Arizona republican., 1907-12-29
OF LOCAL
vi INTEREST

FOR A BRIEF STAY-R A. Fowl
~ irft last night for Los Angeles for
q short visit mainly On business
SANTA ANA ViSiToRS.-Mr and
MIS- =. q. cole at Santa Ana. call
fornia are visiting Mrs. Coles broth
ct. Mr. Leslie Martin and family. sl9
:. Second Street.
SALVATION ARMY-Sunday ser
vices: Open air meeting, 10 "a. m; holt
ness meeting, II am: open air meet
ing. , pm: evening service. s I'm.
Subject Jno. 3:I6.
IN FROM HUAlAPAI.-A. y. Gra-
ham is i'm the city from the Hualapai
mine for few days visiting his
friends and distributing a quantity of
good cigars incidentally.
CONTRIBUTIONS NEEDED - The
Associated Charities has a pressing
need for articles suitable for light
housekeeping. cots, bedding. dishes,
towels. tables. etc. Contributions Of
This kind will be most acceptable.
FIRST Nj. E. cHURCH=Preaching
morning and evening by the pastor.
An anthem and solo At morning SER
vice and solo by Mrs. Tafel in the
evening Sunday school at 9:45. Jun
ior League =. m. Epwurth League
at 6.3b.
BACK TO THE GRlND.-Frank G.
Huugh. who has been in Phoenix and
Tempe for nearly a month. visiting
with relatives and old friends left last
night for his present home in Fallon
New. Mr.. Hough is valley raised
boy. and is now in the employ of the
reclamation service, having been here
on a leave of absence.
RETURNED HOME.-Messrs +. VI.
Murphy. W. 4. Drake. F. p. Cruice and
r. p. Hastings. who have been here
for a couple of days. left for their
homes in Prescott on the Diamond 10
train this morning. Messrs. T.. b. Gage
and W. :. Stanton who came here TO
confer with Mr. Murphy. left for
Tombstone last evening.
THEY HAVE COME TO STAY. -
Mr. and Mrs. :. \. Echlin. their daugh-
ter Gladys and Prof J. G. Echlin of
TT. Smith Arkansas. arrived Thursday
evening from the east. They are the
guests % Mrs. s. NJ Wilson. Mrs.
Echlin is the oldest daughter of Mrs.
Wilson. They will visit here for some
time and intend to invest in some
country property for the purpose of
locating and spending the winter
months in our beautiful valley.
lY-MATHEWS. Arthur
VI. Connally and Miss Bessie Mathews
We're married Thursday evening at the
home OF the groom on Harrison street
between First and Second. Rev.
ha
Church, performed the ceremony. The
groom is an employe Of the NJ. & p.
railroad company. and the bride is a
young woman born and raised in
Phoenix.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services will be held today, Sunday
after Christmas. in Trinity Episcopal
church. South Second Avenue. the
Rev. J. W. Atwood rector. as follows:
kindergarten and Sunday school at
10 o'clock. Morning PRAYER and ser
mon by the Rt. Rev. J. VI. Kendrick,
bishop OF Arizona. at II O'Clock: Even
ing prayer and repetition Of Christmas
carols by the children of the Sunday
school at 7:30 o'clock.
THE WEATHER.-AfteT couple
of DAYS Of cloudy and warmer wealth
er. ii grew colder again yesterday and
the rain signs will probably fail TO ma
ture at this time Observer Jesunof-
sky announced that there was a storm
of rain sleet and snow in northern Ar
iona. though not Of great severity.
There was yesterday a storm center
over Arizona. and another doing bus
mess in Montana. with warm weather
in the Rocky Mountain region and a
cold wave travelling over the Mississ-
ippi valley.
CONSUL PINA's PRoMoTIoN-I
The Mexican government has assigned
as an area Of the Mexican consulate
at this city. which is in charge Of
Senior Augutin Pima. the counties Of
Maricopa, Pinal. Mohave. Yavapai.
ella. Apache. Navajo and Coconino.
which comprises more than one-half
Of the counties Of Arizona. also. the
territory of New Mexico and the state
OF Utah. the headquarters being Phoe-
nix. This is the second promotion
which Consul Pima has received dur
ing the last six months. as on the first
Of last July he was appointed princi-
pal consul in the territory. and whose
importance is equal TO those Of Chi |
cago. Philadelphia and Los Angeles.
THE KERMIS.-Nrs. W. J. Pettee !
and Miss Jessie Palmer arrived in !
Phoenix Yesterday to direct the kermis I
to be given at the Doris opera house |
in about three weeks. The ladies ex- |
pect To train about $50 children and 4
young people to take part in costumed /
dances of all nations The Ladies' |
Guild Of the Episcopal church, under !
whose auspices the affair is to be Civ !
en-. is gathering the young people |
from all over the city as rapidly as /
possible. Mrs. Pettee and Miss Pal |
mer come here well recommended and |
with a record Of great success in d. 4
recting and staging elaborate enter
tainments in the east and Phoenix \