Arizona republican., 1910-02-05
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mobile, goes 70 tucson tOuay. Ills
 driver. Jack Smith. drove Buick over
 yesterday and Johnson will join him
 there On the return trip they will stop at Florence and Silver Belr and
 raffle off few Bucks on the way.
 WHAT SHE WANTED-There ar rived on Thursday morning at the home of M. J. Pettid young lady of the weight of eight or ten pounds. [ crying for Mothers Bread" She>~is now member of the family, the new arrival contributing to the general domestic good feeling which now pre- vails in the Pettid household.
 FAITHFUL ANIMAL GONE - Ward" a faithful old family horse belonging to Mrs. E. A. Pankin, was found dead in bed" yesterday morning at the Pankin ranch near Scottsdale. That is, the horse was all right the night before so far as the family knew but was found dead in the morning He may well be called an "old" family pet as he was 34 years old.
 ELks' LADIES' socIAL-one of the pleasing customs of the Elks is to hold al social once a year or oftener at which the guests of honor are their ladies. The local lodge has ap- pointed committee to arrange for such an event sometime within the next thirty days. All members of the ! order. whether local residents or wis itors. will be welcomed to the social, together with their ladies The plans have not been worked out yet, nor the place of meeting decided upon, but whatever is prepared and wherever it takes place. the function will doubt less be jolly one.
 CENSUS ENUMERAToR EXAM lNATiON-This morning at 9 o'clock and this afternoon at ? there win be held an examination for census emu merator at the office of the surveyor general in the capitol building. Word has gone out that this examination will be held at the weather bureau office. This is mistake. and the eX- aminations will be held as above mo- ted. Those who have been directed on their admission cards to report at g o'clock at the weather bureau office should report. at that hour at the tdDllOi anu lliOSt MllOSt admit them to the o'clock examina- tion should report there at in the afternoon
 ANTI-TUsERcULosIs SOCIETY," Between and o'clock this after noon, at the board of trade room. i'm mediately after the Saturday after noon elctures. there will. be a meeting .l-o organization for the study and pre- vention of tuberculosis. It is pro- posed to affiliate the society with the national society for that purpose. All are invited to attend and join the society. whether physician or layman Among those who are expected to be present and speak are Dr. Piath. President Babcock of the University of Arizona, Mayor l.. B. ChristS. pr Sligh, Dr. F'oss and others.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services tomorrow. February 9th. will be as follows: Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning worship, II o'clock: sermon by the pastor. Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell; theme. "A Significant Command: anthem, Con slider and Hear Me- (Pfludger) offer tory solo. by Miss Alexander Like As the Hart Desireth' (Allitsen). Ju- nior Endeavor. 3 p. m. Intermediate Endeavor. { D.. m. Senior Endeavor prayer meeting and conservation serv- ice. 6:30 p. m. Evening worship, ' 30: sermon by. the pastor; anthem. 'Tarry With Ne. 70. My Savior Baldwin, offertory solo, by Mrs. Sterling. Tn vocation" (Jorden). All are cordially invited to these different services. Seats are free to all. Church at the corner of Adams street and Third avenue.
 A coNFouNpiNG OF cookS-In d recent issue The Republican recited the facts of the discharge of Mrs Sarah Curtis, the cook at the poor farm. by MT. Adams. the man in charge. The publication in question has given uneasiness to the friends of Mrs. Nellie Mauray. who is "the" cook at the poor farm, employed by the contractor pr. H A. Hughes. and not by MT. Adams. Mrs. Curtis was merely ''a'' cook at the poor farm, em- ployed by MT. Adams to preside over his private household. as he lives in another building and has nothing to do with the culinary service performed for the benefit of the county patients. Mrs. Mauray has not been disturbed in the regular performance of her duties.
 TRINITY CHURCH-Services will be held tomorrow. Quinquagesima Sum day. in Trinity church, South Second avenue. facing the courthouse. the Rev. Julius w. Atwood, rector, as follows: Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10 o'clock: holy communion and sermon by the Rev. l.. c. Sanford of San Francisco, at II o'clock. At this