The Arizona champion., 1884-05-10
Wm. Fain left last Monday for his

visit to his Illinois home.
 MT Earth of Holbrook spent three days in Flagstaff recently.
 Geo. Buckler was down from For, Moroni the first of the week.
 Mrs. Gibson of the west end has been quite sick with quinsy.
 Mrs. A. F.. Fay is back from Albu. querque much improved in health.
 Frank Hart the we'll known ranch man has spent the past week in town. One criminal case this week. De- fendant a lad ot thirteen, acquitted.
 ]. R. Fitzpatrick the East End gro Ger visited Albuquerque the present week.
 R. B. Hawley of the firm of Stover, Crary & Go. was in town Thursday and Friday.
 MT. Marve Beal's little daughter is quite sick. Dr Brannen is attending the little sufferer.
 Miss. Ida Rawson will begin se- lect school on the. 10th. Tuition sa. 50 per scholar.
 Our old friend D. r. Hart was up from his Oak Creek ranch on last Monday and Tuesday.
 Mrs. Leonard's residence will so on be completed and when finished will make cozy little home.
 Ed Whipple's place will be opened about the 18th. The place is being nicely decorated throughout.
 Tucson has foot pads Prescott Courier. Flagstaff has a string band, don't need pads for their feet.
 Our friend J. B. Thomas was as happy as a school boy during the visi, of his old friend the Hon. T. F. Eg gers.
 Mir. Middleton the jewelry and novelty store man now occupies the comodious house vacated by J. H Wilson.
 Geo. Kay Miller correspondent of the Pacific Rural Press pad visit to Williams where his family resides a, present.
 Ben Wittick the we'll known photo, grapher who makes specially of In dian pictures thinks of locating in Flagstaff.
 P. B. Brannen the seinor ofthe we'll known firm of Brannen & Co. spent week in town. They have branch house in Prescott.
 The lumber for the completion of 7 the hotel addition IS on the ground and the house is being built by Leon- ard and Anderson.
 ]. H. Wilson has rem owed his store and fixtures 10 Holbrook. We are sorry to loose our entcrprising mer chant and esteemed citizen.
 P. P. Daggs is in from the noun tains. We may have been a little premature in calling Jack the noun tain dude. P. P. is duGer.
 C. C. Archer residing on a ranch three miles north of Bellemont has lost 50 head of fine horses. They were driven off by rus,lers.
 We were glad to see Mir. Ralph Osborne on the street once more. He has been confined to his room great CT part of the time since last Novem- Der.
 ]. C. Rodgers "Red" and Jack Bidwell, both for long time with J. N. Berry, leave to day for Montana Their many friends regret their de- parture.
 Fred Nellis a we'll known freighter and business man came in from Ash Fork and IS spending few days look. ing over the town with a view oi To- eating here.
 Our genial friend Ben Chester is going to the mining country north of this place. We will miss Ben and if good wishes are of any avail he will strike it rich.
 P. B. Hrannen x Co. have received that car load of Studebaker wagons. buck boards and buggies. Have lit tie style about yourself. Go to Peter and get yourselfa a rig.
 C. F. Catherns formerly of Prescott IS now a prosperous FlagStaffite. - Prescott Courier.
 Yes, Charlie is here and will re- main for some time to come if Flag staff can keep him.