Arizona republican., 1908-03-29
OF. LOCAL INTEREST


 Pioneer Band will render the usual Sunday evening concert al the City hall plaza at 30 D. m.
 RETURNED TO STAY.-John A. | Hughes for many years a resident Of
 the valley, but who has been lately in | California, has returned and is again
 ranching near town.
 Y, M. C. A-Mr. C. l.. Michael will
 address the Y. NJ. C. A. this afternoon
 at o'clock in Lamson's Hall on the subject of the Young Man in Business. A male Cuartette will give two selec-
 tions. All men invited.
 THE BELL CASE-Marshal Moore | last night received telegram from the iacting chief. of police of Seattle, say ing, Hold Sherrer alias Bell. Will send an officer" Bell has given out no additional information concerning himself. though he had many callers yesterday.
 ON A BUSINESS VISiT-J. M Cook is in the city from his home be- tween Jerome and Prescott, where he has large horse and cattle ranch He came down with carload of range horses. which he will either sell or place on pasture. Mir Cook was res ident of Phoenix previous to 1897 when he moved to his present home. A PASADENA SPEAkER-D. P. Ward of Pasadena. Cal. will speak at the Baptist Young Peoples meeting in their church this evening at 6:3O. MT Ward has been leader in Sun day School Institute and Young Peo- ples work for years. He is one of the most forceful and interesting speakers in California and the Phoenix people are fortunate in having this opportun- ity to hear him.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services will be held today, the fourth Sunday in Lent in Trinity Episcopal church, South Second Avenue. the Rev. I. ". Atwood rector. as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning Prayer and ser mon at II o'clock. The offertory solo will be Buzzia Peccia's Gloria. sung by MT. Harry Well. Weekday Lenten services on Monday at o'clock, We'd nesday at 7:3O o'clock. and Friday at o'clock.
 THE BEST TREATMENT-Dr F. c. Wiser. who is now associated with pr J. NJ. Swetnam. returned home yesterday from a hasty trip to Ne braska. He received a telegram about a week ago that his father who lives in Nebraska and is of advanced years. was quite i'll. being a chronic sufferer of rheumatism. He left on the next train. found his father better. and knowing just where the best place in the world is for sick people. he put both his father and mother on the train and brought them back with him.
 COMPANY B, N. G. A.-Company E will give a smoker and social to the members of Company A. the newly or ganized company of national guards men. on Monday evening. Both com panies are expected to be out in full strength. Refreshments will be serv- ed and a good social time is antici- pated. Members of headquarters staff have been invited and it is expected the adjutant general, Col. Coggins. will present the commissions to the elected officers of both companies 4 friendly rivalry is springing up in both com panies. and both are rustling for re- cruits.
 FIRST Nj. 2. cHURCH-MonrOe anu sNFNtiAA \ soAiuh- SNAibDi eiA 9:45 d. m. Class meeting after the morning worship. Epworth League, 6: % D. m. Morning worship at II a. m. Evening worship at 7:3O D. m. Mrs Doan will sing at the morning hour. and Mrs. Tafel at the evening. $. V. Behan. organist. The pastor. James Allen Geissinger. will preach morning and evening as usual The morning text will be: My God shall supply every need Of yours according | to his riches in glory. in Christ Jesus ! Phil. 4:19 The evening text will be: | How shall we escape if we neglect so ! great salvation? Heb. 2:3. Strangers and visitors cordially welcomed at all | these services.
 PIONEER BAND DANCE AT THE | O'NEIll HAlL.-The Pioneer Band | boys have left nothing undone tO make ! the ball to be given at O'NeilTs hall | Tuesday. March 31, the banner ball ] of the year. The entire membership | of the band will furnish the music for | this occasion under the direction of l Prof. G. E. Coke The large window | cards advertising the ball have beer | placed in the different houses Of the
  arranged. The front page has the photo of Prof Golze and the leaflet | on the inside has the dances in rota- tion. The last page has the entire membership of the band and the in as well as the names of the officers Of the band, and is one of the neatest souvenirs of the band that | was ever gotten up. Much expense has been indulged in the arrangement i of this ball and the boys deserve the | support of the citizens. as the funds | will be used to defray the expenses of | the concerts and purchasing new in struments and equipments. The ! members of the band receive no com pensatiOn for playing at the concerts | at the cit.- plaza Sundays.