Arizona republican., 1912-07-28

] MORE FORDS-The very latest new Ford owners are H. w. kewlinS and A R. Cheever, who made their
 buys yesterday.
 FOR THE coAsT-E N Marvell. the nephew of Frank Loveitt, of the Southwestern Stockman left yesterday for Los Angeles, MT. Marvell has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Loveitt here for a few days.
 PICNIC AT EASTLAKE PARK The socialists and their friends will hold a basket picnic at Eastlake park this afternoon and evening, al which speaking and a general good time will be enjoyed.
 SUMMER WlDOWER NO MORE Roland N. Moutier, city ticket and passenger agent of the Santa Fe in
 Phoenix left for Winslow last night
 to meet Mrs. Moutier, who has been
 in the east since mid April.
 AMONG THE FIRST-Among the
 first to return to Phoenix after va
 cation in the cOOleP parts is Miss
 Mary Truman, who arrived from
 Prescott last night accompanied by
 her friend Miss Leona Murphy.
 WEEKEND VlslTORS-The usual
 weekend visitors to Iron Springs were
 composed of C. D. Dorris F.. T. Col
 lings. s. J. Doster. w. s. Thompson. These gentlemen leave every Saturday
 for the mountain resort where they
 visit thei: families.
 GOING TO CALlFoRNIA-H J.
 JCnes, proprietor of the Maricopa
 Electric Auto company, will leave some day this week for various
 points of interest in southern Cali
 fornia on mixed business and
 pleasure trip.
 FOR SAN DIEGO-Mrs. M. A. Stan
 ford left yesterday for San Diego where sine will pass her summer vaca-
 ton. NJ. Stanford accompanied his
 wife as far as the train but then stopped, saving. 'onfy the women folks
 can take vacations, 1 am going to stay
 here and attend to business"
 GONE BUT NOT TO STAY-J, Wesley Walker. capitalist and real estate broker will leave today on his annual trip east MT Walker never leaves Phoenix but what he comes back a greater booster for the Salt river valley than ever and his return is awaited with pleasure by many friends.
 UNION sERVICE-"The Man Who Lived in I Graveyard will be the sub iect of the sermon by Rev. J. Harvey Deere at the Plaza meeting Sunday ev- ening Definite arrangements have been made for more chairs. The male quartet will sing. The general public is invited Let all plan to be on hand by 700 o'clock.
 ARIZONA GUIDE FOR AUGUST The August number of the Arizona Guide will soon be issued and placed on sale in all the news stands in the southwest. Special attention is paid to the Salt River valley in this number Some of the features of next month will be the logging of the Ari-
 zuna roads and views of Arizona | scenery. There will also be railroad 1 timetables and a hotel directory. A CONUNDRUM-A post card was received yesterday from George MintZ | a member of one of the camping parties en route to the White noun | tains, that was caught this side of Fish creek when the landslide Oc cured on Fish Creek hill. MT. Mintz announced the safe arrival of his l party in Globe on the 25th and added that Fish creek hill was impossible | The query is how did he get over? FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - J. 1 Harvey Deere. D. D, pastor. Who Is 1 The Happy Man" will be the pastors l o'clock Sunday school will hold its worship at 9:45 a. m. The B. Y. P. U. l will meet at 500 o'clock, with Mir. Os- l born as leader Evening service will | be held 1n the Plaza from zoo to 500 1 o'clock at which time the pastor of l this church will deliver the sermon 1 Welcoma to all services of the day.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Third Ave. and Adams street Sunday school at 9:45 a m.; preaching service at II a. m. Sermon 1 by Charles R Osburn, secretary of 1 Board of Control. Subject Of dis l course, Bible Study" Miss AleXan- 1 der will sing cordial invitation is 1 extended to all. This church joins | with the other churches in a union l service at ' D. m. at the city hall 1 plaza.
 s1oo FOR soMEBoOY-The police