Arizona republican., 1907-12-08
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M-PRESTON.-A marriage license was issued yesterday to Samuel D. Gardom and Susana D. Preston. MT. Gardom is a well known mining man of Pinal county.
 DOWN FROM BILL WILLIAMS F. c. Hamilton a mining man. came down from Bill Williams country yes terday and reports things as quiet in that section.
 THE PHILAPHEA CLUB. - The Philaphea Club of the North Methodist church will give a spread Monday night in the church parlors. All members are requested to come and bring their dinner with them. Strangers are es- pecially urged to come.
 FIRST Nj. E. CHURCH.-Preaching at 10 o'clock by the pastor Union re- vival meeting at the NJ. F.. Church South at night. Junior League at o'clock There will be no Epworth League service on account of the re vival meetings. Sunday school at 9:45. Mrs. Tafel will sing a solo.
 HOME FROM GLOBE.-Mrs. Marks and cousin Ms. pr. F. F.. Morgan have just returned from an extended trip to Globe and Tucson. While in Globe they were the guests of their cousins MT. and Mrs Sid Mauk and George Mauk Mrs. Mauk is a sister of Geo. Mauk
 THE Y. Nj. C. A. ToDAY.-Mr. L. II. Hayes, the secretary of the Y M. C. A., will not arrive in the city till next week, accordingly there will be no meeting of the Y. M. C. A. today. but all members of the association are asked to join their forces in helping 10 make the mems meeting at 3 o'clock under the leadership of pr. Henry. the greatest meeting Phoenix has ever had.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services will be held today second Sunday in Advent. in Trinity EpiscJ- pal church south Second Avenue. the Rev. J. W. Atwood rector. as follows; Kindergarten and sunday school at 10 o'clock: morning prayer and sermon at il o'clock; subject of sermon John the Baptist. the man of Faith" Even ing prayer and last of the series of addresses on the Lords Prayer at 4.3U o'clock.
 CONFLICTING AOVIcE.-8en But Ter yesterday noticed an inconsistency in street car advertising He was standing in front of his place of busi- ness when street car went by bear ing a banner saying "Go tO the Henry MOhler MeetingS," Before MT But Ter had fully made up his mird to act upon this religious suggestion another car from the opposite direction con- fused him by proclaiming with its ban ner, You'll do Better at CToldberg's,"
 MISS MURPHY's REcITAL-Miss LOise Murphy. who was unable to give her graduating program last spring. on account of illness. will present her recital the coming Wednesday. Decem- Der Huh. at the School of Music. She will be assisted by students or the violin department. Mrs. Earl Porter. Miss Mary Sanburn. Miss Hermenia Holsinger and MT. Carl Doud. Invita- tions for the evening may be obtained from the participants or from Mrs. ChIisty at the school.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. First Church of Christ Scientist. Post office building. entrance on Monroe street. Services at II a. m. Subject of
 
 Man. Sunday school at 9:45. Wednes- day evening meeting at 7:30. Reading rooms maintained in connection with this church are located at the same ad- dress and are open from 10 to 11:3O a. m. and from to'4 D. m. All litera- tUre pertaining to Christian Science may here be read or purchased. Visit ors are made welcome.
 THE DEATH OF M. N. STEWARD. A telephone message was received yesterday morning from Mesa. an rouucing the death Of Marcus M Steward brother of C. < Steward. member of the board of supervisors He had been ill for some time but it was drought as late as Friday that there was no doubt of his recovery Mir. Steward was d younger brother of the supervisor. and Was unmarried. He has lived in the valley for d great many wears. but as most of his time was spent on the cattle ranch of his brothers and at their desert statioL he was not SO well known as his elder Lr"ther
 HE LIKES THE CoUNTRY.-L \. Baker of Rio. W. Va and his daugh- ''it h470 is'H'i I.tf'I, dIIlNte l!l the city yesterday for the first time MT Baker is a brother-in-l Of P. Nelis who had not seen him for twenty wears. lIe is also the father-in-law of Homer Sine or Glendale Mir Baker and daughter will spend about sixty days in the valley This is his first visit to semi-tropicaI country. and he k highly delighted with the balmy air and the green fields. in strong con trast With the bleak country he left and the equally bleak country through which hc passed coming here.
 DEATH OF WALTER PETTY. - Walter Petty, who spent the past two years in this city. died yesterday morning of pneumonia He had been sick only a few days. He came here