Arizona republican., 1909-03-07
Of Local Interest

VISITING IN GLosE-Mrs. Lizzie Mrs. Claypool, in Globe. She will be away for several months.
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH | Rev. Geissinger, pastor of the First
 M. E. church, will preach today at the
 usual hours at both the morning and
 evening services.
 GOING TO CINcINNATI-Paul R. Ingles received a telegram yesterday that his mother is very i'll at her home in Cincinnati. He left for there on this mornings Diamond Jo train. IMPROVlNG-H. D. Doris, who re- turned from Dalton, Tex, with his
 brother, c. D. Doris. a couple of weeks ago, having recently endured a serious illness. is growing much stronger in the salubrious climate of this valley.
 CHICKEN PIE DINNER Those who are tired of the regular restaurant
 bill of fare will be glad to learn that the ladies of the First Methodist Epis- copal church will serve one of their famous home-cooked chicken pie din ners in the basement of the church hCAl SudN lTOIH lO OU 70. Hl
 PS-HITT-Harry Troops and Mrs. Annie Hit were married by Jus tice C. w. Johnstone at the home of the brides mother. 3S2 North Second avenue, last Tuesday evening at S:3O o'clock. It was private wedding. only 9 few intimate friends of the contract ing parties being present.
 RECEPTION AND BALL-A recep- tion and ball will be given on March 26 at Melczer hall in honor of Purity temple, No. 9, Knights of Pythias, by the promoters of the charter list, com memorative of the sixth anniversary of the organization of the temple, to which all Pythian sisters and Knights of Pythias are cordially invited.
 CUBS AND INDlANS-The second game in the series of three to be played between the Phoenix Cubs and the Lehi Indians will be played to- day at Eastlake park. The game will be called at 3 o'clock. The last game between these two hines was won by the Cubs by score of to 5. It was a very close game, and it is thought that the game today will also be a close one, though the Cubs are confident of winning. Del Gardo will umpire. Ladies will be admitted free.
 FUNERAL NoTlcE-The funeral of G. F. Hughes, who died near Phoe- nix on Thursday last, will be held at Merryman's parlors on Sunday after noon at 2'30 o'clock. Mr. Hughes and family came here some months ago from Trenton, Ga, for the benefit of his health. He leaves a widow and four small children. MT. Hughes was a member of the I. O. O. F. lodge at Trenton, Ga. The burial will be in Greenwood cemetery.
 RRlS-hEYMAN COUPONS - It looks more than ever as though there might be rough house. or at feast an store on March 26. the closing day of the coupon contest between the Ladies' Aid societies of the city. Thus far only about as many coupons have been reported altogether as the store has issued in a single week since the con test began, one coupon representing 50 cents worth of sales. The natural conclusion is that the society managers have been caching the tickets to spring in bundles on the last day. Granting that half of those issued have been burned up, there must still be several bales in hiding. The count up to last night is as follows: Presbyterians. g.. 047; First Methodist, 1.765: Central Methodist, 1855; Baptist, 1,115; Chris tian, FPS: Glendale, 3S6.