Arizona republican., 1907-11-01
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PRAYER MEETINe-The Fridi

PRAYER MEETlNGI-The Friday evening prayer meeting at the Crit
 tenton Home will be held tonight a
 7:3O o'clock and will be led by B. T
 Gillett.
 INCORPORATION FEES-The fees
 collected by the territorial auditor
 during the month of october for the filing of the articles of new incorpo- | rations. amounted to sSs7S.4O.
 FROM WYOMING-Mrs. Marl Man. ly arrived from Mountain View, Wyo- with her two children yesterday to spend the winter with her sister-in- | law. Mrs. O. r. Block.
 POLICE CoURT-In police court Yesterday John Doe. common drunk was sent to jail for five days; Thom- as Murphy. drunk and disorderly. was fined &. and James Burns, drunk, was sent to jail for five days.
 EPWoRTH LEAGUE SOCIAl-The Epworth League of the Central M. F.. i church will give a Halloween social Friday evening at s o'clock at the home of J. w. Ambrose. corner of Eighth avenue and Jefferson street Every one is cordially invited to at tend.
 CALLED TO LOS ANGELES-Miss | Ridgley. who has been stopping at the Hotel Adams for the past two weeks, and expecting to spend the winter in the city with her aunt, yesterday re- ceived word from her relative that she would not come to Phoenix but would spend the winter in Los Angeles. Miss Ridgley will leave this morning for that city.
 PETITION IN BANkRUPTCY-A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed on behalf of the principal creditors, Shirley Christy, E. J. Ben nitt. the Johnson Musser Seed com pany, the Security Remedy company and Goodwin Bros. This step was taken following the recent attachment of the effects of the company. The amount of the liabilities has not yet been determined.
 DISTRICT ELDER ARRlvEO-Rev. David Mcleod. the district elder of the Free Methodist church, arrived yesterday morning to spend November in special meetings. His first meeting will be held at Liberty. where be will hold a district quarterly meeting, be- ginning on the first, and continuing over two Sundays, after which he will hold a two weeks meeting in Phoenix. Rev. F. A. Ames, pastor of the Free Methodist church, will be away over Sunday, Nov. 3rd. and in his absence MT. J. K. Glassford will preach in the morning.
 BAND CONCERT-The Industrial Liberty band has secured a lot of new music which it is rehearsing for sub sequent entertainments. Meanwhile the usual concert will be held tonight at 1880 o'clock, for which the follow ing program has been prepared: March, Steel King" St. Clair; Waltz ."Culto a To Bello,' Martinez: Selec- tion. "Thc Defender" NJ. Tobain; Song, Hearts and Flowers" NJ. Tobain: Ov- erture. "Orpheus." Offenbach: March. 'Zacatecas," c. Codina. Y. Bustos, director.
 IDAHO VISITORS-C. B. King and family and his son. H. B. King and family, of Hayden Lake, Idaho. and Major R. H. Wimpey of Spokane, Wash. arrived in the city yesterday from the cold and rainy north and will spend the winter in the val ley Mir. C. B. King was here last winter and was so delighted with the climate that he decided to return. He also considered property a good in vestment here. so he purchased a residence on North Center street. The past summer he says has been very ir cept for the past forty days. which were delightful.
 i HALLOWEEN GUIDES-A party of young people assembled last even- ! ing at the residence of MT. and Mrs. fGeorge Alkire on Central avenue. on ! the invitation of that worthy couple ! to be present and enjoy the ghostly i revels of the Halloween spirits, in the order of their revealing by the Misses i Lamson, who assisted the hosts and served as spirit guides. The guests assembled, all attired in masquerade costumes, sheets and pillow cases, and as the orgies proceeded revelations of ! identity followed. There were ghost walking. fortune telling. the kissing of | the Blarney stone and various games ] for the passing of the hours. followed
 by the serving of refreshments. the
 party finally ending as the waning
 day emerged into a new one.
 ! TAKE IN THE SIGN-Marsha Moore announces that he will give the
 business houses of the city fair warn
 ing in the matter of sidewalk signs
 a warning running from now until
 Nov. ,, but on and after that date all
 signs must come off the sidewalks
 One reason is that the people will
 most likely need the sidewalks tc
 walk on during fair week. A still bet
 ter reason is that it is against the city ordinance fdr any sign to project more than four inches on the sidewalk. Even