The Arizona champion., 1888-08-04
Personal.

D. Pentland, the Prescott den
 tist, arrived here this morning ol
 a professional visit.
 A niue-pound girl was born tc the wife of George Buckler on thu
 24th of July.
 Mrs. Ella Barney will leave to day to visit her sister, Mrs. Charle.
 Dickinson, at the Verde.
 Ellis Wainwright, managing di rector of the Arizona Cattle Com pany, left for the East to-day.
 J. T. Luce and family arrived yesterday from Holbrook, and it is understood will make Flagstaff their future home.
 Sheriff Mulvenon arrived in Flag. staff yesterday from the county seat, and is talking politics and business with the boys.
 E. NJ. Sanford, a prominent Pres colt attorney, was in Flagstaff Tuesday and Wednesday. He left for Albuquerque.
 J. B. Thomas, wife and children, left Wednesday for Prescott to visit his father, 0. A. Thomas, ex-Regis- ter of the Land Office.
 D. A. Murphy made flying trip to Williams this week to visit his brother Will, who is engaged in the merchandise business there.
 J. B. Tappan, prominent sheep man of Challender, was in Flagstaff the first of the week. Mir. Tappan has growing interests here.
 Al Doyle, superintendent of the Arizona Wood Company, who has been i'll several weeks of fever, is again upon the streets, though look ing quite weak.
 E. N. Woodford returned last Saturday from the Las Vegas hot springs. He is somewhat improved, yet too ill to resume work as opera tor at the depot.
 The CHAMPION acknowledges pleasant call this week from J. L. Davis, one of the leading citizens of Williams. Come again, John; you are always welcome.
 Judge J. NJ. Sanford of Williams paid Flagstaff business visit last Sunday. He is authority on Indian language and its derivation, and con versant with their lore.
 T. c. Norris and wife left this morning to visit relatives at Berry vile, Ark, to be absent about two months. They will go by way of Chicago, at which city Mir. Norris has legal business.
 Tom Lewis of Ash Fork, we'll known throughout the county, has been at the residence of Mrs George Prime in Flagstaff for nearly three weeks, quite i'll from rheuma- tism in the arm and shoulder. The pain is gradually growing less, and he thinks he will soon be all right again.
 Gerald and James Fitzgerald, who have long been respectively agent and operator at the Flagstaff depot, left Monday for Los Angeles, at which place they will probably re- side in future. None were more warmly and generally liked in Flag staff than these gentlemen, and their is regretted.
 Will Bayless, Mike Ryan and NJ. S. Beal returned Tuesday from three weeks hunting trip to the valleys as far as seventy miles south. They killed several deer and ante lope and number of wild turkeys. MT. Bayless located ranch sixty miles south of Flagstaff, on which is a large spring of water.
 Thomas 0. Bray, whose store and goods were burned during the recent fire at Prescott, will leave in ., few days for his old home in Masslchu- setts, probably to remain. He is cousin of c. A. Bray, who he is at present visiting in Flagstaff. Tom has grown very popular in this county, where he has resided for eleven years.
 E. E. Westcott, father of Mrs. D. A. Murphy, and who has been en- gagged in the mercantile business for several months at Williams, left yesterday for the East. He will visit daughter living at San Mar cial, N. M., and brother in Kan sas, and then go to his old home in Michigan. In the fall he will start with his oldest son for Virginia, where he has purchased an exten-