Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
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 TO SPEND SUNDAY.-Misses Ma
 bel McNeil went to Iron Springs last levening to spend Sunday
 TO VISIT PREScOTT.-George lPirosh of the Arizona Abstract and
 Title company left this morning for a
 couple of days visit in Prescott.
 BACK FROM PASADENA-Mrs A.
 L. Stevens and daughter Belle, return
 ed home yesterday from Pasadena
 where they spent the summer.
 BACK FROM DAKOTA.-Mrs. F. H. LOomis has returned from North Dakota where she has been visiting flor two months past.
 HOME FROM COLORADO.-Mrs. U. M. Young returned home yester- day morning from a months visit with her sister in Colorado.
 RETURNED FROM COAST-Miss l Edith Thompson of the surveyor gen
 erals office force has returned from a 1 six weeks vacation at the beach re-
 sorts in California. CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP.-An- lnouncement was made last night that M. w. Medley had bought the photo graph gallery established and con-
 
 late F. A. Hartwell.
 MR. sLoUNT's SUCCESSOR Henry Q. Robertson of Tempe was yesterday appointed by Governor Kibbey as successor to George Blount on the board of education, MT. Blount having removed from the territory. PIONEERS WILL FEAST.-The pioneers of northern Arizona will hold a barbecue and reunion at Flag staff on Monday. Governor Kibbey left this morning to deliver an ad- dress on that occasion, in response to their invitation.
 BOUGHT RESIDENCE PROPERTY. Harry L. Hancock has purchased from Chas. A. Stauffer the brick resi- dence at 36S North Fifth avenue. MT. Hancock will further improve the property for a home. The sale was made through the H. L Latlfein &, Co. Iagency.
 AFTER A REcoRD.-Clay Parker, Jim Parker and Jack Rhinehart went down the river last evening for an over Sunday hunt expecting to kill a million and a half ducks, which is somewhat in excess of their record of fifty-five made last Sunday. They held the goose record last year but hope to seize the duck record this year.
 MRS. RUMNEY HOME-AIrs. E. Rumney returned home yesterday from a two months visit in California. She spent some time in Pasadena. San Diego, Santa Barbara and at most of the southern California beaches and says she had a delightful time. South ern California she says is very attrac- tive but after all there are pleasures and opportunities enough in the Salt River valley to more than outweigh the California claims for attention.
 MISSIONARY MEETING. - The WOman's Baptist Home and Foreign Missionary society will meet in the parlOr of the Baptist church next Fri day at 2:30 D. m. Every lady of that church and congregation is cordially invited to this meeting. Items of inn portance concerning next winters work will be considered and action will be taken on questions which should interest every woman who is not Op- posed to the carrying out of Christ's last command. A large attendance is greatly desired
 Y. M. C. A. MEETlNG.-The Y NJ. C. A. meeting will be held in the base ment of the First NJ E. church today at D. m. Services today are as fol- lows, Preaching by the pastor at 11:OO a. m. and S:OO D. m.: morning subject, How to be Happy; evening subject, You Must Pay the Price" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.; EpwOrth league at 7:00 D. m. You are cordially invited to worship with us. The camp meeting was a decided success, there being nearly fifty professions of con version. As a result of the meeting there are a number of candidates for membership in the church. Let all the members bear in mind that there are only six weeks till the meeting of the annual conference in Redlands, 1 California.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI ENTlST-Postoffice building, en- trance on Monroe street Morning service at II o'clock, subject of the | lesson sermon, Man" Wednesday l evening meeting at o'colck. Read | ing rooms maintained in connection | with this church are located at the | same address and are open daily | from 10 to Il a. m. and from ? to ! D. m.. All authorized literature per to the subject of Christian i Science may here be read or pur- | chased if desired. Visitors are cor dially welcomed All are invited to | attend church services.
 DELEGATES APPOINTED Gov ernor Kibbey has named thirteen of tho fiftaan da1apataS to tho irrie | congress, which he is permitted to ap- point under the convention call. He | has sought to name only such men as have assured him they will attend and the two remaining delegates are to be appointed from Yuma county as soon as he secures the names of the right |