Arizona republican., 1908-02-23
OF LOCAL INTEREST

| AN ADDRESS.-T A. Hickey will
 speak tonight at o'clock in Lamson's hall on The Issues of the Campaign
 of 1908" All are invited to come.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. WlLKY.-The
 funeral of Mrs. Sophie Wilky will be | held this afternoon at the undertaking
 parlors of George F. Merryman at 1: 30
 o'clock Rev. Williams of the Christian church will conduct the service.
 WHEEL FOUND.-The south side
 carrier of The Republican yesterday
 morning found blue frame bicycle alongside the railroad tack about four
 miles east of Phoenix. The owner can
 find it at this office.
 FlREMAN'S DAY.-The annual in spection and parade of the fire depart
 ment took place as usual yesterday aft ernoon and last evening the depart
 ment held it's annual ball in Melczer's | hall. It was well attended and a fine | time was had.
 NEW YORK STORE ROBeED.-A i burglar entered rear window of the New York store Friday night and working his Way into the cashiers de- partment robbed the money drawer of it's contents, some SIP or S14 in cash. | If anything else was taken the fact has not yet been discovered. There is nc clue to the identity of the culprit. WASHINGTON VlSITORS-Mr.
 and Mrs. J. B. GreenOugh and little daughter of Spokane. Wash, arrived
 here yesterday morning for a visit
 with the family of I. T. Hosey. MT. GreenOugh being a brother of Mrs.
 Hosey. Mir. Greenough is also inter- ested with Mir. Hosey in number of
 mining investments in the northern country.
 ADDRESS ON HOLY LAND-Gen-
 eral A. J. Sampson will address the congregation of the First M. F. church
 this evening at 7:SO o'clock. The sub ject of his remarks will be the Holy Land. and he will relate some of the experiences and observations of him- self and Mrs. Sampson during their tour last summer of Egypt, Palestine and Mediterranean cities. including
 their visit to the Pope.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
 Services will be held today, Sexage- sima Sunday. in Trinity Episcopal church, South Second avenue. the Rev. J. w. Atwood, rector. as | follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock: morning prayer and ser mon at II o'clock. Among the mu- sical numbers will be. Far Der the Stars Is Thy Rest Franz Apt. by Miss Rollins
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, ENTIST-Postoffice building. en-
 trance on Monroe street. Morning ser vice at II o'clock. Subject of the les sOn-sermon. Mind" Sunday School at 9:45. Wednesday evening meeting at 7:30. Reading rooms maintained
 in connection with this church will be found at the same address and are open daily to the public All author ized literature on Christian Science may here be read or purchased if de- sired. Strangers are made welcome All are cordially invited to attend church service.
 FOUND A GOOD oUTFIT.-Some people are born lucky. Yesterday aft ernoon when Raymond Satterwhite, who resides at Eighteenth avenue and Monroe street, went out to his barn he found a strange horse trying to break into his barn. To the horse was at tached a buggy and in the buggy were a number of effects of considerable value to the owner and some others things MT. Satterwhite can use very conveniently if the owner never comes around. It was evidently runaway outfit but seemed in good repair ex- cept that a few rubber tires were miss ing from the buggy as though it had been burning up the road. He put the l.. st. II the other property and the owner can have il all by proving himself.
 REBEkAH BAlL-The Rebekahs are making all the preparations pos sible for their leap year ball to be given in the Melczer hail Friday night. Feb. 2S. It is planned to have some amusement provided for every person who desires to come. whether he be a dancer or not. For those who dance there will be Fountains orchestra and plenty of partners, especially the men, for it is leap year. the women outnum- Der the men and it will be ladies' choice. There will be competent floor committee to see that all are provided for and that everything goes smoothly. For those who do not dance there will be cards and other games, in the parlOrs. One other feature will be fortune telling through palmistry which will afford a great deal of amusement whether it Is believed in or not, a professional palmist being present for all who desire to avail themselves of her services
 THE GREATEST PLAY OF THE YEAR.-"Woodland Henry w. Say ages play, which will be presented at the Doris tomorrow night, will be in all respects. and especially from a scenic point of view, the grandest and most gorgeous on which the curtain ever rose for Phoenix theater- Poers