Arizona republican., 1918-12-08

the public on Monday, December 9.
People who have books are requested
to return them promptly.
OIL MAN HERE-R. E. Lozier, an
oil man from Tulsa, Oklahoma is a
guest at the jefferson hotel.
PENTECOSTAL SERVlCES-Ser-
Pentecostal church on the corner of
Tenth and Washington streets.
COTTON MEN HERE-F. P. Regain
and c. ]. Pollard, ranch men and cot
ton growers from Palo Verde, are
stopping at the jefferson hotel.
HOTEL MAN A VISITOR-John
Chack of Castle Hot Springs hotel was
registered at the Commercial hotel yes
terday for a short visit here.
SHEEP MEN IN ToWN-John ].
and J. w. Bailey, extensive sheep rails
ers from near Flagstaff, are stopping
for a few days at the Commercial
hotel. A physician, DR.. Bert Hascett,
is temporarily at the same hotel.
TO PAY VISIT HERE-Mrs. J. H.
McMurry of Sayetteville, Arkansas,
arrived Friday to spend the Christmas
holidays with her mother, Mrs. Joella
Farmer, and her sister, Mrs. George
Coffin.
-OOMMi ] I " lie tOHl-
mittee of AriZonans, appointed to
thresh out the problem of settling re-
turned soldiers on the lands in Ari-
IONA, will meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the chamber of commerce.
EVANGELIST TO PREACH-The
Rev. w. r. Burgess, an evangelist of
California, will preach at the Second
| Baptist church, corner Fifth and JEFF
| ferson streets, today at o'clock p. M
All are welcome to attend
ONE CHURCH DOESN'T REOPEN
There will be no service today in the
First Presbyterian church. The con-
gregation has decided to hold no more
services until it is certain that the cpl
| demic Of influenza has abated and the
| danger is past.
DIDN'T CARE FAMILY, CHARGE
Joseph Dill was given a preliminary
hearing in Judge De Souza's court yes
| terday on the charge of failure to pro-
vide. He was held to answer in the
superior court and his bond fixed at
$500, which he provided.
CATTLE MEN IN PHOENIX
Well-known cattlemen from widely
separated parts of the country regis
tered at the jefferson hotel yesterday.
They included C. 3. Willingham of Ell
Pas0, Texas; Frank r. Sanders of
Chandler and Charles f. Burton of Ash
Fork
NO CALVARY BAPTIST MEETING
No services will be held today at
the Calvary Baptist church 1t was
decided at the last hour to wait a week
in order to determine if the influenza
situation is sufficiently better to war
rant public gatherings.
SERGEANT MAJOR THOMAS IN
U. S.-Mrs. Fred H. Thomas yester-
day received word of the arrival from
England to this side of her husband,
Sergeant Major Thomas of the S24th
aero squadron. The sergeant major
in his telegram from Camp Mills, New
York, stated that he expected to arrive
in Phoenix in another month.
THESE TO DELIVER COTTON
The names of f. E. Harvey, JACK
Kersting, X. H. Minter, F. E Hart ant
r. +. Whitfield We're selected yester-
day at the Phoenix gin of the South
west Cotton company In accordance
with the plan in force at that concern
these men will be permitted to eacf
: deliver one load of cotton at that giI
on Saturday, December IA
: NO FIRST BAPTIST SERVICE
Because of the rainy weather an(
other unfavorable conditions, the pas
tor and members of the First Baptis
| church feel that it would not be wis,
to have services in the church thi
week. Therefore there will be NJ
services in the church today, nor viii
there will any prayer meeting on Wed
nesday
w %. w. MEETS ToNlGHT-Tht
local order of the Woodmen of the
. World will resume its regular weekly
meetings tonight at its headquarters
after abandoning them two months
: ago on account of the influenza cpl
2 demic. Election of officers for the
} ensuing year will be held at the meet
ing tonight, and a full attendance i:
desired.
ODD FELLOWS ELECT OFFICERS
The following officers have beef
elected for the coming term by tn,
Odd Fellows and will take office thu
first meeting night in January: Johr
C. Eichenauer, noble grand c. G
Marshall, vice grand; f. c. Sloane
| secretary; DR.. H. 0. Ramsey, treas