Arizona republican., 1911-01-03
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A SURGICAL OPERATlON-Miss Georgia Ivy. daughter of Constable Ivy, is at the Sisters hospital recovering from an operation for appendicitis.
 sTEREoPTIcoN LEcTURE.-An interesting innovation at the Advent ist church Sunday night was a dis course by Evangelist F. C. Boger, illustrated by colored electric arc stereoptical views. The subject was
 Signs of the Millennium"
 INSTALLATION TONIGHT - The Pythian Sisters will hold a meeting tonight during which there will be in stallatiOn of new officers, followed by other important business and the serving of refreshments. Both mem bers and visiting members are cor dially invited to be present.
 CHECK FOUND, OWNER LOST Yesterday evening Constable Murphy found a check on the street It was drawn in favor of Henry Richter on the Valley bank. The amount was $5S25 Earlier in the day MT. Richter report ed the loss of the check to the police but he left no address.
 WILL ANDERSON HOME - After an absence of about ten months in Los Angeles, Will K. Anderson has returned to Phoenix. He says he nevermore will roam, for the weather on the coast is something more than fierce. Though he came home dur ing the coldest snap Phoenix has had this winter, he says this is heaven compared to Los Angeles. For the last three months he has been i'll with rheumatism and as soon as he could get around without crutches he made a bee line for his own village green.
 A GALA HOLIDAY-Yesterday was a great holiday at the Coliseum. the oc- casion being a free matinee for school children not over F years old. They came in flocks and punches and when the doors were opened they rushed in side veritable wave of happiness. The house is supposed to seat 300 grown people, but the space was divided be- tween HOO children and back toward the rear they were about three deep. The youngsters greatly enjoyed the program, which was prepared for their special pleasure and included some school songs in which the children joined. Some of the singers were vo- ciferously encored and responded un- til they were all tired out. Manager Reeves says he enjoyed it just as much as the childen did and had so much fun out of 1t he could hardly restrain himself from going to the box office and paying for his own seat.
 MIscHIEVoUS BoYs-There is a coterie of boys out on West Washing ton street who have been making them- selves, awfully disliked by a constant ringing of door bells. That might do once in while. but there is a limit to all that sort of joking. If the young sters have assumed license on account of the holidays this will serve notice that the holidays are over now and Santa Claus is already keeping tab on the good little boys for next Christmas. Those who want to find the right things in their stockings next Christ mast morning should forget all about the door bell joke. The police though will not forget for they never forget anything and if the boys do not trim their sails about right from now on they will find themselves in front Of that ferocious person known as Re- corder Thomas The boys are entitled to a little fun, but the big folks also have some rights and they pay taxes for protection which the little folks do