Arizona republican., 1910-06-26

l spend the summer.
 CALLED EAST-Dr. D. l.. Conner
 left this morning over the Santa Fe
 for Kirksville, Mo, in answer to I tel | egram announcing the serious illness
 of his father. He Will return to Phoe-
 nix July 18th.
 GOING FOR SUMMER-Mrs. J. w.
 Wimberly will leave this morning for
 a few weeks visit at the coast and will
 then go to eastern Texas to visit with
 relatives, returning here in Septem-
 Der.
 ILLNESS OF MRS. GOLDMAN-A
 telegram was received in the city yes terday announcing the serious illness at San. Francisco of Mrs. Charles Goldman who has been visiting friends and relatives there. The telegram re- quested the presence of MT. Goldman
 and their daughter.
 HOME AGAIN-Clarence Craig of
 the surveyor generals office, returned | home yesterday from Nebraska where l he has been for several weeks, enjoy
 ing his annual vacation and visiting with relatives. He says he has had
 fine time and his general appear 1 ance bears out the statement.
 BAPTIST CHURCH NOTICES The day begins with Sunday school at | 9:45 a. m. Preaching at II a. m, i subject. The Past, Present and Flu ture of Salvation" The Young Peo-
 ple's meeting will be held at ' p. m. | and evangelistic service at s D. n. One | and all invited to the services Rev. William D. White, supply pastor.
 SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH. 1 The pastor Rev. C. Raymond Gray will I preach both morning and evening.
 Subject at II a. m, "The Living Sac rifice." or "Our Obligation to God and
 How to Meet It. Subject at s D. m,
 Tactics Which Succeed in the Battle | of Life" The Sunday school meets at | 9:45 a. m. and the Senior League at ! D. m. Every one invited.
 LONG ABSENT FROM ARIZONA l Among yesterdays visitors in town l was J. A Macdonald a brother of ] George Macdonald, assistant county 1 treasurer This was the first tiIGe Mir. l Macdonald had been in the city for | nearly three years. He is a resident of Casas Grandes in the state of Chi i huahua. Mexico, where he is engaged
 in mining.
 LATTER DAY SAINTS-The Reor- | ganized Church of Jesus Christ of | Latter Day Saints will hold Sunday services as follows: Preaching in the plaza at l D. m. Subject, "Sanctifica- | tion." Sabbath school in a hall over | Doris Grocer, corner First and Wash ' ington streets, at 2:15 D. m. Prayer | meeting in the hall at 3:20 D. m. A cordial invitation to all. Will s. Pen i der, missionary, 1929 East Adams St. A GOOD SHOWlNG-The people of i this valley are either getting cut of 1 debt very rapidly or else they are dis 1 charging one obligation for the pur- i pose Cf making another. The record i CTS books show from one to score of mortgage releases daily and some | times more. Yesterday thirty releases were filed as against fire mortga ges. 1 If thirty people get out of debt every time five people go in debt this ,a!ley | ought very soon to be on a cash basis. AN AUTOMOBILE TRIP-A rarty of Phoenix people returned yesterday from an automobile trip to Tip Top mine and had the honor of being the pioneer automobile party to reacli that | mountain camp, part of the trall be- ing desperately rough. The tourists left Phoenix Thursday night a. 10 o'clock and got there Friday afternoon
 at o'clock. returning yesterday. The party included H. c. Robertson. Earl Hill. Ralph Spencer, Rev. R. S. Fisher, Frank Russell, Will Dunbar.
 E.. A. MARSHALL ILL-E. A. Mar shall has been quite sick since last Sunday with gastritis and fever He was reported some better on Saturday, oush still requiring attention from his doctor and nurse As soon as Mir. Marshall is well enough he yil! wind up all unfinished business and go with his family to Los Angeles and )ossi- blv Catalina island, returning to PhOe nix in September. MT. Marshall will have a representative in his office to loo. after all business coming up dur ing his absence.
 A BIG SURVEY PLANNED-How- ell Jones' land commissioner of the
 Santa Fe railroad company, yester- day filed with the surveyor general of Arizona, a petition for the survey of twentythree townships in the
 Hualapai valley in Mohave county.
 totaling considerably over a half mil
 lion acres. The land is within the
 grants to the railroad company and
 the survey is to put it in position to be utilized either by the railroad com pany or some one else. The survey will cost the company in the neigh borhood of twenty thousand dollars.
 SUNDAY AT THE CHRISTIAN l CHURCH, on Fifth avenue and Mon roe street. Bible school 9:4J a. m. l Church service 10: 50 a. m. The pastor ! will speak on The New Testament 1 Obedience" the last of a series of ser mons on The New Testament | Church" The Young Peoples society | at ' D. m. and church service at s | D. m. J. M Stewart will preach. He | will talk upon the subject, John and i His Gospel" Good music. All wei come. This will be the last evening service to be held at the Christian church until September. The morn ing service however will continue without change. Bible school will be-