The Arizona champion., 1888-12-01
Local Matters.

stock of jewelry for the holidays.
Trains have been running ON mis-
cradle time lately.
Mrs. Scarborough is quite i'll at hei
residence in flagstaff.
E. s. Clark is now travelling
agent for Hoof and Horn, of Pres
colt.
San Juan champaign cocktails
are what everyone calls for each
morning.
Roadmaster Downs, of the A. d
P. railroad, made Flagstaff visit
this week.
NJ, E. Shepherd, of the Hotel del
Monte, served his patrons with an
excellent Thanksgiving dinner.
NJ. Wolf, representing a Oalifor-
mia tobacco house, was doing the
town this week.
G. A. Bray has already began to
get in has Christmas and New
Years goods,
The Grand Army hall is soon to
be carpeted and otherwise improv-
ed.
John Hicks has been in town
this week and is preparing to ship
q lot of cattle.
Rev. G. ii. Adams preached at
the NJ. Z. Church last Sunday and
left for home on Monday.
T. N. Woodford, who was tele-
graph operator at this place, is now
residing in Brighton, Iowa.
Max Salzman, who has been un.
der the weather for some time, is
now able to be in his stere again.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage ON December I'd of Mr.. A. p.
Smith to Virginia L. Bacon, of
Prescott.
A theatrical troupe, composed of
colored folks, played in Albuquer-
que on the 29th inst.
The San Fernando Sun, run by
Frank Reed, formerly of Holbrook,
has suspended.
The Gallup Register promises its
patrons that it will be printed at
home before the New year.
John McCracken, of Williams,
was welcome visitor to our noun
tain town, this week.
VIM. Morris is out after bunch
of beeves, which he will bring to
town for shipment.
Ed. Rumsey is happy. His wife
presented him with n son Novem-
Der 18th. We congratulate. ~ |
David Babbitt has received a
car load of hardware, doors and
paints, which are for sale at bed
rock prices. =
Now is the time to advertise
your holiday goods. We have the |
largest circulation along the A. &
p. Railroad.
William Q. Manning a one-legged
man, has been performing in our
town at Sawyer's Hall in gymnasts |
and other muscular feats.
The Prescott Courier says. Cor
ham A. Bray is said to be the most |
energetic citizen of the lively town
of flagstaff
p. j. Brannen, our energetic
merchant received car load Of
coal on Thursday, and quickly |
disposed of it.
Quite number of people from
Winslow aud Williams, were in |
town this week to attend the
masquerade.
VIM. Munds, large cattle owner
who lives on the Verde, is in town.
Mr.. Munds is genial gentleman
and has many friends in Flagstaff |
who are always glad to meet him.
The Thanksgiving dinner given
by the ladies of the M. Z. church
was a grand success, and those who
had charge of the affair are deserv-
ing of praise.
We are sorry to learn that Joseph |
r. Lockett is dangerously i'll at his
home about four miles from town.
he has not been able to leave his
room for six weeks.
Anthony Stevens, agent for the |
Yale Time Lock Co., of Stanford,
Conn, was in town this week, and
cleaned and otherwise overhauled
the time locks on our local banks.
II you want a fine Sunday din
ner, that will make you feel like a
prince and as rich as Jay Gould, go
to NJ 4. shepherds south side Of
Railroad Avenue.
Thanksgiving day passed of
quietly in Flagstaff. All of the
restaurants furnished an extra bill
Of fair ON that day and there are "a |
considerable less live turkeys now.
Lee human, who was charged
with grand larceny, has been tried |
and convicted, the jury recon-
mending the mercy Of the court on
account of the youthfulness of the
prisoner.
A dancing party was given at the
residence of Sam Black, about one