Arizona republican., 1908-09-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST

RETURNING THIS MORNING. Mrs. ]. H. McClintOck is expected lhoiue this morning from Flagstaff, with Governor and Mrs Kibbey.
 BACK FROM sPRINes.-Mr. and | Mrs. H. H McNeil returned yesterday
 afternoon from Iron Springs.
 BACK TO STAY.-Mrs. T. Kucher
 au6 her daughters. Misses Pearl and i Nellie. who haze oee1 Ewing m Cata- lima island for the last two years. have l returned to thc.r Phoenix hopia THE BEST YET.-D. c. Warren | says he now has the biggest egg yet that he ever secured from his Black Minorca chickens. It measures S4 inches che way and Gh the p.her IvIy and Ie declares it was all laid | by one hen.
 . CONVENTION POSTPONED It was announced last night that the. Sunday school convention which was i to have been held at Prescott today and Sunday has been postponed. A number were intending to be present | from this city.
 ANOTHER cITlZEN.-Frank Jam nick. a native of SkOfja Loka, Aus tria. yesterday took out his first naturalization papers. He attended to this business as soon as he could under the naturalization laws, for it is only a little more than Hive years ago that he landed in NeW York.
 CAME FROM THE cokST.-Mrs J. c. Phillips. who has beeb spending the summer at Long Beach, returned to the city yesterday morning accom- panied by her mother. Mrs. ReXrOat of Macomb. Ills, who was with her on the coast. Mrs ReXroat will re- main in Phoenix during the winter
 DRAWN IRRESISTIBLY BAck.-I Capt. r. W. Hill, formerly United States deputy marshal, has returned to Phoenix to stay. After he resigned a couple of years ago he went to Downey. Cal, where he expected to make his home. It did not measure up with Phoenix and he is here again His household goods have arrived and when the weather is a little cooler he will be joined by Mrs. Hill who is stopping with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. NJ. T. Russell.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services tomorrow, September 18th. will be as follows: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m, morning worship. II o'clock. l Sermon by the pastor, Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell Theme, Gods will concerning us" Y. P. S. c. E. prayer meeting, ' D. m. Evening wor- ship. o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. | Subject, How may be a better man." i All are cordially invited to attend these 1 services. Church building at corner of 1 
 RATES FOR CIRCUS.-General | Agent L. H. Landis yesterday an- | ncunced the rates which will be givon | over the P X E. and NJ. &, P. for Bar | mum X Bailey's circus, which will ap | pear here on the 2Sth. The rate will | be one fare for the round trip from | all points of the P. & E., tickets on | sale on the 27-2S. and good returning | on the 29th. The fare from Mesa and ! Tempe will be 50 cents and 8 cents | round trip respectively. The rate to | Frisco october 3, f. ,. good for 29 i days, will be S42.20 from Phoenix and | Mesa. and s41.6O from Tempe.
 MISS GILCHRlST HOME.-NIiss Gilchrist, who has charge of the work | of the Associated Charities since it | was organized here, has returned l from her summer vacation and an nOunces that the work will be re- sumed again in a few days She | visited all over California, among oth- CT places San Francisco, Santa Cruz, | Berkeley, San Jose. etc. all the time | making observations designed to aid | ner in her work here. She comes ! nacI quite refreshed and more ambi- tious than ever to further the work | in the interest of suffering human itv
 FINE PEN DRAWING.-Miss Vid:, Shearer of Ukiah. Cal. a niece Of Mrs. J. & Griffin who is visiting the Griffin family here, has presented | MT. Griffin with picture he feels very proud of. It is a pen and ink sketch of a good old fashioned dark ey's head. portraying him as con vulsed in a fit of laughter and is su natural one can almost hear him veil. Miss Shearer is an artist of no mean talent and has taken a number of prizes at the fair here. She attended school in San Jose
 OPENING OF PUBLIC SCHOOL.-I Prof. J. F. Stiwell yesterday called at tention to the fact that the grammar schools of Phoenix will open Sept. 21. There are a number of citizens now on the coast who will be interested in this date and will take advantage of the fact to remain on the coast a week longer. The high school will begin on the 14th with Prof. Stabler as the principal who was connected with the Globe schools last year. The reason for waiting one week longer to open the grammar schools is on account of the weather. Prof Stilwell will be at the Central school building each morn ing of next week. his office hours be- ing from S. 30 till 10 o'clock.
 Information wanted of Bessie Greiner write to father, Calvin T. Greiner, Yermo, San Bernardino Co.,, Calf
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