Arizona republican., 1912-08-31
WICkENBURG VISITOR

CCwell, of Wickenburg, was a Phoe- nix visitor yesterday.
 TO LA JUNTA-H M. Keogh went north last night bound for La Junta, Colorado. He spent the summer in Phoenix.
 RETURNING FROM CoAsT-Dr. J. J. SWetnam who has been enjoying vacation on the coast will return this morning.
 FROM MESA-A. M Davis of Mesa arrived in Phoenix last night to meet Mrs. Davis, who is returning from a summer in Prescott.
 HERE FOR A DAY.-John Christy, of Clifton, was a Phoenix visitor yes terday. leaving last night for the east
 ROZElNE'S RETURN-Robert Ro- Zeine, Mrs. RoZeine and the two boys returned yesterday from six weeks stay
 in the east at Chicago and other points. BACK FROM THE NORTH.-Jo Connors and Miss Evelyn Smallwood, who have been in northern Arizona in the interest of the publication of Who's Who in Arizona" returned to Phoenix last night.
 TWO DAYS IN NORTH-W S. GOldsworthy. general agent of the Santa Fe in Phoenix, left last night on
 a day flying trip over the northern part of the state. He will take in the Grand Canyon and Prescott. l. FREE METHODIST CHURCH East Adams street Sunday school for adult classes at 10 a. m. Preach ing at IL Class meeting at 7:3O. Evening service at o'clock. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30. All are | invited.
 HUDSON ARRAIGNED-Earl Hud- | son who had been arrested for raising I a check and later. for issuing forged 1 or fictitious check was arraigned be- | fore Justice Johnstone yesterday and 1 both cases were set for hearing next | Tuesday.
 PROGRESSIVE MEETING-T | was fairly well attended progressive meeting at the superior court room Hast night and there was a fair de- 1 gree of enthusiasm considering the weather The chief speaker was | Captain Alexander
 PEOPLES TABERNACLE-West 1 Washington and Third avenue. Sun l day school at 9:45 A. NJ Preaching al 1 11:0O. Evangelistic service at ': 30 P | M. A special effort is made to lift high 1 the christian standard of purity anC l truth. All are cordially invited to at l tend these services.
 SPECIAL LABOR DAY SERVICE ] According to his custom for years the 1 pastor of the First Methodist church
 Ray c. Harker, will preach a Labor | Day sermon on Sunday evening. The | service is at 7:3O. The church is al i the corner of Second avenue and Mon | vited. Those interested in the labol ] question are especially urged to bt 1 present.
 SWING AROUND CiRCLE-Projec 1 Engineer C. H Fitch. who is now ir Los Angeles on business connected
 with the reclamation service, will make
 q wide circle to the north and east be
 fore returning to Phoenix. He vii l make San Francisco the first stop. theI
 go eastward through Salt Lake, Denver
 and around from the north home
 again.
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH-Ray c. Harker D. D. min
 ister Sunday School, 9:45, John l.
 Burcham, superintendent. Public
 worship at Il A. M. and 7:30 P. M. The
 pastor will preach morning and even | ing. Morning sut ect: The Immortal
 ity of Good Deeds. Evening Topic
 Labor Day Sermon The Epwortf
 League meeting 6:30. The Winner!
 Bible class cordially invites all mer I and women to it's session at 9:45.
 LABOR SUNDAY AT CHRISTIAN
 URCH-Sunday, sept. 1st, at tho
 Christian church, corner F1fth avenue and Monroe streets The evening o'clock service will be held in honor of Labor Day. over twenty thous
 and American pastors observe thl' day and have promised to preach
 sermon on the theme, "One Day il
 Seven for Industrial Workers. MT
 F N Phillips is one of these an'
 will address himself to this sub1ec
 at that hour Good music by mlXe'
 quartet and great general congrega
 tionaI singing. An invitation ha : been extended to the labor unions A great service anticipated. Morn ing service begins at 10 with Blbl school and closes at 11:30 with ser 3 monette and communion services a , usual Y. r. $. C. E. at ( D. m. A NEW ATTORNEY-John I DunIap is subject to arrest for prac 5 ticing law without license from tn medical board of examiners. He ap peared before a jury in Justice John l. stones court yesterday in behalf O e Walter Harrington who had been ar rested at the instance of the human s officer for working a horse Whic was not in shape to be worked, b C reason of a large sore on the necf e MT. Dunlap spoke in feeling terms c the poverty of the defendant and hl y need of working. He dWelt on hi . industry and his good character l e the community. Tears ran down tn
 cheeks of Jake Miller and Harr
 Bennett two of the jurymen and a !. the others were visibly affecte ( l rafraino6 from Mppnini