Arizona republican., 1912-09-01

LINDSEY LEAVES-V. E. Lindsey.
 wife and son went to Prescott yes , terday for a couple of days. TWO TO IRON SPRINGS-W. $.
 Heflin and T. E. Irwin went to Iron Springs last night for Sunday and Labor Day.
 NOTICE TO CARPENTERS
 Day badges will be distributed Mon day morning at office of business
 agent. 124 West Washington street.
 OVER LABOR DAY-R. N Moutier
 and wife left yesterday for Prescott.
 where they will remain during the
 Labor Day festivities.
 FOLLOWS THE CROWD-R N.
 Maus followed a large crowd of other
 excursionists to the mile high town
 last night. The carnival of Labor
 Day sports has attracted number of
 local people to Prescott for the two
 days of the celebration.
 ALDRiCHES BACk-Mr. and Mrs.
 James Aldrich. who were visiting
 Mrs AIdrich's son Wesley Knoopp at
 San Diego, returned to Phoenix yes terday. Knoopp was formerly cir CuldIlOH lldHdSeE Ol IIle ATIZOnd 1G- publican.
 FOUR CARLOADS That is the
 size of the shipment of Studebaker autos scheduled to arrive soon in
 Phoenix to fill the numerous orders of the Arizona Motor company Man ager Wood says there is a place for every one of the record consignment.
  political kind, but just a set of Sun day visitors to the big dam, left early this morning in large blue auto for
 the Four Peaks region. The instiga-
 tor of the trip is Sid Wolf and with
 him are Mildred Wolf. Selda Myers and A. B. Clark.
 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI ENTIST-Postoffice Building, en- trance on Monroe street. Sunday ser vice at eleven o'clock, subject of the lesson sermon: Christ Jesus. Wednes- day evening testimony meeting at eight o'clock. Visitors are cordially invited to attend all church services. VISITING SISTER - Miss Erna Messing of Metford. Wisconsin, ar
 rived in Tempe Friday night to spend d short time with her sister. Mrs. " l.. Wildermuth. Although yester- 1 day was rather warm after having summered in such a cool climate she 1 Is very well pleased with this To- | cality
 STUD MAN-Louis Gieseke of ShO- shone, Idaho. writes the board of | trade he has about twelve carloads
 of potatoes on hand he would like to dispose of to Salt river valley people. l He asks for the names of some deal
 CTS in this vicinity. and intimates he l would also like to know some farm | CTS about here who need seed spuds. HYDER'S HELP HOME-Mrs. John Hyder returned yesterday from a summers visit with relatives in 1 New Mexico. Kelley Hyder, who has been spending a two weeks vacation | in New Mexico also returned thus l relieving John Hyder from the dou- ble management of their store in Tempe and the Phoenix Store De Luxe
 SHIPPING ORE-The mine owned by S J. TribOlet of this city has been shipping ore lately from the Glen dale depot The haul from the work ing to the freight car is about thirty five miles The proximity of the mine to Phoenix makes it almost a home institution. and the results are being watched with interest here. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Third Ave. and Adams street Sunday school at 9:45 A. M. Preach ing services at II A. NJ. and P. M Rev George Logic of Tucson will preach at both services. Music by chorus choir Solo by Miss Alexander. All are cordially invited to worship with us. P. $. C. E. meeting at
 P. M.
 FIRST BAPTIST cHURcH-Sunday school at 9:45 A. NJ. for the adult classes At Il A M. pr. T. F. Mc- Courtney will preach. After the ser l mon the Lords supper will be obser- ved At P. M. Rev. w. F. Smith Will preach The pastor Rev. J. Harvey | Deere, D. D. will be home next Sun day and occupy the pulpit both morn | ing and evening.
 AMONG THE PiNES-H. B. Eaton, and wife and father, who have been in the hills about Flagstaff for the past 1 three months will return to Phoenix tomorrow. While in Flagstaff, they | had the unique experience of endur- 1 ing the little earthquake shocks that sent trembles through the north about three weeks ago. MT. Eaton will return to the employ of Gold man and company on his arrival. OFF FOR THE CoAST-Captain | and Mrs. Andrew Downing left last night on the Phoenix for San Diego. For the next ten days they will be | the guests of their son, Charles $. | Downing and family, of Kansas City, l at Killoare Cottage, La Jolla. After I that they will spend some time in Los | Angeles. the Captain being q delegate | to the G. A. R. national encampment 1 to he held in that city September ninth l to fifteenth. He is the chaplain of the department of Arizona, also post chap l lain of J. w. owen port No. 5, Phoe- l nix.
 l LUCK AND DUCK-The old saying I-worked over for this occasion | about successful in love, but unlucky | at cards" applies neatly to the af 1 fairs of Jasper Nellis. He tried to get baseball park but fell down on