The Arizona champion. [volume] (Peach Springs, Mohave County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1883-1891, 1888-12-08

Town UIllS week IrOill Ills fuiiCH.
Miss Susie Rumsey left on Mon.
day for Prescott to spend the winter.
Babbitt has just received a fine
assortment Of fancy mixed can,
dies.
i Babbitt has just received several
boxes of oranges, direct from
Florida.
For cranberries, apples, sweet
cider, fine candies and cigars, go to
Rabbits.
Mat and jesse Black will start
a skating rink at Sawyer's hall on
Monday evening.
Albuquerque is jubilent over the
expectancy of new railroad being
built to that city.
Joseph R. Lockett's condition is
much improved and, we hope, will
soon recover entirely.
Geo. Fl. Tinker accompanied by
his son Willie, left yesterday after
noon for The Needles.
Carter Brothers have an ad. in
this issue of the CHAMPION. Look
at it and give them call.
Everything looks as though Flag
staff and surrounding country would
enjoy boom next spring,
Deputy Sheriff Francis took a
man to Prescott yesterday for steal
ing a saddle from George Prime.
Miss Jennie Beal, who has been
quite i'll for the past week, we are
happy to state, is rapidly recovering.
j. G. Stewart, the San Francisco
Avenue Merchant, will leave short
ly for visit to his relatives in
New Mexico.
Major J. w. Donnelly, of the
Land Department of the A. Il T.
r. r., spent the first part Of the
week in Flagstaff.
During the absence of Geo. III.
Tinker, J. NJ. Simpson is authorized
to collect bills for the CHAMPION
office.
The Needles, California, is said
to be booming. 1t is hard matter
for any one to get comfortable
sleeping place there.
J. b. Tappan, one of the largest
wool growers of this section, was in
town on Thursday and left on
Friday for Williams.
Mr.. J. J, Hicks is quite i'll at his
residence near Geo. Hox worth, moi
having been able to leave his home
for the past four or FIVE weeks.
DIR. J. M. Marshall, the dentist
has returned from his professiona
trip along the. railroad and will now
attend to his Flagstaff practice.
E. NJ. Doe, Esq. of the law firm
of Stewart d Doe, returned OF
Thursday from Prescott where hi
had been attending to court matters
Mrs. Thos. Howe, wife of oul
popular furniture man, returned
home this week from her visit east
Her many friends in Flagstaff arr
glad to see her.
A Kansas Judge has rendered tn
| remarkable decision that both hus
band and wife are entitled to ente
: a place of amusement on tickle
, reading admit one"
Frank Foster, and al Doyle, o
the Arizona Wood Company hav
, returned home from Prescott, wher
, they went to attend the sale of TIN
, Mineral Belt Railroad.
r Cameron and Lind have receives
an invoice of election hats, whicl
for quality and style are concede
! to be the best of any In town, an
which they are selling cheap 70
| cash-CaIl in and look at them. Il
! The teachers of our public schoc
n are preparing to give an afternoon
entertainment on Friday, Dec. 2Stf
a There will be declamations, debates
r ETC., by the pupils on that day
r Parents and friends of the schot
! should attend.
r On Sunday evening Hon. job
i v. Rhoades, gave farewell suppe
a at the hotel of M. E. Shepherd t
O. O. Goven, Fred and Harry Sun
!. mers, and Will Stewart. He lei
r the following evening for Ne
r York, where he will spend th
: holidays, The CHAMPION wisht
8 him pleasant trip and o speed
d return.
h No such crowd has been seen Q
dance this season as that assen
a bled at the Wood Hall last evenin
K 1t was a jolly crowd bent on e,
h tracing all the fun possible froI
d the occasion. Terpsichore wa
IS wooed ardeDtly until the wee SIM
70 hours of morning. The music wa
r excellent.
'e A happy event occurred at Il
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