Arizona republican., 1907-11-24
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Preaohing morning and evening bv the pastor. Mrs. pr. Tsfei will sing solo at the morning and ev- ening services. Pros Matheson of Chi cago. will render three pieces on the pipe organ at the evening service. Sunday school at 9:45. Junior League at o'clock. Epworth League 6:30.
 A SONG RECiTAl.-Phoenix music lovers are looking forward with pleas ant anticipation to the song recital which Is to be given on Wednesday eN ening. December 4th. in the audi tOrium of the Christian church. Mad am Egbert Pinney. who will be assist ed by the best talent of the city. Will on this occasion give several selec- tions. entirely new to Phoenix audi erces.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services will be held today. the Sun day next before Advent. in Trinity Episcopal church. South Second av- enue. the Rev. J. W. Atwood rector as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school atfl0 o'clock: morning prayer and sermon al II o'clock: evening prayer and fourth Of the series of ad- dresses on the Lor6's Prayer at 4:30 o'clock. Thanksgiving service will be held next Thursday at 10 o'clock.
 RELEASED ON cHARGE-SantI- ago Bernal, who was d few days ago arrested on a charge of having confis- cated q horse belonging to an Indian. was yesterday arraigned before Justice Kyle. IL was foun don investigation that the boy had simply been trying to ride the animal with no intention of taking permanent possession of it. It was broncho of such a disposition as would hinder youth of his age from taking control of him and riding the horse 10 other parts. The lad was re- leased with an admonition. Juan O'Neal was arraigned on the charge >of having disturbed the peace of one Othro at whose house the former had been living for some time. He had run the old man from his domicile and made him sleep out doors. Juan was placed in jail for seven days.
 A CAPABLE ASSlSTANT-Mr and Mrs. Edward b. Engebristsen of Los Angeles are recent arrivals in Phoenix, having come at the request of an old friend. George w. Cowgirl, secretary of the board of trade. When MT. Cow gill was thrown from his horse and he realized that he would be unable for sometime to do the strenuous running around that will devolve upon the sec retary of the board of trade during this busy season. he sent for his friend to come and help him out for the time h.inu UpUahritsa, ies SaiJ ba a very competent man and one who has had experience in similar work. He will be at his desk in the board room Monday and Mir Cowgirl hopes to be able to be in the office In a few days and have personal charge of things while Mir. Engebritsen will do the outside work and the running around. They propose to vigorously resume the business of collecting an advertising fund, which work was nee essarily suspended during the excite ment and business of the fair.
 BACK NUMBERS WANTED-The Republican office will pay 10 cents per copy for few back numbers of the Republican of the issues of Nov. 3, 4. ,. and F.
 WoMAN's CLUB BAZAAR. - The Phoenix Woman's Club expects to swell the building fund by holding a Bazaar. Last rear nearly s200 was added in this way and it is hoped to do even better this year. the member ship being considerable larger than at that time. It is to be held in the par lors of the Presbyterian church, the club rooms. and will be open from II a. n,- to o. m-. December 3. It is to be cal,ed Household Bazaar" as each of the different rooms of the house is to be represented by booth containing articles appropriate to it. Mrs. W. r. Nichols will have charge of the living room booth and Mrs. v. F.. Kirkland of the dining room booth. The kitchen will be represented by two booths. one containing cooked food. fruit. etc. will be presided over by Mrs. F. H. Parker: the other. contain ing cooking utensils. will bc in charge of Mrs F. T. Ceilings. Mrs. R. M. Tafel will have charge of the bed room booth while Mrs. w. E.. Deity will manage the nursery where there will be very attractive display of dolls