The Arizona champion., 1889-07-20
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Newsy Items from Our Regular
Correspondents.

Mrs. J. M. Killer will soon depar
for the East on an extented tour.
The Somerset House is resort
lately opened here for the comfort
of the travelling public. We predic
rushing business.
Poverty Row is almost surrounded
with mud and water since the recen
heavy rains. making a tour to tina
region any thing but pleasant.
Hurley, the ex-switchman, lef
Winslow Tuesday, accompanied l.
several unpaid bills. May will mis-,
Mr.. Hurley's smiling countenance
especially Lu. Bradshaw.
We have it from liably sourc,
that Martin Sbeehy is to petition
the next legislature to charge bis
name to McGugon. Any alteration
in his nasal organ appendage how
ever be superhous.
Miss Jennie Laycoek who has beer
visiting relatives here for the p, s,
few month is about t. return to her
Ell tern home. Miss Jennie has
m .de many good friends during h ]
stay ir Winslow aud her departure
is deeply regretted.
James Mahoney, a very popular
passen ger conducto' on the A. & P.
and resident OF Winslow's "Brook.
lyn", is the proud papa of a ten
pound boy In assuming the re-
sponsibility Of the parent it is with
pardonable pride that Mr. NJ fee s
he has to guide to manhood the
future president of the home of the
brave and the land OF the free.
Some fend in hIman guise has
lItely taken to writing anonymous
letters to several old and young
people of Winslow. Those receiving
letters were fortunately possessed Of
more sense than to believe its con-
tents, but nevertheless a desire for
blood is predominant and sEoul tho
offender (he or she) be discovered
his or her impression will be that
life is indeed failure, for mercy
will never be shown to any one who
would willfully do all in bis power
to break up happy homes and bring
sorrow and mist ntune to once hope
ful hearts.
Mrs Thomas Hesser, the lady-like
proprietress of the polacial millinery
emporium on r. X. Ave, was the
victim of a most distressing accident
on Tuesday last. While in the act
of igniting one of the burners Of a
gasoline stove, an explosion occurred,
resulting in both of Mrs Hesser's
hands being severely burned. DR..
Sullivan was called in and through
his careful and prem 1T treatment Of
the wounded members, showed
marked skill and ability. Mrs.
Hesser will, no doubt, be able to
attend to the demands Of her increas-
ing trade at an early date.
A circular, recently issued by the
railroad company to its employee,
prohibits alike the use Of intoxicat-
ing liquors and the vice of gambling
and concludes by declaring from
promotion all who shall frequent
saloons. This rule, if enforced On
all occasions, would be Godsend
to many, but it is a rule which has
never been success yet on any
road; the companies issueing it
generally finding themselves short Of
men after one pay day. The CORE
spondent of the CHAMPION feels free
to observe that if the company in
question should provide reading
rooms for its employees, very few
them would ever be seen in a saloon.
Thirty or forty of Winslow s
Serene de Ia creme" met at Indepen-
dence Hall on Harlem Flat Monday
evening, and dancing was INDUCED
i'll till the lamps burned out for lack
of oil. Apropos of dane NC, it may
not be ill-timed to warn the younger
people in the matter of engaging
themselves to particular friends for
nearly all dances before arriving at
the scene Of the disturbance. Too
much can not be said in condemns
ton of this practice. Winslow's
people are not treated thus when
away from home, and visitors do not
relish to be wallhowers any more
than is necessary when attending our
so ,ial hops.