Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
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 g A FREE LECTURE-The w. c. T. U. convention lecture will be given by Rev. Robert S. Fisher at the Baptist church Wednesday evening at o'clock. The topic will be Fighting Red Fire Admission free.
 A SURGICAL OPERATlON-Mrs P. H. Hayes was yesterday taken to the Sisters hospital, where an opera ton was performed by Drs. Wylie and Craig In the afternoon she was said to be recovering nicely from the ef- fleets of it.
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH, SOUTH-Thomas s. Barcus, pastor. The new pastor. Rev. F. s. Barcus, has arrived from Hollywood. California, and will fill the pulpit at both hours today A cordial welcome will be eX- tended to all Come and bring your friends with you.
 MEETING OF MERCHANTS AND CONTRACTORS-A meeting of the Merchants Manufacturers and Con- tractors association will be held at IS Wall street Monday evening, November ', at 7:3O D. m, when it is hoped all members will be present, as there are several important matters to be decided.
 MANDAMUS SUlT-Louis Ghiotto, for the California Wine company, was yesterday granted a renewal of the companys retail liquor license by the board of supervisors. The sheriff re- fused to issue it and GhitottO brought mandamus proceedings. which were heard yesterday and the case taken under advisement by Judge Kent.
 NICHOLS s-TAYLoR-John Nichols and Miss Eva Taylor were married yesterday afternoon at the home ot Rev. J. H Crutchfield, 5O9 East Adams street The groom is a well known and highly esteemed young man and the bride is the teacher in the Meridian school. They will be giving a wedding dinner today at the home of Louis Nichols, brother or the groom who lives west of Phoe- nix.
 NEWS FROM THE RACE-The Republican has arranged for news of the progress of The Republican Cup race form Los Angeles to Phoenix from every point along the route with which it can get into touch by wire It is expected that by tonight the places of the various machines VIII also be so well known here that some idea, though not a certain one, can bs formed by readers of The Repub- lican tomorrow.
 LUTHERAN CHURCH-Lutheran church service Sunday, Nov. 6, Tn the w. c. T. U. hall, 227 West Monroe, at lO:3O a. m. Subject, Peace With God. Sunday school at 9:30 All Lutherans asked to send all their children. Serv- ices in the evening at 7:30. Subject Jesus. the Well of Salvation" Ger man sermon and service Wednesday evening at 7:3O November 9. All serv- ices conducted by Rev. G. Luetke, SSo North Sixth avenue. A hearty invita- ton and welcome is extended to all to attend both the English and the Ger man services Theme for the German service will be "Frolie BOtschaft aus dem Munde Jesu."
 YOUNG MARRIED FOLKS BIBLE CLASS-The young married folks Bl- ble class of the Christian church was Tuesday evening by Mrs Fred Warren at the home of NIT. and Mrs. Thompson, 715 F.. Adams. As Mrs. Warren's little son was taken Ill sud- denly. Mrs. Thompson graciousiy opened her home to the class. A Thlng of Beauty and a Joy Forever was the subject for the descriptive powers of the gentlemen present, and proved great source of amusement. Refresh- ments were served at the close Of the evening. Those in attendance were Rev. and Mrs Phillips, MT. and Mrs. Hill. MT. and Mrs. w. C. Armstrong, MT and Mrs Charles Donofrio, MT. and Mrs. Turner, Mir and Mrs. stewart, MT and Mrs Templin. MT. and Mrs. Dog gett, Mir and Mrs. Jordan, MT ana Mrs. Pedigo, MT. and Mrs. A. Thompson MT and Mrs Phoebe, Mrs. A. smith, Mrs. Mrs. Ella Clawson, MISS Burroughs, Mrs. E. F.. Knauer, Mrs. w. w. Edwards, Mrs. Mlmms, Mrs. GuE Smith. Mrs. J. H. Bawden, MT Green lea. MT. Mckinney and MT. Sarsens.
 FRAZIER PATRICK - Thursday evening. November 3rd. at the home If MT. and Mrs. Charles Dunlap. oc- cured the marriage of her sister Mae Price Frazier to William H. Pat | rick. The house decorations were worthy of mention, the parlor being | in white flowers and a huge we'd ling bell under which the ceremony | was performed the sitting room was decorated with LaFrance roses. and | he dining room with American beau | ties with red lamp shades. As eight | o'clock approached the seventy guests | took their places in the parlor and | Mrs. C. w. Hunter sang 70 Promise | Me" De Koven; then to the strains | If the Lohengrin wedding march, | played by Mrs. Clarence French, MT. | and Miss Frazier entered | he presence of their friends and were | made man and wife by Rev. Everett | N. Phillips. After congratulations | splendid repast was served in the | lining room. Miss Mamie Chappeil | was the fortunate young Miss to |