Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-10-26
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SUIT ON NOTE-Suit was filed in
the district court yesterday by w. NJ.
Wilson against c. b. Hosford for the
collection of a note for $3.50, executed
four years ago.
BORN.-A son to Mr. ard Mrs. ].
| Walter Ellin-son. at Salt Lake City,
| oct 18th. Mrs. Ellingson will be re-
membered as Miss Leah Cole and Mr..
! Ellingson also lived and grew up in
| Phoenix.
FIRST NJ. e. cHURCH.-Preachin
morning and evening by the pastor,
| II o'clock and 7:S0. Mrs. DR.. Tafel
will sing a solo. Sunday school at
GAS. Junior League at 3 O'Clock.
| F,pworth League at 6: 80.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
! Services will be held tomorrow, TWEEN
! ty-second Sunday after Trinity, in
| Trinity Episcopal church. South Sec
ond Avenue. in charge of the Rev. ID.
/ VI. Brookman, as follows: kindergart-
en- and SUNDAY school at 10 o'clock.
Morning PRAYER and sermon at IL
o'clock: evening prayer at 4: 80 O'Clock.
DR.. M'kANNA COMlNG.--Dr. J. J.
! Mckanna and wife are expected to ar
rive in the city about the 2Sth OF the
month for 4 short visit and to look
over the business of the McKanna
Three-Day Liquor cure here. DIR. Nc
Kama now has a large sanitarium at
| Oklahoma City, one at Reidsville. y.
| c., Columbia $. g.. and Kansas City,
Mo. all in prosperous condition.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Serv-
ices tomorrow will be as follows: Sab
bath school Gas a. IN. Preaching SER
| vices IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sermons
| by the pastor. Rev. Campbell. Morn
ing theme Growth in Grace" Morn
ing offertory. solo The Lord is My
Light (Allitsen( sung by Mrs. Hulett.
Evening offertory solo Prof. Heinrich.
Junior Endeavor $3.50 p. m. Y. =. S.
c. Z. meeting $50 D. m.
RETURNS FOR THE WINTER. -
Walter f. Petty, who spent last winter
i'm this city, has returned after a brief
visit at his home in Muncie Indiana,
and a summer spent at the Atlantic
coast. He spent part of his time
touring over Massachusetts and other
eastern states in new Maxwell auto,
which he purchased and brought back
with him to Phoenix. His summer
cottage at Old orchard Bay, Maine,
was burned during a fire which swept
most of the entire ocean front of no.
tells and summer residences. Mr.. Pet
" has taken a liking to Phoenix and
may later on engage in business here.
FOOTBALL GAME. - The Indian
school team will lineup this afternoon
at Eastlake Park for a game with the
eX-players Of the school, called the
Phoenix Indian Athletics. The two
teams played last Saturday at the In
dian school grounds and the Indian
school won by &c to >. However the
Athletics have added several new
players and hope to hold their own at
least with the fast Indian school team.
An effort is being made to have some
games arranged with California elev-
ems, and e that can be done. the In
dams ma take = tour in the state
They are about as husky and swift
lot % football players as can be
found west of the Mississippi. The
game today VIII be a hard fought and
exciting contest for supremacy and will
be called at o'clock.
FOR THE CHllDREN.-The Bijou
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children this afternoon and Will give
away prizes. The particular moving
pictures presented will be such as will
appeal to the younger ones and are
very entertaining. 1t is the pictorial
story of some poor children. who are
left in the woods and afterwards have
some very wonderful experiences with
an ogre. There is considerable magic
mixed uD with the end of the tale.
which always plays on the fancies Of
children. The last scene is a very
beautiful one. Tom % Ny Thumb is
the hero Of the tale and his manly ac-
tions are a good lesson for the young
people as well as the older ones.
HE DISTURBED The PEACE
| He could not have done il more effec-
tually in. an, other way, for George
| Hamilton accompanied by SNOWFALL,
climbed into a window Of the residence
of Carrie Moore in her absence and
stole a bottle Of beer which she was
saving w for a thirst. All the par
ties TO the transaction are colored eX-
/ cept Hamilton, who is redhaired. and
1 q disgrace to whomsOever he may be
associated With. Justice tombstone
sent him to +ail for seven days. Mary
Washington came before the court on
her own motion to plead guilty to a
/ disturbance of the peace Of Mrs. Plum
ridge. She said: Fob Gawd. Jedge,
/ isn't guilty. but | might as well
| plead guilt fob all de neiShbOrsll
come in an swear dat l is" She paid
/ a fine oc s.. Manuel Lara and Jose
! Fernandez, Cor a disturbance of the
peace, were sent to Jail for seven days.
WANTED-An experienced corral
man 20 take care of saddle stock: one