Arizona republican., 1908-03-07
OF LOCAL INTEREST

THE COUNTRY CLUB-Mrs. Thar aldson and Mrs. Kennedy will serve
 at the Country Club this afternoon. LOS ANGELES VlSlTOR-C. w. Fleming, manager of the Los Angeles branch of the American Type Found CTS company. is in town for short ibusiness trip. This is AIr. Flemlng's i first visit here since the Prescott fire
 and he notes great improvements in | both city and county.
 A GROWING MEMSERSHtP-Th ! Ladies of the Maccabees of the World held a very enthusiastic meeting in i Melczer hall Thursday evening and initiated a large class of candidates Arrangements have been completed for d grand ball Thursday evening. March 19 The grand march will be- gin promptly at S:S0. The Besse or chestra will furnish the music and re- treatments will be served.
 THE HEIGHT OF THE DUCK
 SEASON.-Since the close of the quail season. March 1st, the local nimrods have been devoting their at
 tention to ducks and geese. the shoot
 ing having been particularly good the
 past week. The rivers are still high. and the ducks have been coming in on
 the ponds and irrigated fields. Good
 kills have been made this last week
 by Sam EasterIing. c. H. Valentine, Capt Crenshaw. Game Commissioner
 Pinney. Ernest Schrab. and others.
 A FAREWELL PARTY.-Thursday
 night in the parlors of the Girls Home ..t d. lightful party in honor of Misses Oviatt and Veitch. employees of Supt. Goodman's office. who are to be trans ferred to other branches of the govern ment service About sixty guests were present. mostly employees of the school. Cards. checkers. chess and other games were indulged in. Dainty refreshments of ice cream. cakes and coffee were served. Miss Veitch leaves next week to accept d position in the Forestry service at Douglas. and Miss Oviatt will be in the Phoenix Land Of- flee
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURcH.- Services will De held tomorrow. First Sunday in Lent, in Trinity Episcopal church. South Second Avenue. tine Rev. J. W. Atwood rector. as follows: Kin dergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock; morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock. The offertOry solo will be 70 Lord. Have Mercy" from the ora torio of st. Paul. by MendelssOhn. sung by MT. Harry Well. Weekday Lenten services are as fellows: Monday at o'clock. with readings from the writ ings of Phillips Brooks: Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock. with lectures on the Apostles Creed. and Friday at o'clock. w'th lectures on the history of the English Reformation.
 A CHURCH NURSERY-A nursery has been provided at the Christian church for the accommodation of the of small children who without some such arrangement. might be de- tered from attending church. For the last six weeks a nursery room has been provided. but just now compe- tent nurse has been secured to look after children during the services. The is a nice sunny room and toys have been provided for the entertain ment of the little tots. Mothers are urged to come to church and assured that their little ones will be well cared for while thcy are attending church. relieved of maternal cares during the 
 FUNERAL OF C. LUNO-The fun eral of pr C. Lund VIII be held Sun day afternoon at 2:90 o'clock in the parlors Of Mohn X DriscoH It will be under the auspices of the odd Fellows. the dead man having been member of Phoenix lodge No. ?. MT. ! and Mrs. Walter Lund arrived here yesterday morning from Agua Ca liente. where Mir. Lund is now in bus | mess.
 NOT A WREck-The report cir culated yesterday that eastbound No. i 10 train on the Southern Pacific was i wrecked near Yuma early in the ! morning. was erroneous. It was based | on the incident that the dining car | was derailed while still in the Yuma | yards. causing little delay in reach ] ing Maricopa. No ore was hurt aud | there "as no damage except a little | loss of time Passengers for Phoenix i who were on the train. arrived at | Naricopa too late for connection with | the morning train and were brought to Phoenix on the freight train last evening.
 We desire to thank Rev Campbell. If ths PrpSbytpriau church tbc E-Ilys 1