Arizona republican., 1911-05-28
FOR SUMMER ou1ING-R II.

FOR SUMMER ouTING.-R. II. Greene and his sister. Mrs. F.. A. Grif- fin. left Friday night on their annual
 summer outing at the home of rcla- ! tiVes in Birmingham. Wash.
 ! FIRE IN TUCSON.-News was re-
 ceived here yesterday uf disastrous 1 fire in Tucson the night before l though details uf the extent of it were not learned The loss, il is | known. included the complete dcstruc-
 ton of the odd Fellows hall and its contents. Tn, hall was situated over
 the dry goods store of George r. Kilt and in a closely built block. from which ii is inferred that the loss af fected many beside the odd Follows
 FIRST METHODIST SERVICES 1 The pastor. Rev. Robert S. Fisher is
 to deliver the address at the union | services at Prescott Sunday but the pulpit will be amply cared for in the morning by Rev. sam Small and in
 the evening by Rev. J. l.. Burcham of San Jose. Cal There will he good
 music at both services. Mrs. Town
 
 ing and Capt. Earl Hill in the even i ing. The church is at the corner of i Second avenue and West Monroe street. opposite the Y. M. C. A. There is q cordial welcome for all.
 OFFICIAL OF THE NICKEL i PLATE-C. A. Melin, the district pas senGer agent of the Nickel Plate rail ! road lines. with headquarters in Den Yer, Colorado, arrived in Phoenix yes terday morning IL is believed by l railroad men that Mir. Melins terri
 tory is larger than that of any other district passenger agent in the United States. as he is required to cover a district lying between Butte. Montana to the City of Mexico. With such large district under his supervision, he makes the round trip four times year, and has tO keep constantly on the go to do it. MT Melin left last night for Prescott.
 A FAREWELL DlNNER.-In fine dinner given at the American Kitchen last evening to dozen of his inti- mate friends. Paul Mccoy hade fare we'll to single blessedness. preparatory ltl flllbdIklilB afii Allt Hfsl VI I't'Al i- mony this morning at 9:3o o'clrc,. At least, that is the report given out authoritatively by all the gues,s cf the occasion, though Mr. Mccoy de- nies it emphatically. His guests aver that there can be no doubt about it, as he made a fine speech in which he announced his own happiness and his commisseration for the rest of the young men The day will tell whether the boys are jobbing him or whether he is jobhing them.
 NOT A BAD HoWlNG.-"How. is business Q" as probably one of the most frequently asked questions in any town. and more often il iS answered thoughtlessly or without any estab- lished fact from Which to draw con clusion. The question was asked yesterday in the office of the Greene X Griffin real estate and investment company. and the answer came back promptly. Business is good In proof of il the statement was made that during the last thirty days the com pany has disbursed over it's counters cash tO the amount of S+2,44S.ou- CT this amount $l2.492.9 9S was hy the building and loan association, sS,0l9.52 was paid out by the Home Builders and S21.936.1O was paid out by the companv in its private transactions
 CUBS AND RATTLERS-The Cubs and RattlerS will meet this afternoon at Eastlakc park for the last game that will be played between them this season. The game will be called at 2:3O o'clock To this time the two teams have played five games three of which the Cubs have won and tw" of which the Rattlers have won. The Rattlers expect to win today's game, for the reason that they have a new pitcher who thus far has never met defeat for them and they believe they have gone against harder work than confronts them today Smiley is the new man and his local reputation Is a continuous line Of shut outs. He pitched for the Ladies sbaseball team that worsted the Phoenix team to q. shut out Glendale by a score of to and shut out the Indian team by q score of to e. They expect him to shut out the Cubs this after noon IT there is anything in rec ord. SnlitN l'dS It, DN4'N' Pitcher Smiley. the two teams Will play with their fore iine-ups.
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH The first week of the revival at the Central Methodist church has been most satisfactory. The preaching ana the solos have been the very best and such as reach the hearts of the people. The services will continue through the coming week. services each day at four in the afternoon ana eight at night. The Sunday services are as follows: The Sunday sch"oi meets promptly at 9:45 a. m. ana at 10. Brother Green will speak to the school from the subject. Gospel Tram Sermon for Children" Be sure to pe on time to catch this train AL II a. m. his subject will be, 'orlgln anu DeveJopment of the Church, Its ChitE' The nIEnt ser