Arizona republican., 1912-07-13

UNDER THE WEATHER-Secre- tary Fitzgerald of the Y. M. C. A. IS improving after a slight illness.
 r. z. IRVINE LEAVES-T. F. IT, vine and family left yesterday morn ing to pass the hot weather in Iron Springs.
 IN LOS AilGELES-H B. Chaney of the Cement Workers Concrete com pany is passing few weeks in Los Angeles.
 BUSINESS VISITOR Adolph Graff a former Phoenician is in the city on business for Los Angeles l firm. Mir Graf was at one time | connected with the H. H. McNein | company.
 CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH l Opposite pOstOffice. w. R. Thorn | ton, pastor. II a. m. pastor will preach; z D. m, the pastor will preach at city hall plaza. 8 D. m, special service for young people. A. F. Jones' l leader. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
 THE PAPERS FoUND-Fred Blackmer yesterday found a package l of apparently valuable papers la beled, If found return to J. H. Elem l ing" The discovery was made northeast of town. The packet will | be held at The Republican office un- til the owner claims it.
 GOVERNORS DAY.-August 10 will 1 be governors day at the encampment
 at Fort Huachuca and it is certain that in addition to the governor and his staff number of other state officials l will attend the exercises and witness 1 the maneuvers. The day following will
 occur the annual sham battle
 CREME DE MENTHE AGAIN - l Frank Cavalieri has had more good word regarding the performances of 1 his horse Creme de Menthe which 1 won first place in the 2:23 trot on a | half mile track at Mendota Ills, John 1 Breezly driving. Anna B, another valley horse, took second money at Perry. Ills.
 1 PARTNER ARRIVES B F. | Scates' new partner and successor arrived in the small but lively per
 son of an eight pound boy Scates | has long wonted some one he could 1 entrust his business to while on the annual exodus to the coast and now l lie lHlflhS IDt Dtftn Is llIleu. MfS. l Scates is doing well
 FIXING THE TRACK-Work was 1 begun yesterday on leveling and re- vamping the race track at the fair l track at the fair grounds. This work will be continued the greater part of i the time until the opening of the fair in an en1eavOr to have the course i'll 1 the highest state of perfection for the l beginning of the big show.
 FREE METHODIST CHURCH - l Cor. Fifth and Adams Sts. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Preaching at II. Class meeting at 7;45. Evening preaching service at S:15. At the con- ference which was recently held at Los Angeles, Rev. Lamson and wife
 were returned to Phoenix for another year. A cordial invitation is extended
 to all to attend the services.
 AT COAST FOR A MONTH-Roy
 Porter went to Los Angeles last night to pass thirty days vacation in Cali
 fornia resorts. On his return the other partner in the business of Porter Brothers will pass into the
 land of rest and coolness Mrs.
 Earl Porter and son Harold will
 1 coast to spend the summer months RETURN OF DIR. WOODWARD
 Dr. F. Y. Woodward, dentist went to , Waco, Texas, two weeks ago on ac- count of the serious illness of his
 mother who died shortly after the
 arrival of Dr. Woodward The body was taken to the family burying ground at Hutchinson. Kansas. The doctor returns this morning and will resume his dental practice early ir ; the week
 UNION PLAZA MEETINGS The
 second service of the summer season
 will be held on the plaza from to s Sunday evening. Rev w R. Thorn . ton, pastor of the Methodist church } So9uth will preach. There will be ? good singing. It is believed the at tendance will be larger than it wa. . last Sunday evening though it was l excellent then for the first evening l A cordial welcome is extended to tn, k general public.
 1 A CENTURY PLANT-It is no ; l every day that one may see AR cen. | tury plant in bloom but that sigh C may be had now at the residence O = w. F. Thomas, clerk of the superior
 court at his residence on North Cen [, tral avenue. The plant was set ou
 by MT. Thomas tWenty-three year r ago and this is the first time it ha = blOOmed. While perhaps, these plant /. bloom more frequently than once il
 a hundred years. it is certain that i
 is long time between bloomings Q CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Cor. Eft 70 Ave. and Monroe. The Bible SchOO
 9:45 a. m. At 10:45 a. m. the Bibl I school will merge into a short appea
 service at which time the pastor wi # deliver an appeal for Christ upon tn d basis of the Bible school lessons. Fol o lowing the Bible school at II a. m f church service. Topic, The Four S
 of the Bible School Lesson" Mis- - Ella R. Schrabb will sing, Won