Arizona republican., 1912-07-27

bought hlS tickets 10 San DlegO ana ] left Phoenix last night on his hot l term vacation. Mrs. Miller accom- | panied him.
 1 AT THE HOLLENBECk-Ang Cashion, Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Cox, w l P Geary, F. O. Paulger MT. and Mrs | Al Moore, H. Rosenstien, Mrs. A H Reeves, F. l.. Porter. J. R. Norton, E. L. Coleman. w. D. Alexander Jr. E. Gang of Phoenix are recent ar rivals at the Hollenbeck hotel, Los Angeles. Cal.
 THE ADAMS-Ed Schultz, Cedar brook, Ky. G. O. Francisco, Denver; G. R Tappan. San Francisco; Sam C. MOXcey, Westfield; C. A Porter; J. A. Gaghiardi Wilkes Barre: F.. w. Voorhes. Dallas; James l.. Knight, Hayden; B. S Jackson, Hay den: E. l.. Taylor, Winkelman; J. H Prillen, Glendale
 WEBER LEAVES-F. P. Weber. the Arizona agent for the National Cash Register Go. will leave Monday for months trip east where his wife will meet him. MT Weber will attend the annual convention of the Nation Cash Register people which is to be held at Dayton, Ohio, about the middle of August.
 THE MERCIAL-John R Shea, D. J. Parry, John A. Germann. 1 New York; A. E. Rolf and wife. Arlington; c. c. Hedge. Arlington: Mrs Domale. Arlington; J. R Lamm. Wlnkelman; Lon Quarelli, Winkel- man; Wm. Kemp, Tucson; Jas. A. 1 Cashion, Cashion; L. B. Glescher. Los Angeles; c. B. Weiss, Tucson.
 PHOENIX FOLK AT HOTEL POT | TER-Mrs. H. P De Mund Miss
 Fay De Mhnd and Miss H. De Mund 1 well known people of Phoenix are i soJourning at Hotel Potter. Santa 1 Barbara. The Phoenix colony located | at the hotel also includes Mrs. F. 1 Woolsey, MT. and Mrs. G. NJ Nichols from Douglas are also spending q l week or more at this delightful sum- l mer resort
 CONCERTS REsUMED-The In dustrial Liberty band, Prof. Yreneo 1 Bustos having returned next Sunday night will resume its weekly summer concerts from the veranda of tho Ford hotel They will be maintained l throughout the summer if the busi- ness men of the city take an interest 1
 suggested to the manager of the
 band the advisability of resuming l them.
 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, Alter a weeks visit in Globe at | tending the Paradise Association. Rev R. H. Thomas. pastor of Second i Baptist church has returned to the city and will deliver special ser l
 at D. m. Rev. J. B. Bell. state ! missionary for Arizona and New
 Mexico will preach at II a. m, sub
 Ject The Christians Inheritance" !" i MT. Geo. P. White, the newly-eIected
 superintendent, will convene Sunday
 at 9:45 a. m.
 WHY DO THEY LEAVE?-It is
 true that there are a few warm days experienced in this section but why
 should any one think of leaving the
 delightful weather which has pre-
 vailed lately? Every day there are
 names published in these columns of
 people who are going to the coast to
 enjoy "cool sea breezes'' when they
 might be just as comfortable at home
 However there is an old saying that
 grass grows greenest on hills far away" and this epigram may well be applied to a great number of the
 coast visitors.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Sunday al 1 the Christian church, corner Fifth l avenue and Monroe street The Bible
 school service begins promptly at 1( q. m. At II a. m the Bible school merges into what is called the preaching service of the Bible school | The pastor will deliver a sermOnettt
 on the Bible school, theme "The
 Wheat and the Tares." Miss Olive
 McNeeley will sing a special number
 following which the communion ser
 vice closes the church at 11:3O. The general public is invited Y. P. $
 C. E. at 6 D. m.
 FIRST M. E. cHURcH-Ray C Harker D. b. minister Sunda! school 9:45, John L. Burcham, su perintendent Public worship at 1
 a. m. and ' D. m. The pastor vii . preach morning. Morning subject f The Adventure of Faith The eve , ming meeting will be a union meet l ing on the plaza from ' to s o'clock f pr. Deere will preach. Epwortl
 league meeting will be held at tn
 church from 8 to o'clock. Mrs
 Watts Sunday school class having = charge. Everybody cordially invited Il Church corner of Second and Mon roe street.
 DOG BITES BOY-Alex Elder tn son of Mrs w. G. Elder was attack
 ed by a playful canine Tuesda
 while riding his bicycle. The doi
 ran from the sidewalk when Ale I was passing and began barking, a = dogs will do. Naturally the boy at |, tempted to get out of the dogs reacl e but he did not think he would bite y Before Alex knew it pair of stron g jaws was firmly clamped on his le 8 and he was dragged from his bicycl
 | into the dust. Dr. Wylie was calle - immediately to dress the wound an
 then the canine was sent to "do ' heaven" Much anxiety was cause \ at fiTCf hut ha In