Arizona republican., 1912-02-24
MAGAZINE REPRESENTATIVE

MAGAZINE REPRESENTATIVE C. F. Ferguson, business manager of the Overland Monthly is in the city for short stay.
 SHlBL LEY OEPARTS-Kenneth Shibley. Il former resident of Phoenix, now living in Fl Paso, left for home last night after d visit of two or three days.
 GONE HOME-Paul P. Hastings, general freight and passenger agent of the s. F., P. & P. railroad re-. turned to Prescott last night after days visit here.
 BACK TO RHODE lSLAND-Asa E. Kennan who is connected with the navy department and who has been ir Phoenix for the last two weeks left for home last night.
 TO LOOK FOR MAN.-The police have been asked to look for N. P. Sessions. a Los Angeles business man, who disappeared Feb. 13 It is thought he may be in Phoenix
 VISITIN ENGINEER - Kirby Thomas, d well known mining engi- neer who is connected with the En- gineering and Mining Journal. of New York, is Il Phoenix visitor and guest Of the Hotel Adams.
 DEATH OF MRS. ANDERSON- Word has been received that after brief illness Mrs. R. Anderson passed away at her home in Toronto, Can ada Mrs. Anderson spent several
  Prof. w. J. Anderson and was loved by all who knew her.
 MRS. CoWGILL WILL LECTURE Mrs Cowgirl who has charge of the Los Angeles branch of the Phoenix board of trade has arranged to give two lectures at the SlausOn play ground in that city on March 2l. on the Salt River valley. She will also lecture at the Los Angeles land show next month.
 TEMPE PLEASED.-John M. Mes singer. the musician and manager of distinguished artists made a busi- ness trip to Tempe yesterday and found Tempe people very much de- lighted with the Schumann- Heink concert given last month in Phoenix and all seem anxious to hear her again the next time she comes west.
 LUTHERAN CHURCH SERVICE 4 service especially for Lutheran people of Phoenix and vicinity. not connected with existing churches will be held in the M. l. Church, South, opposite the, postoffice at 5 o'clock D. m Sunday The Rev. Jesse w. Ball. pastor of St Marks Lutheran church Of Los Angeles will preach the ser mon.
 LOPER GOES EAST-City Super irtendent of Schools John D. Loper left last evening for St. Louis where he will attend the national convention of school superintendcnts which con- venes in the Missouri metropolis be- ginning next Monday. Superintendent Loper makes the journey at the re- quest of the board of education. He will be absent about ten days.
 POSTAL ORDER REscINDEO - An order has been received by Post master McClintock from Postmaster General Hitchcock to the effect that section three of the instructions to postmasters at depository offices. which provides that they will accept deposits only from persons who are patrons of their postoffice. has beel rescinded Under this ruling all persons. whether patrons of the Phoenix office or not. can deposit funds in the postal savings account.
 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH - Ray C. Harker minister. Sunday school at 9:45. Public worship at II a. m. and 7:30 D. Tn. The pastor will preach morning and evening. Morning subject: The Reward of the Inconspicuous." Evening topic: The Glory of Compassion" Class meeting at the close of the morning service. The Senior and Intermediate Epworth League meetings at 6:3O You are cordially invited to all the services.
 TRINITY PRO-cATHEORAL-Ser- vices will be held tomorrow, first Sunday in Lent. in Trinity Pro- Cathedral. South Second avenue fac ing the courthouse, the Rev. William J Scarlett, vice-rector. as follows. Kindergarten and Sunday school at .9:45 o'clock; morning prayer and ser mon at II o'clock; vesper service at o'clock At the morning service the following musical selections will be given by the choir under direction of Mrs Deity: Tc Deum in F.. flat. Dudley Buck; offertory solo. Come Unto Me-" w. Coenen. sung by F. G. Billings. At the vespeI service the offertory solo will be recitative and aria from MendelsOhn's Elijah. Lord God of Abraham" sung by Mir. Arm strong