Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-10-23


terdav contributed several very fine
heads of milo maize to the board OF
trade.
PIONEER BAND CONCERT.-The
Pioneer band concert today will be
held on the city hall plaza at y. m,
though after today the concerts VIII
be held in the afternoon.
A PITTSBURG VISITOR-Mrs. Lu-
lu Kinter House of Pittsburg, Pa, Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. r.
Pascoe, for winter Mrs, House has
spent several winters here and IS
delighted to be in Phoenix again
Her many friends will be glad to
know she has returned.
RETURNED ON BUSINESS-E
w. Spears has returned from Long
Beach where he now resides TO
look after his extensive property
interests here and will remain until
after the fair. He states that Mrs.
Spears. who was quite i'll when they
left here, has entirely recovered her
health.
EXHIBIT OF DATES-There is an
exhibit of dates at the board of trade
rooms that is well worth anyone's in
spection Altogether there are three
punches. two from the Tempe orchard
and one from the capitol grounds.
Those from the capitol are larger and
finer than the south side product, but
the latter are fine fruit, nevertheless
FINE FIxTUREs.-The Phoenix
Title and Trust company yesterday
received the new fixtures for its Of
flee room in the Fleming block on
First avenue and will have them in
place in a few days The fixtures are
of fumed oak and of ideal construc-
ton. Besides the counter and other
constructions, there will be chairs and
desks of the same material to match.
SUNDAY sERVICEs-The Reor-
ganized Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints, Sunday school at 2:15
p. m. and prayer meeting at 81 p. m.
at the Socialist hall over Doris gro
| cerv store Preaching in the plaza just
east of the city hall at l p. m and on
the street corner of First and Wash
| ington at p. m. We entertain ques-
tions at any or all services.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH,
/ The pastor, Rev. Robert S. Fisher,
will speak both morning and evening.
| The morning theme will be Living
1t Every Day." and the topic at
night will be "A Summer Trip and
| Some Cities | Saw" There will be
| special music at both services. Mrs.
Russell will sing in the morning and
at night Mr.. Lindstrom recently Of
PROBATION, NOT PROHIBITION.
I'm the announcement yesterday of
the services of the First Church of
| Christ, Scientist, today, rather hu-
dicrous typographical mistake &C
CURED. The announcement read,
Prohibition After Death" but it
should have read. Probation After
Death" There will be Sunday school
at 10 o'clock and Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting at o'clock
FUNERAL OF WINFIELD SCOTT.
The funeral of Chaplain Winfield
Scott. will be held at the Moore & Nc
Lellan undertaking parlors at las p. IN.
and will proceed to the Baptist church
at . o'clock. where divine services will
be held. The procession will then pro-
| coed to the cemetery where the re-
mains will be deposited in a vault, and
the services will be conducted by the
Grand Army of the Republic. The w
r. c. is invited to be present
HE LIKES REDLANDS-L. NJ.
Y no of tba hoard of
supervisors. is in Redlands, Cal,
where he went to purchase nursery
| stock In company with A. S. Parr.
| Mr.. Hoghe has gone over most OF the
nurseries in that vicinity. He has
| contracted for several thousand or
ange. grape fruit and eucalyptus
stock which is scarcer than usual
this year. Mr. Hoghe writes that
he is much pleased with Redlands
and the surrounding country.
| FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Corner Fifth avenue and Monroe
Schedule of services for today. Sun
day, October 90: Bible school, 9:45
la. M; preaching service, 10:45 a. m.
lsubject, 1.-The Kings Desire" Junior
Endeavor, 3 p. m; Senior Endeavor
1880 p. M; advanced training class
1850 p. M; evening service, 1880, sub
ject, Lessons from the Preamble
The pastor being absent at the ma
tional convention of the church at To-
lpeka. Mr.. w. NJ. Burke we'll occupy
the pulpit both morning and evening
A SURPRISE PARTY.-The pupils
of the seventh and eighth grades in
the Osborn school gave surprise
lparty in honor of Miss Van Neate
their music teacher. at her home west
of the school house on Friday night
There was a fine attendance of the
pupils and beside them the party was
also attended by Professor Jantzen
Miss Thorn. Miss Humphreys. Mrs
Bates and Miss Thompson, all teach
lers in the Osborn school. Games were
lplayed, delightful refreshments were
served. and then more games were
played.
Il LUTHERAN CHURCH-Lutherar
service in the w. c. I. Z. hall, 22'