Arizona republican., 1909-10-31
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 AUDITOR FOSTER HoME.-Audi- tor w. c. Foster who left here october I7 for a tour of Southern Arizona on official business returned home yes terday morning.
 RESIDENCE RENTED Mrs. NJ. E. Sergeant has rented her residence on North Third avenue to Mir. Schofield of Los Angeles and has tagen rooms temporarily at SIP North 2d avenue.
 DIED AT THE TERRITORIAL ASY- LUM.-Dan Rankin. aged 53, who was committed from Cochise county on the 16th day of May. 1909, died at the Territorial Asylum for Insane Friday. October 29th, 1909. at 12:30 p. m.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCI ENTIST-Postofice building. entrance on Monroe street.-Morning service at II o'clock. Subject of the leson- ser mon: Everlasting Punishment" Sun day school at 9:45; Wednesday even ing meeting at o'clock. Al are cor dially invited to attend church ser vices.
 WENT TO FLoRENcE.-JJ J. Riggs citizen member of the board of control and J. F. Cleaveland. secretary to Gov. ernor Sloan went, to Florence yester- day on prison business. They planned to go the day before, but the railroad company changed the schedule some time ago without taking them into its confidence so they missed the Friday train.
 WANTED A WITNESS-A few days ago George Burns. who had been cap tured at Kingman, on q telegram from Phoenix stating that he was wanted here for the robbery of his roommate, John Wade, is in a fair way to es- cape Wade cannot be located, He is supposed to be in town or in the com-- ty. but so far he has not been found and the examination of Burns has nee essarily been continued.
 ESCAPED lUNATIC.-The police department was notified yesterday to be on the lookout for Jim Ffnnegan who escaped yesterday from the Asy- lum for the Insane. Finnegan is gen orally supposed to be harmless. but the superintendent would be glad to have him back in the garden again. Fimegan weaighs about 140 pouncs and wore a blue shirt and overalls. He has blonde mustache.
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH Rev. F. B. Sinex, of Jacksonville. Fla, arrived in, the city yesterday and will fill the pulpit of the Central Methodist church today. Mir. Sinex was appointed to the pastorate of this church by the late conference which was held here, and he ex- presses himself as delighted with Phoenix. The pulpit will be supplied at the evening hour by a minister from the Presbyterian synod. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Services will be as follows: 10 a. m. Sunday Nschool. conducted by J. M. Stewart; n a. m., sermon and communion; 6 p. m. the teachers training classes convene; 6:45 D. m, Christian En- deavor prayer meeting; 7:30. sermon by the minister; mid week service. 7:3O D. m. Wednesday. The church is located at the corner of Fifth ave nue and Monroe street.
 HAlLOWE'EN.-The callow youth of the city celebrated last night for Halloween and did no small amount of damage. At midnight there were no reports of any serious pranks. though few gates were stolen and culverts overturned Marshal Moore made the rounds and decieded the boys had had their fun. While tonight is really Halloween any undue license on the part of the boys of the town will be resented by the marshal He has no objection to the celebration lasting one night, but he does object to carry ing the celebration through the week. CHURCH Corner Second and Jef- ferson streets, Rev. H. Franklin Bray. pasctor. Sunday services. 9:45; Sab bath school Mrs. F. McAlston superin- tendene: 11:O0. Preaching. subject A"Daniers Faith" 12:O0 Class Meeting. zoo. Praise Services, Allen Smith. leader: 7:30. Preaching. A cordial wei come is extended strangers. The pas tor will preach at each service.
 TRINITY CHURCH Services will be held today. twenty-first Sunday af- ter Trinity. in Trinity Church, South Second avenue facing the courthouse. the Rev. Julius Atwood. rector, as fol- lows: Kindergarten and Sunday | School at ten o'clock; Morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock; Service in | St. James Church. Tempe, at 3:S0 o'clock. Tomorrow being All Saints | Day there will be service in Trinity ] Church at 10 o'clock and on Thursday | evening there will be parish recep-
 ton in the parish house.
 | ILLNESS OF SAM BONE.-Sam Bone. son-in-la of Major F. NJ. Lam son. is quite i'll of typhoid fever at | Superior. AriZ. His physician reports | that he is in no immediate danger. but Mrs. Lamson and F Bone have | gone to Superior to arrange to bring
 him to Phoenix if possible. Superior
 is thirty miles from the nearest rail- | way station. Florence. and the road is no, better than the ordinary moun-