Arizona republican., 1908-02-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST

and Robert Scott, both interested in
 the sheep industry, left yesterday over the Southern Pacific for Washington, | D. C., on business.
 HERE FROM OMAHA-Charles w. | Pearsall. business man of Omaha, Nebraska, is in the city on a business | trip and looking over the valley. This
 is not his first trip however.
 A PARTIAL CAUSE.-The unusual activity and sprightliness displayed | by C. $. Berryman for the past few days, it has been learned was not due wholly to the liVeliness of the real es- ! tate business. He has had something
 to keep him busy at home most of the time; it weighs about nine pounds,
 and the young lady is most persistent
 in her demands for attention.
 RECEIVED INSURANCE. - Mrs. ! Spitzer. mother of Carl SpitZer. has ! within thirty days succeeding the death of her son, received the 5000 | insurance in the Maccabees. The young man had been a member but short time.
 1 HERE TO LOCATE.-Frank T. Gil- ! bert of Oklahoma is among the recent arrivals in the city and comes here to | locate permanently. :. A. Bowman | and wife of Saline. Ohio, have also come to spend a few months. They | are ,acquaintances of Levi Young who
 was once d resident of the Buckey.
 state.
 BOUGHT FINE TRoTTERS.-Levi Young of 915 East Van Buren street has purchased two fine imported trot- | ting stallions which he expects to add
 to his recent acquisitions along the
 horse line. MT. Young is feeling the
 promise of prosperity for the sheep men.
 APPROPRlATORS' CANAL There | has been some little uneasiness among those under the Appropriators' canal on account of the destruction of the | head of the canal by the recent floods. ! But it was announced yesterday that water would be served to users under
 that canal by the Arizona canal
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Services will be held tomorrow. Sep tUagesima Sunday, in Trinity Episco- pal church. South Second Avenue the Rev. J. W. Atwood, rector. as follows: Holy Communion at o'clock; kinder garten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
 Morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock. at waiCh service the offertory solo will be WieSand's Awake My Soul~ sung by Mir. Harry Well.
 TENNIS TOURNAMENT.-Th an
 nual tennis tournament between the Phoenix High School Phoenix Indian school Tempe Normal and Tucson
 University will be held today at Tenn
 pc. The contest for the cups will begin
 about 10 a. m. on the tennis courts at
 the Normal school. A good meet is
 insured and the Phoenix players are
 hoping to carry off one. if not both of the cups. Ladies' events will also be a feature of the day.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Sunday morning at II o'clock. Rev. R. NJ. Donaldson. D. D.. Of Denver. will occupy the pulpit preaching from the theme "The Aggressive Church" He will also preach in the evening at 7:30. Theme The Souls Horizon. It is hoped that Dr. Donaldson will speak for the Y. NJ. C. A. in the afternoon Sunday school at 9:45. Al the morning service the quartet will sing 70 Moth CT Dear Jerusalem" (Otis' The of fertOry will be duet by Mrs. Hulett and Miss Rathbone, Jesus. Lover of My Soul" Uassen. )At the evening service the quartet will sing The Ra- diant Morn CWoodburyD MT Nick ! els will sing as an offertory Savior. I i Come" CWestendorfD Y. P $. c. E. i prayer meeting at 6:3G D. m.
 TO INCREASE MEMBERSHIP. -I nln.ar.V ,sv- \ ZaragoZa. an insurance organization ! of Mexican residents of the city ad- | hitting women to membership. is mak- ! ing a strenuous effort to increase it's | members. To that end the regular ad- | mission fee of s has been reduced to i S2.50. for all women. whether married | or single, who will present their ap- ] plicatiOns for membership in the or der on or before the meeting in Lam sons hall on the evening of February IS. E. L. Lopez. J. M. Melendrez and | G. Martinez. constitute the committee having the soliciting for new members in charge
 FACULTY REcITAL-A very ex- cellent music recital and lecture will be given at the Arizona School of MuE sec at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. The subject is Chopin. and Mir. J. Homer Grunn will render the following pro- gram; Nocturne. F major: mazurka flat: march funereaI (by requesO: Il Polonaise. Op. B. flat: prelude. A major; etude, Op. 9. No. 1: etude. |, Opp. 9, No. S; valse, Op. 43; Andante Spianato and Grand Polonaise Op. 22. Mir. Thomas Francis Hughes will sing { two selections, The Maiden's Wish" |, and My Delights" The recital will be |, free to students of the School of Music t but to those not students the charge of II admission will he 50 cents .
 LOST A HAND BAG. - Mrs. Ben !, 'roZier was the victim of d sneak h -hiers work yesterday. She left a baby