Arizona republican., 1913-05-25
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management of the Crittenton home express the thanks of the institution to A. G. Bailey for about 200 pounds of apricots
 WALSH IS LEAVtNG-Wm. F. | Walsh of Newport R. l.. who has been in charge of Graves branch store this spring. will leave tomor- row for Colorado Springs.
 BUYS CASE CAR-W. E. Noonan of Gila Bend. Arizona. yesterday bought a Case 40 of the Chas. Me Arthur company w w Catlin of the company's selling force will drive the car and the party overland to the Bend.
 1 PRESIDING ELDER LEAVES Rev. S M. Cheek, presiding elder of l the Arizona district of the Southern 1 Methodist church in Arizona, left yes ! terday at noon to visit the work of his church at Gila Bend. Following that ne will make other calls in southern Arizona.
 MUSIC RECiTAL-The pupils of 1 Mrs. Arthur Gibbons Hulett will be 1 heard in music recital on Monday l evening, May 26, at s o'clock, at the | Presbyterian church. There will be | both vocal and instrumental numbers.
 
 LETTER FOR DE POSEOA-Chief of Police Moore has an important let ter for Petra de Poseda, sent from i brother at Pearce, Ariz. The chief l doesn't know Poseda and hasn't any l idea why it was addressed in his care. | The man to whom it is addressed may obtain the letter by calling at the police station.
 AT CASA GRANDE-W. c. Huey. who has been spending the winter on the E. L. Groves ranch near | Scottsdale, and pr. Bell of this city are spending a few days in amateur | archaeological work in the vicinity of | Casa Grande. They went down in MT Huey's car and will make quite | a little tour before erturning. l MISS STARkWEATHER'S RE- | ClTAL-Miss Lila Starkweather. an advanced pupil of Mrs Arthur Gib- bons Hulett. will be heard in piano l recital on Thursday evening at the 1 Presbyterian church She will be as sisted by Miss Clara WiIky. mezzo soprano, one of the accomplished vo- cal pupils of Mrs. Hulett Everybody | interested in music is cordially in vited to attend. The hour of the 1 musicale is set a D. m.
 HIS SkIDDOO TRIP-William The maine will start on his twenty third 1 trip to the coast by way of auto | Monday At Los Angeles Bill will see his very good friend that other i Bill, sometimes formally called Will jam G. Ruess, who sells Popes on the l coast. Bills kid, Fiery is to drive the Celora Stoddard car to the coast this week, and will be their driver during the summer Mir. and Mrs Gates of Mesa will drive a Pope roadster in the same party. re- port of road conditions will be made from Yuma and from San Diego. l SOMEBODY'S WHEEL-When Joe l Martin was arrested a night or two ago, he was in possession of an Ohio bicycle When he sobered up he was rendered the wheel but denied own ership. He couldn't even account for having been found with the wheel The wheel is now at the police sta tiOn awaiting a claimant It is a black frame the middle post is white and the rims are painted gray with a brown stripe The grips are gone from the bars and there is a brass plug in the front tire. Three spokes lhave been broken from the rear 1 wheel.
 HELD FOR ROBBERY-Juan Cor tez was transferred to the county by the police yesterday on charge of having robbed Jose Morales of about five dollars and drinking cup. The linen in company with Antonio Santa lCruz and Jose Galvas were arrested iearly yesterday morning for being ldrunk. When Cortez offered to put lup bail for his appearance, Morales icharged that the man had stolen his
 
 lthe story told by Morales and a Icharge of robbery was immediately lpreferred
 DISTRlcT SUNDAY SCHOOL
 UNlON-There will be a meeting of the Phoenix District Sunday School union at the Presbyterian church on
 Thursday evening, May 29, beginning promptly at 7:45 o'clock. A rousing 1 song service of thirty minutes will be lively starter for the evening.
 The pastors of the city will then dis | cuss the four lessons as outlined by
 the international committee for June. and the organization of the district . association will be perfected. Dur ilig the session the returns of the To- | cal option election will be received. . All people in Phoenix interested in
 Sunday schools cordially invited ! to attend this union meeting.
 COUNTRY CLUB ELECTION-An
 nual election of directors will be held at the Country club Saturday, the
 polls being open from until 1O
 o'clock One of the directors will be : chosen president and he will appoint
 the house committee. Although the club will be open throughout the , summer months election day will also
 be notable as the last tea of the sea
 son. Miss Ellen Conway and Miss 1 Ruth Ainsworth were the hostesses iyesterday and the auction prize was won by Mrs Richard F. Sloan. Among those present were: Mrs Sloan, Mrs