Arizona republican., 1908-04-11
OF LOCAL INTEREST

TO SEE THE FLEET. Adolph
 Schreck left last night for Los Ange- { les to view the fleet. He left the ] impression that he might not come
 back singly and alone.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH. - Sunday school 9:45: J. NJ Stewart, superin- tendent; subject of sermon at II a.
 m. Some Conditions of Prevailing Prayer" Christian Endeavor prayer
 meeting 6:30 D. m. Subject of sermon. ! 30 D. m. The Far Country" L. Will ! liams. minister.
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH SOUTH Sunday school 9:45 d. m. pr. H. A. Hughes superintendent. Preaching II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. J. F. Crutchfield,
 presiding elder EpWorth League 6:45.
 Miss Erile Hughes. president. Morn ing theme Light to the Eye" Even ing theme The Gift of Love" Special music at each service Direction of
 Prof Earl Kerr
 LEFT FOR LOS ANGELES-Jus-
 tice Kyle yesterday issued himself a
 change of venue and transferred him self to tine coast. where he will visit some of the future justices of the Kyle family and probably have a look at Uncle Sam's warships. whiiher the
 worshippers of the Fleet and Flag are
 now hieing themselves in large num-
 herS.
 SMART SET DANCE.-The Smart
 Set Dancing Club will this evening give another of its popular dances at
 Melczer Hall The floor has been put
 in excellent condition and the man agement has arranged d good time.
 The bells. by special request. will be played with every waltz and C. S
 Oakes will again be the soloist. So all who are there Saturday night may enjoy the full program the Grand March win start at 9:10, extras at S:45
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Services tomorrow. Palm Sunday, in Trinity Episcopal church. South Sec ond Avenue the Rev. J. w. Atwood
 rector. as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock; the offertory solo will be Tt is enough. from Mendelssohn's Elijah, sung by MT. Harry Well. Services during Holy Week will be as follows: Monday and Tuesday at o'clock. Good Friday. Passion service from r to o'clock.
 DEATH OF T. II. PHIPPS. T. H. Phipps. q resident of about one year, died yesterday morning at Bonnie View ranch and the funeral will be held at o'clock Sunday afternoon from the parlors of Easterling and Whitney, interment at Greenwood. He was 39 years of age and leaves wife and two children and a brother here He was member of the WOodmen of the World. under the auspices of which order the funeral will be con- ducted
 TO GRANITE REEF.-Mrs. Mario rie Russell, the editor of the Earth, and sister. Miss Sanftenberg. in com pany with H. I. Latham and W. :. GoldswOrthy of the Santa Fe. spent the morning in a trip to Granite Reef. The party left Phoenix in an automo- bile at 9:30. and returned at 1:15 D. m. In the afternoon Dr. and Mrs John w. F'oss and Secretary Cowgirl of the board of trade accompanied Mrs. Russell on a tour of the Glendale and other country sections.
 POPULAR EXCURSION. - Anoth- CT popular excursion on the Santa F'e will be run in the early part of May to Prescott, the usual rates prevailing. At this time the Phoenix High School will play a return series of games with the Prescott High School There will probably also be a game between the new Prescott team and some out side team. At meeting held Thurs day night. temporary organization was effected. officers elected and an effort will be made to raise about $500 to back up the organization and secure d fast nine for the season.
 MlXUPS.-Last evening the Golden Eagle hack got mixed up with d ve- hicle driven by Joe Bush on Center street. As the hack was passing one of the horses in some way got his foot through a wheel of MT. Bush's wagon, which was standing still. and before the team could be stopped the smaller rig was all but overturned. It prob ably would have been, only that Mir Bush is himself a pretty good sized anchor. There was no serious dam age. Earlier in the evening almost the same sort of an accident occurred on First street, in which lumber wagon and buggy were concerned. In this case the buggy got the worst