The Arizona champion., 1885-04-04
HLINSLOW.

, the A. & P. road. He carries heav stock of goods, and his trade extends
 to Tonto Basin, So miles, Moencoppy
 IIs miles, and supplies the Navab
 traders with their goods.
 Messrs Mulverney x Owens, tn, : latter for long time merchant a
 Blackberry, were in town purchasing a stock of J. H. Breed, to take to thu
 Navajo country, where they now oper
 store.
 J, H. Perry, brother of the popular
 conductor by that name on the A. &
 F., has purchased the popular saloon
 and billiard hall formerly run by liar
 vey Bannen, and is doing prosper
 ous trade. Mr. Perry has annexed a
 restaurant to his saloon, and made
 many valuable improvements. The
 railroad boys stop with "J. H."
 ~ Our former townSman, Al. Gregg,
 is running the skating rink, which Is tliberally patronized by the stalwart
 sons and fair daughters of Winslow.
 B. F. Saunders, the well known
 cattle man, has sold hls cattle and
 range to the Arizona Cattle Company,
 for $50, 900. He retains 4,ooo head of cattle, whichhe will take to Utah. MT. Saunders Will be prepared to sup pie cattle to parties in lots Of from
 500 up, from his Utah range. F C. Demorest, the popular hotel man, is figuring on the erection of a new Hotel at Winslow, which will be 3ox4o, and two stories high. He has been dolng business in WinSlow for four years past, and the income in trade and the bright future before the town, offers great inducements for more commodious hotel, and MT, Demorest has the enterprise and push about him that will keep pace with the town. His two sons, Albert and Charles, are with him in the hotel business, and both are popular young men.
 Frank, Hicks, the popular young merchant, who for four years past has carried on business in Wlnslow, still sticks to the helm.
 Below ws-give few items from our regular correspondent at that place:
 WINsLow, A. T. April 2, 'SS.
 On last Saturday evening one of the mos, pleasant parties that We have had the pleasure of attending m the l West. assembled at the skating rink. With three or four exceptions, all the ladies of Winslow turned out and each one seemed to think it was their spec ial duty to make the occasion pleasant for everyone, and they succeeded admirably. Among the visitors we noticed the three Misses Beai, Miss Black, Miss Crauthers, P. B. Brannen and also the happy Dr. Brannen. Pet er and the Doctor enjoyed themselves, know, but as our gallants, Messrs. Pomcroy, Thompson and Martin, the attention of the Flag taff ladies, I could not learn if they ild or not, but some day I am going o Flagstaff and find out. Dancing md skating kept up until II o'clock, when an elegant lap supper was served. When the Mesdames Gilluly, Nichols, ( Sainey and Downs with cake, fruit nd coffee, and E. McCammon with cheese" and pickles cannot make a erson feel as though they are hun ry, then all others need not try. ust as the "town clock in the court ouse tower" was striking the hour of u welve, notifying the people that the b abhath was near at hand, they locked \ p the rink and went home, each one d ,eling glad thpy had been there and oped the occasion would soon be re- B eated. ...-... W "All Fools Day" was celebrated to O s full extent in Winslow. Mcclure, r, le whole-soul (but sleepy) night train ty Ispatcher, caught a great many fools l his hook when he called them all q, } to go to wreck. And showing fc em old Jimmy Donnelly, who was a O, ,ysical wreck in every sense, and b, en treating them all to cock. tail il. ith no whiskey in it. This last was Itb C eye of the needle that went through ls, e camel and broke its back, and had t kind friends interferred, there ,uld have been heard dull, sickly hud" and Mcclure would have been
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