Arizona republican., 1907-11-17
OF LOCAL
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ANOTHER cAR-Another car Of
oranges was shipped To the eastern
markets last night. This is the third
car for the season. two having gone
to New York and Chicago a few days
ago
RETURNED FROM NoRrH-Dan-
iel Hickey returned yesterday from
six months visit to his former home
in Minnesota, and says that he is glad
to get back to Arizona sunshine.
VISITING RAILROAD MEN-M. o.
BickneI. general freight and passen-
ger agent, and f. G.. Humphrey. dis
trict passenger agent. of Tucson. We're
in the city yesterday on Southern Pa
cific business.
DOWN FROM PRESCOTT c.
Ryff. formerly in the local Santa Fe
office. who is now in the treasurers
colt. and John Lakey of the general
passenger agents office. We're in the
city yesterday and to attend the fair.
ENTERTAINED AT DlNNER-Mrs.
f. Kirkland and Mrs. Helen Bury en-
tertained the following out of town
guests at dinner yesterday evening:
Mr. and Mrs. Dutton. DR.. Miller. Miss
Dutton. Mr.. Sliker and Charles Dut-
ton of Flagstaff, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts and Miss Morton Of Prescott.
AN INFREoUENT vISlTOR-J. G.
who though young man.
is a pioneer of Arizona. arrived in
Phoenix yesterday morning for the
first time in ten years Mr. Hilzinger
was for many years a resident of
Tucson. but for a long time he has
been engaged in the banking business
at Fl Paso.
A POULTRY WINNER. - In the
poultry catalogue published by the
territorial fair association, there was
an error made that Mr.. Wood desires
corrected. The sweepstakes prize on
Silver Laced Wyandottes, was won
by c. o. Brown instead of John Gil
more. as the catalogue states.
A. M. e. SERVICES. - Tanners
Chapel A NJ. F. church, Rev. James
Washington. pastor. sabbath services:
Preaching 1915 a. m, 7:30 y. m. Sun
day school $50 a. m. Class meeting l.
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday p. m.
Glass meeting Friday D. m. The
church will give its usual annual
Thanksgiving dinner. Thursday. Nov.
Is, 1907.
RESBYTERIAN cHURCH-Ser-
vices tomorrow will be as follows:
school at 9:45 am. preaching
IL am. by the pastor. Rev. Campbell.
on the theme. "Lifes Noblest Pur-
pose" Offertory solo. 20 Love Di-
vine" sung by Miss Ruebelle Rath-
bone. Junior Endeavor al $3.50 pm.
Y. p. :. c. f. at $50 pm. The even
ing preaching service will be omitted
on account of the union service at the
Methodist church.
THE RETURN OF MRS. COOLEY
Mrs. Mae French Cooley. teacher of
elocution and physical culture in the
Arizona School OF Music. returned to
the city Thursday morning. after an
absence of nearly six months. most
Of which time she spent in Boston.
perfecting herself in her line Of work.
Mrs Cooley took course in platform
work in the Emerson College of ora
tory with aesthetic physical culture
work under Nine. Harwood. and also
Il
methods in the Curry School of Ex
preston. The ability of this gifted
woman both US a reader and teacher
IS well known and she is warmly well
coined home by host of friends and
pupils.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services will be held today. twenty
fifth Sunday after Trinity. in Trinity
Episcopal church, South Second ave.
the Rev. ]. W. Atwood, rector. as fol-
lows: Holy communion at o'clock;
kindergarten and Sunday school at 10
o'clock; morning prayer and sermon at
IL o'clock, subject Of sermon The
Religious and Secular Life; evening
prayer at 4:30 o'clock, with address in
the series on the Lords prayer. Thy
Thursday evening at o'clock. at the
office of f. ]. Bennitt.
A YAvAPAI POULTRY EXHIBIT
There was only one poultry exhibit
from Yavapai county but it was a
winner and Superintendent Wood of
the poultry department said ii would
have been a winner anywhere in the
world where attention is given to fine
poultry. This was an exhibit of two
Pekin ducks by Mrs, Ella Il. Storm OF
Yavapai. Experts said that
they were the best ducks they had
ever seen in long years of experience
among fine poultry. Mrs. Storm was
offered an eXtravagant price for the
pair but she refused to sell. Wonder
is expressed by the management Of
the poultry department that the exhib-
its from that county were not larger
and more numerous. II is their opin-
ion that a community which has such
ducks must of necessity have other
fine birds.
Women can learn to cut. design and
make tailored garments in Rnsenhleef's