Arizona republican., 1910-09-11
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 VACATION AT FLAGSTAFF A. c. Webb left last evening over the Santa Fe for Flagstaff where he will spend a vacation of a week or ten days.
 GONE TO WlLLIAMS-Mr and Mrs. c. A. Button left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Williams where they will be the guest for the next few days of relatives.
 TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. Morn ing prayer and sermon at Il o'clock The church is on South Second ave nue, opposite the court house.
 GOES TO THE BAY CITY, on the Southern Pacific for Los An geles and San Francisco where he will sojourn for two or three weeks.
 GONE TO LOS ANGELES-Mr Mrs. R. Toohey, daughter and maid, left last evening on the Phoenix of the Santa Fe, for Los Angeles, where they will sojourn for several weeks.
 ROMERO IMPROVES-T J. Ro- nero who left for Prescott several days ago upon the advice of his phy sician, is reported as much improv- ed in health and will probably be able to return in short time.
 SOUTHERN M. E. CHURCH, Services today as follows: Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; Epworth league. ' D. m. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor. Rev. C. Ray mond Gray Subjects: II a. m, "The Wonder of the Ages; 8 D. m, "The Two Doors Which Must Be Opened" Welcome to all.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Sunday, Sept II. Rev. Blair, pastor of the Christian church of Mesa, will occupy the Phoenix Christian pulpit Sunday at II a. m. and 7:3O p. m. The pas tor, E. N. Phillips, has gone to Mesa to conduct meetings at that place for three or four weeks. Mir Blair will pCNupN Nht pdiplN iACiN III AeS'" ''f lips absence
 TEMPE NORMAL STUDENTS on their way to Tempe to enter the Tempe Normal school. Misses Grace Cordes and Clara Augustine of Pres colt and Miss Mary Wells of Mayer passed through Phoenix yesterday morning. Miss Augustine has attend ed the Normal one year but Miss Cordes and Miss Wells are new stu dents at that institution of learning.
 FIRST CHURCH F CHRIST ENTIST-Postoffice building; en- trance on Monroe street Morning service at II o'clock; subject of the lesson sermon, Substance" Wednes- day evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Books exchanged Authorized litera- ture pertaining to Christian Science may be obtained after church services. Visitors are welcome and all are cor diaIly invited to attend church serv- ices.
 CABLE GOES WRONG-One of .he' big underground cables of the Consolidated Telephone company went out yesterday morning, with the result that number of phones in the eastern part of the city are not now in working order. The trou- bIe occurred in the alley between First and Second streets, just north of Washington Men were at work an day yesterday and the repairs will be completed this morning.
 LUTHERAN SERVICE-Lutheran service Sunday. Sept. II, in the w C. T. l.. hall, on Monroe, between Sec ond and Third avenues, at 1O:5O a. m The minister wishes all Luther ans would come at 10 a. m. to re- hearse order of service and some hymns. Preaching by Rev. G. Luetkc. 3S6 North Sixth avenue. Subject, Meeting of Life and Death Serv- ices in the evening at the same place at 30 D. m. All cordially invited.
 HOSE TEAM PRACTISlNG-The hose team from the Phoenix fire de- partmert which will take part in the wet race to be held here in connec- ton with the approaching centenary celebration of Mexican Independence, began practice last evening ana eN- poets to carry off first money It is expected that the hose team from Tempe will take part in the contest and there may possibly be other en- tries.
 MCLEAN IN TOWN-Harry Mo Lean. the young Hopi who last sum mcr gained wide fame as long dis tance runner, is now in Phoenix. He came down from the San Carlos reservation yesterday and will return | today but it is his intention to re- l turn in a week or two and com mence training for events in whlcn | he expects to take part next winter I John F.. Lewis, his manager, has | telegraphed to Albuquerque to learn ! what inducements will be made liar 1 ry to appear at the New Mexico fair ON MINING BUSlhESS-J. K | Nicholson, president of the Santa Ana
 Mining company, which owns some promising claims in the Hualapa | district, left last night for Los An |