Arizona republican., 1911-03-08
MISS HIeLEY RerrEs-s

MISS HIGLEY BETTER IS. w.
Higley returned yesterday from
Long Beach, 10 which place he ac-
companied Mrs. Higley and their
daughter. Miss Jessie. ten days ago.
He brought the pleasing news that
the hoalth OF Miss Jessie is greatly
| N PROV ed.
HAVING A GOOD TIMER. p.
sherman, formerly manager of the
Phoenix street railway system. and
| later of the Los Angeles system, is in
| the city with his wife and boy They
| have been visiting the Grand Canyon
and have stopped off here for a visit
with friends
GERMAN LUTHERAN SERVICE
| German Lutheran service in the w. c.
T. L. hall, 227 West Monroe street.
March sth, Wednesday night. at 1880.
Preaching by Rev. J. Harders. of Globe,
Arizona. a cordial welcome is ex-
tended to the German speaking COM
munity of the city.
A CHANGE OF BASE-R. f. Scott
is the new manager of the dry goods
department Of the Boston store Mr.
Scott has been connected with the
New York store for the last sin
years and he is regarded as one of
the most experienced men in his
line in the southwest.
NEW REALTY FIRM-W.' a. Gil
ham, who has conducted general
realty business at 80 West jefferson
street, has formed Il partnership with
c. d. Messner and they have bought
out the business of Wilson Il Castor
at 43i2 West Adams street MeSsrs.
Gillian and Messner have already
taken charge of their new office and
have hung out their sign under the
firm name Of Gillian a. Messner
Both are experienced real estate men
and il is their intention to do gem
eral business in that line. also handl-
ing loans and insurance.
GOOD ROADS MEETING-Presi-
dent George Purdy Billiard of the
Maricopa County Automobile Club
has requested President Foss Of the
board of trade to appoint delegates
10 represent the board in the meet
ing to be held in this city March
II for the purpose of forming a ter
rltorial good roads association. Mr.
Billiard states that he has received
assurances of good attendance from
all sections OF Arizona and hundreds
who will not be able to come To the
meeting will lend their active sup
port to the organization The meet
ing will be held in the board of trade
building
TO PREVENT A STOCK SALE
NJ NJ. Gammill yesterday began an
injunction suit in district court
against A. Il. Taylor to stop the sale
of three black mares and mule
which had been duly advertised
This property has been i bone OF con-
tention between the parties for a
long time. They were lately trans
ferred from the possession of the
plaintiff in this case by a replevin
process. Bertha Reitz began action
for divorce from Joseph Reitz on the
ground of failure to support. They
were married i'm Seattle three years
ago.
SPECIAL SERVICES AT CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH-The special services
at the Christian church are con-
tinuing from night to night with in
creasing interest. Mrs. Hunters
solos reach every heart. Last night
she sang. Il Know That Ny Re
deemer Liveth," one of the most
beautiful Of the familiar hymns Mr.
Phillips theme was taken from the
End chapter of Acts, the conversion
of the multitude upon the day of
service is held each evening under
the auspices of the c. f. which all
young people are cordially invited
The song service begins promptly at
7:30 p. m. The spirit of prayer and
personal conservation is the key
note of these services. a cordial in
vitation is extended to these services
and the fellowship of the church.
MEXICAN RAILROAD MAN. H.
Sparks. superintendent of the Guada-
lajara division OF the Southern Pa
with his wife on a visit to his broth |
er, Conductor T. j. Sparks of the |
NJ. & p Phoenix. he says, looks |
good to him and he viii probably |
here a month or six weeks !
lIOIl al SEVERE dlldtk ol |
pneumonia. He would like to set |
tie here permanently but it is not |
likely that he will be able to do so. |
for the s. p. de NJ. company looks |
upon him as one of its most valuable |
young men. Mr.. Sparks began rail /
reading i'm Mexico fifteen years ago,
first being employed by the Mexico
line. Leaving that road |
he went to Los Angeles and worked |
for Col. Epes Randolph on the Pa
cific Electric railway system. Col.
however. soon offered him
a responsible position i'm Mexico and
he again went to the southern repub-
lie His rise i'm the railroad world
has been rapid He says that Mexi-
co is a wonderful country whose pro-
gress can't be impeded by a measley
little revolution. but Phoenix seems |
To him to be the pleasantest place to
live that he has yet found.