi dent His commission accompanied fhe notification Before the last meet ing of the grand lodge at Milwaukee, the local jurisdictions had been in charge of district deputies. That ar engagement was done away with and the grand worthy president was au- thorized to appoint deputy worthy presidents in the various jurisdictions to act as his personal representatives
 A BIRTHDAY PARTY-Mrs. w. F. DoweH yesterday gave a birthday party in honor of her little daughters Allyne and Goldie at their home on East Van Buren street The former was years of age and the latter with in a few days of being 4. There was a large attendance of their little friends who enjoyed the recitations. games and refreshments consisting of ice cream, cake and lemonade. Many beautiful presents Were brought the little girls In the peanut hunt the prize was won by Martin Herlick. The guests were: Hazel Tarney, Robert Tarney Carl Ruppert, Martin Herlick Irene Mauk, Brookie Sanderson, Ethel Johnston, Evelyn Johnston, Laura Morrel Cathryn Ryan, Eunice Cald- we'll Hazel Miller, Allyne Dowell and GoIdie Dowell.