Arizona republican., 1910-07-10

resident of Phoenix and has many
 friends who will hope fro her early
 recovery
 ICE CREAM SOCIAL-An ice cream social will be given Thursday even
 ing. July fl. at the home of Mrs
 Henry Kohl. two miles north of Five
 Points, on Seventh avenue. It will
 be under the auspices of the young
 ladies of the Ostborn district and the
 proceeds will be for the benefit of
 the Sunday school Donofrios ice cream will be served, and everybody
 is invited to attend
 ACQUISITION ISSUED-A requisi
 tion was issued yesterday on the gov
 ernor of California for the custody of P. l.. Williams. in jail at Johns- town, Cal. The requsition was ap-
 piled for by Sheriff J. w Smith of
 Yavapai county. and the warrant will
 be sent to MT. Smith. who will go
 from Prescott after his man. The crime with which Williams is charged is the alleged forging of a check on the Bank of Bisbee last March, in the sum of s125. The check was drawn over the name of one J. J Telly. in favor of Sidney Birch, and endorsed by Williams.
 MoToRED TO ARLINGTON-Geo. Hageman went to Arlington on Fri day, having the twofold purpose of calling on his country friends and trying out his new air cooling Cam eron automobile He found everybody and everything all right. including his machine. He reeled off 115 miles in the round trip anad said they were all good. enjoyable miles. Moreover. he said the roads in that section are fine for automobiling. which is quite refreshing in view of recent stories to the contrary. Mir Hageman says the Buckeye and Arlington ranches and ranchers all look pros porous.
 THE WORK OF A WHARF.-The an- nual report of the Lamson business college was made yesterday by Major E. NJ Lamson, president, to the de- partment of education at Washington, D. C. The report shows 40 students enrolled during the year. of whom 96 were men and A women: IO6 were enrolled in the day and 34 in the night school. There were 72 who took the straight business course. F the straight shorthand course and 56 the combined course. Five teachers were employed during that time. on account of the many positions open. l there were no graduates from any course as students accepting positions before finishing Fifteen different branches, all relating strictly to busi- l ness, were taught.
 UNION CHURCH SERVIcES-ForI July 10. will be held at the First Methodist church both morning and evening. MT Fisk addressing the morning service at II o'clock. MT. Phillips, pastor of the Christian will address the evening serv- Ice at s o'clock. His theme will be.
 The Definition of Life's Obligation" MT. Blackman. choir director of the Methodist church, will have charge of the music. Miss Weber will sing MT Gray, pastor of the South NJ p will have charge of the even ing services. The union services for the summer have assumed definitely the following arrangement: The first three Sundays. morning and evening. at the First Methodist church: the last two Sundays in July and first Sunday in August, morning and even ing, at the Presbyterian church; the last three Sundays in August, morn ing and evening. at the Baptist church. Speakers for these times and places VIII De announced from time to time. The services are free and liberal and all will be welcomed