Arizona republican., 1908-03-14
OF LOCAL INTEREST
WATERMELON MEETING. -

WATERMELON MEETING. -,The members of the Watermelon Growers Association will hold a meeting this afternoon in the office of the Greene
 & Griffin Investment Company.
 Y. Nj. C. A.-General A. J. Sampson
 will address the Y. NJ. C. A. Sunday af- ternoon at D. m. in Lamson's Hall.
 Prof Karl Heinrich will give a violin
 and also a vocal solo. All men are in vited.
 SURVEY APPROVED.-The survey
 or general has approved Mineral Sur
 vey No. 2494. embracing the Rosaline
 No. ,, Rosaline No and Starr lode
 mining claims. situated in the Globe Mining District, Gila County, and claimed by Clara Kinney.
 RISMON-BREWER. - Herman F.. | Crismon and Miss Wealthia Brewer. both of Mesa. were united in marriage , by Justice Johnstone last night. Both the bride and groom are well and most ! favorably known about Mesa and ! Phoenix The bride is a most attrac- tive young woman.
 THE PRIORITY SUiT.-- The last hearing in the case of Hurley against
 Abbott and others until some time in May. took place yesterday morning
 The testimony is practically all in. There are some loose ends of testi
 mony to be picked up. but the whole field involved in the suit has been gone oyer.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Services will be held tomorrow. second
 Sunday in Lent. in Trinity Episcopal church, South Second Avenue. the Rev. J. w. Atwood, rector. as follows: Holy Communion at o'clock; Kindergarten
 and Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn ing Prayer and sermon at II o'clock. Weekday Lenten services on Monday at o'clock, Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock
 and Friday at 4 o'clock
 EXTRA FEATURE AT SMART
 SET DANCE-During the intermission
 at the Smart Set dance this evening at
 Melczer's sHall, (. =. Oakes. bass. will
 sing If But Knew" and Forgotten"
 songs made famous by Engineer Cowles. Tonight may terminate these
 popular dances. as Mir. Massie may shortly leave for California. The pub
 lie is invited to dance to popular dance music, piano and trap drum. On ac- count ef the stores being open, the dance will start at D. m., extras starting at S:45.
 SPORTS AT NORMAL TODAY. - Today will be very busy day at the Tempe Normal Besides the nter-class tennis tournament. there are the more important events of the University Normal ball game. and the Student High School declamatory contest. The ball games occurred at 3:30 on Friday. and the second will take place at 2:30 this afternoon. The declamatory con test is Saturday night An excursion will be run from Phoenix Saturday returning after the evening contest and tickets going are good on trains early enough to see the ball game Large crowds are expected at all the events.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services tomorrow, Sunday. March l5. will be as follows: Sabbath school 9:45 a. m. Morning worship II o'clock. Sermon by the pastor. Rev. Campbell. Theme. Gods children. the light of the World" Anthem There is d land of pure delight" tShelleyD Offertory by Miss Rathbone. He was Despised and Rejected" 6from The Messiah"-Han- deb r P $. C. F. prayer meeting. 6:30 p. m. Evening service 7:30 An them. Remember Thy Tender Mer- cies. O Lord" (Farmer). Offertory, by MT. Heinrich over the Stars There is Pest" (Abt)
 RECKLESS SHOOTING. - A. L. Nelson. who lives southeast Of the city. came to town yesterday and l,x~ tice Johnstone for the arrest of Joe Isbell and Miles Bobst on the charge of reckless shooting He said that they stopped yesterday at the well at the Wilson school house for a drink, and that after drinking they discharg- ed a revolver four times frightening the pupils and the horses tied about the building. The boys were brought in later and admitted that they had been at the school house, and that they had engaged in shooting. but that the shooting did not take place at or near the school house.
 AN UNBROTHERlY BROTHER C. NJ Posue was arrested last night on the complaint of his brother. Charg ing him with assault. It occurred yeS- terday afternoon. Pogue lives in Tue son. He had another brother here and he came some time ago. For long time he has been going to ruin fast, and another brother. E. J. Pogue. ar rived yesterday morning with the in tention of taking him home. Soon af- ter his arrival he gave C. M. Pogue some money at his request. Sl7. Later 1 in the day. Pogue visited him again and demanded more money. When il 1 was refused. Pcgue assaulted his brother who was lying down. and gave ! him severe beating. When Pogue !! was brought before Justice Johnstone | last night he said that ii was purely a l brothcrly affair and that no harm had l been done. He said that his brother believed in clairvoyants and was apt | ... i.....ri,..- tl,ir,.r- Dn,r,r.. ,,.ilI h. 1