Arizona republican., 1911-02-25
AT COUNTRY cLUs-Mrs. ]. '

Al GUN KY CLO6-MIS. j. W.
Crenshaw and Mrs L. Morgan Darby
will serve at the Country club today.
RAILROAD MAN.. f. Holton,
travelling freight and passenger agent
of the Wabash lines. with headquarters
in Los Angeles, spent yesterday in
Phoenix.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
East Adams street. Sunday services as
follows: Sunday school at 10 a m.
Preaching at II. Evening preaching
service at 1870 The mid-week prayer
meeting Wednesday night. Bible study
on Friday evening at the parsonage. All
are invited TO attend.
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT. f. Ruff
fin, who is preparing TO open drug
store on Washington street, near Cen
ter. was the victim Of a painful acct
dent day before yesterday. Entering
his warehouse, his foot slipped as he
was stepping to the platform and he
fell in sub a way as To break his left
arm. 1t was dislocated at the elbow
and the upper arm was splintered by
the violence of the fall.
OLD FRIENDS MEET-Among the
visitors during the ceremonies of the
Shriners and the Daughters of Isis
were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fuller OF
Tucson. Both of them were pleased
To meet Marion Mccain, an old friend
in Pleasant Valley. New. thirty seven
years ago, and whom they rad not
since seen. Mr. and Mrs. Mccain
thereupOn gave themselves up to the
entertainment of the Fullers and
showed them everything about the city
and the valley that could be seen with
i'm the short time of their stay
FROM INSURRECTO LAND-W. NJ.
McDaniels is back in Phoenix. having
come straight from the land of the in
surrectO. Since fair week McDaniels
sas been travelling with the street
carnival that was here for AriZona's
big show. Recently he disposed of his
interests and returned to Phoenix. while
the carnival wento farther down into
Mexico, despite the revolution. Nc
Daniels says that he saw numerous in
surrectos and one retreat. That was at
Moctezuma. when he saw bunch of
revolutiOnists fleeing after brush with
federal soldiers.
TRINITY o-cATHEDRAL -
Services will be held tomorrow. quin-
quagesima Sunday. in Trinity pro-
cathedral. South Second avenue. facing
the courthouse, the Rev. Arthur w.
Moulton, priest in charge, as follows:
Kindergarten and Sunday school at 10
O'Clock; morning prayer and sermon at
quartet choir under direction of Mrs.
Deity will give the following selections:
Organ voluntary, Song Of Night cd
gard ElgaO; TIE Deum (Tours); offer
tory solo, Mrs. Leecraft Oh Father in
Heaven GuzzD, postlude OFoote).
TANNER CHAPEL A. M. e.
CHURCH-Services in Smiths hall, q
East Madison street, while the new
church is being erected. Preaching at
IL a. m. and p. m. Morning subject,
The Gift of God" Evening subject.
What of the Night" Sabbath school
at 10 a. m. Miss Ardmore Lewis super
intendent. Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor meeting at p. m. Rev. W.
T. Thornton, president. Remember the
corner stone laying on Sunday. March
stone. All will be made welcome at
each service and a cordial invitation is
extended.
DIPLOMAS FOR PENMANsHIP-
Major L. N. LamsOn, president of the
LamsOn Business college assumed per-
sonal charge of the penmanship depart
ment of that institution last fall For
fr.-g. Il.
had been under the supervision of some
of the other teachers of the college. Ma
jor Lamson has worked up so much
enthusiasm in that department that
more than the usual number of stn-
dents are acquiring an excellent hand
writing. Yesterday diplomas We're
granted fro mthe penmanship depart
ment to Miss Ernna Gordon, Miss Pearl
Pike, Miss Olive Otterson and Mrs.
Bertha Williams.
STANDARD WILL LECTURE
Engineer j. ID. Stannard of the recla
nation service will lecture at the board
of trade Saturday afternoon upon the
Roosevelt dam and other features of
the Salt river project. Roy 5. Good
rich delivered an excellent lecture
some weeks ago on the dam, talking
from the standpoint of a property
owner who has closely followed the
progress of the undertaking, from its
inception, because of the benefits he
viii receive and it's consequent per-
sonal interest TO him. Mr.. STANDARDS
talk will be from an entirely different
He is an engineer VINO has
had a prominent part in carrying out
the governments plans for the irriga-
ton of this valley and who can tell
about the project from an engineering
ADVERTISING coLoNlST RATES
Secretary Harry Welch of the board
Of trade has taken up with the South !
ern Pacific and the Santa Fe Railroad |
the matter of advertising the !
regular spring colonist rates more ex-
tensively than ever before. He sug-
Sested to the roads that it would be a !
good idea to advertise the fact that the |
dedication of the Roosevelt dam oc-
ours March IS, which is eight days aft |
er the rates go into effect, and that
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