Arizona republican., 1910-12-08
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altN. The offices VIII leindih open 1 on Saturday evening until '9 o'clock 1 for the benefit of the tardy ones. 1 TRINITY CHURCH GUILD-On 1 Friday the ninth of December. at | the parish house, from 4 to 10 D. m.. | there will be al Christmas sale which promises to eclipse all the former ! efforts of these busy women. Hot supper will be served from 5:30 to ! D. m. Judging from the mcnu this | will he enjoyed by all wh" partakc ! of it.
 ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR Phoenix Chapter No. O.. e. r.. s. will 1 hold its annual election of officers tb ! serve for the ensuing year at the rcgu- | lar meeting tonight. The worthy grand matron. Mrs. Nellie oney Of Stafford will pay her official visit to the Phoenix chapter at this time. Wis iting members are cordially invited to attend
 DISTRICT SCHOOL EXHIBITION The residents of the Creighton dis trict will hold an old-fashioned dis trict school" entertainment on Friday evening at the school house for the benefit Of the school library fund. The program will include selections by
 gray haired performers. embracing the
 numbers given by the children in oth-
 cr days and it is expected the enter
 tainmcnt will be mirth- h-provoking. INJURED IN UNAWAY-LrRoy
 McPeek. aUl cmployc of J. W. Doris
 was injured yesterday by being
 thrown from a cart in which he Was
 riding with James Walker who wIS
 driving a young colt The colt be
 came uumanaceablc and upset the
 cart Walker escaped injury by jump
 ing. The accident happened on Black
 Canyon road and Dr F. II. HcdeWiH
 was called to dress the injuries and
 bring McPcck to his home in this
 city.
 CATHOLIC FAIR-The ladies of St
 Mary's Catholic church will hold d fair
 in the O'Neill hall December r to l6.
 The purpose of the fair is to raise money for the church building fund
 As many are aware. the foundation
 and basement of fine building
 planned to cost perhaps $75.O00 have
 been in for some years. and roofed over are serving as a church. Just us soon as possible it is planned to fin ish the building, and to that end the funds are being gathered
 RECEPTION TONlGHT.-A recep- ton will be rendered this evening at the home of pr. l.. ID. Dameron S04
 North Fifth avenue to Rev. Mr Bar GUS and family. Mir BarcuS being the newly appointed pastor of the Central Methodist church. There will be an informal program of music and read ings. and refreshments will be served Those in the receiving line will be Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Crutchficld. Dr and Mrs. IT, A. Hughes and Rev and Mrs. Barcus
 A GROWING BuSINESS-Willam T. Crump had d very unusual but de- lightful experience yesterday. He re- ceived a check for Sl,O39.43 in payment of eight cars of barley hay that he sold last month for MT =. w Higley This is the first check for over thousand dollars that he has received since he has been in business. and he is par donably proud of it. IT it were not necessary to present it to the bank to secure payment he says he would frame it.
 NALL IS BACK-W. II. Nall. the well known real estate man. has re turned from Long Beach and says hc will remain just as long as they let him" Mir Nall took his family to Long Beach. where Mrs Nall and i the rising generation of Nails will live in the future, but the head of the house has not given up Phoenix i or his business here. While he cX- | poets to spend a considerable part 1 of his time in Long Beach he win | continue to be a resident of Phoenix. i
 OSBORN INSTITUTE.-C. E. Wood | says the farmers institute in the Os- l born district was q huge success 1 There was d large attendance at the | afternoon session and a still larger | in the evening. The ses- i sion in the evening was rather hong | MT. Wood said he got his moneys 1 worth by 1O:10 and went home and l it may be going on yet for all he | knows, as he has heard no report of | When the Osborn lu- minaries get started there is no call ] ing them off until they get through
 DISTRICT COURT-In district court yesterday. the case of C. D. ! Thomas was continued until today. Tn the case of John Anderson versus Peter Godfrey ct al. the jury about II o'clock. after wrestling for twenty four hours. returned q verdict of $2.450 ! for the plaintiff. The case of l. l.. Jr.. versus Parry X Good win of Tempe for the collection of sum of money. alleged to he due the plaintiff by one of the partners be- fore their individual houses were con- solidated, was tried before a jury