Arizona republican., 1908-05-24
OF LOCAL INTEREST
SUNDAY SERVICES, SALVATION

SUNDAY SERVICES, SALVATION ARMY-Open air meeting at 10 a. m., 1 ? D. m. and D. m. II a. m., Holiness
 Meeting; D. m., Young Peoples ! Meeting; D. m, Evening service. The 1 public cordially invited.
 PRESCOTT VISIToRS-Ed Lit, a
 brother-i -in-law of w. S. Goldsworthy
 of the Santa Fe, was a visitor in the icity yesterday on a business and | pleasure~ trip. He is connected with the Brisley Drug company in the Pine City.
 LEFT FOR NORWAY-Ed Olsen and his niece left last night for Nor
 way, where they will spend the sum mer in their native land. It has been about twenty years since MT. Olsen was in that country. He recently disposed of most of his interests here but will probably return in the fall.
 HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PRE- SENTATION-The board of trustees of the high school yesterday morn ing on the return of Governor Kib- bey invited him to deliver an ad- dress to the graduating class of the high school next Thursday night and to present the diplomas. The gover- nor accepted the invitation.
 GLENDALE BEETEATERS WERE BEATEN-The Glendale team which went to Prescott yesterday were lambasted by the Grays by q score of 15 to s, in a not very fast Fl- counter. Glendale hopes to give a better account of herself today. John son and Pierce are doing the box work.
 A STRAWBERRY PATCH-J. T. Campbell yesterday brought to The Republican office a box of straw berries, great big luscious looking fruit, big enough to have grown on tree. He said it was q sample of the fruit off his year old plants of which he has an acre and a half. He says he expects to gather about $500 worth of berries off this little patch this year. He cares for it him. self, the only hired labor being that of one man to help him pick the fruit.
 AUDITOR HERE-Traveling Audi tor T. c. Maddox of the s. F. P. X P. was in the city yesterday checking up the local offices. He reports that there is considerable interest in the coming games between Prescott and Phoenix and that it is likely a large crowd will be here on Decoration Day as all the stores in Prescott will close for the holiday. The Grays will be as strong as they were last season and will give, he believes, the All Stars the hardest tussle for the money that they were ever inveigled into Whirlwind Wilson will proba- bly, do some of the pitching.
 FUNERAL OF R. C. JONES-The funeral of Roscoe c. Jones will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the family home at 1401 West Adams street. the announcement that it would take place yesterday being an error. Rev Geissinger will conduct the service.
 WILL BUILD A HOME-Jesse Grain has bought two lots, or 100 feet frontage of Claude Cisney, the property being located on Third av- enue between Palm avenue and Ben nett Lane, adjoining the home of A. J. Sampson. The purchase price was $16OO. MT. Grain proposes to build a nice residence on the property.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
 Services will be held today, fifth Sun
 day after Easter, in Trinity Episcopal
 Church, South Second avenue, the
 Rev. Julius w. Atwood, rector, as
 follows: Kindergarten and Sunday
 school at 10 o'clock, morning prayer
 and sermon at II o'clock; service in Tempe at o'clock.
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First Church of Christ, Scientist, postoffice building. entrance on Monroe street Morning service at II a. m.; subject
 of Iesson-sermon Soul and Body" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wednes- day evening meeting at p. m. Read ing rooms open daily to the public will be found at the same address.
 RUFUS ROUNDED UP-Justice if | nally laid her heavy hand on Rufus
 Randall yesterday afternoon. Rufus has not been a very good colored gentleman. If all the members of the | twenty fifth battalion had been like him it might be easily believed that the battalion shot up Brownsville. Rufus came into public notice long ago by forging his wife's name to a couple of checks on the National Bank of Arizona. The forgery was not dis covered until after the second check had been paid and notice was served cn Rufus that unless he made the amount good or got his wifes sigma 1 ture to the checks he would be sent 1 to Yuma. Mrs. Randall relented and
 relieved Rufus of the charge of for gery Since then he has been meaner 1 than ever. He has lately been dis i turbing her peace and threatening to | l5ill her She stood it until Friday
 Light and then complained. Rufus had his trial in Justice Johnstone's court | yesterday and was promptly convicted He wanted his sentence right away The court told him that he could have it if he insisted upon it but he warned
 Rufus that in the courts then state
 of Inind after having so recently lis l tened to the story of his cussedness h. N-Culd probably get the limit; he