The Arizona champion., 1890-02-22

morning and Is now at the bedside
 of her brother Elmer.
 Hon. w. C. Stewart has return
 ed from his trip to San Francisco
 after an absence of two weeks. He
 went there on business connected
 with his law firm.
 The parents of Peter Simmons,
 the man who died at this place last
 November, are residents of Oak
 Dale, Mo, where they have been
 been found and no5i;ioI Of the death
 of their son.
 John Derr, the tailor, will remove
 his shop about the first of the month to thenext house below the postofiice
 formerly occupied by J. Nj. Simp-
 son, as an undertaking establish
 ment.
 MT. and Mrs. R. R. Risdon, who spent few days in Flag5taf, as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Tarpan, left ou Wednesday evening for Los Angeles where they will hereafter reside.
 Philip Full, Sr, one of the larg- est horse men in this section of the country, was CHAMPION visitor tlis week. He says that stock are doing well in all portions Of tI,e San Francisco mountains.
 A dance will be gi, en at the Wood hail next Wednesday night in honor of Miss Wheeler, who in tends to leave for Prescott on the following day. All of those who receive invitations should attend.
 Thos. J. Fesser and wife were up from Wirsiow this week to at tend the k. Of ?. dance. They were acoomp2nie'; by l1r, Mikado [. Roach, a very "tiIy" young man Of that Le"e.
 R. ". Bell returned; this weei, from Phenix and Southern Arizona where he has been on blsinosS visit. He thinks there is no doubt but that the Prescott & Pj:enix R, R. viii Dc constructed at: an errly day.
 Our recent acquisition, Fir. A. II. Greenburg was called upon by one Of the Chinese laundrymen of the town for the: purpose Of securing his washing, aAi commences; his interview i,y She inquiry: What company you bclans to. You Ger man Jew OF DemoGlatl"
 NJ. Salzman's spring and summer samples have arrived and measures will be taken hy him. lie sells cusGom made clothing cheaper than any other place in the United States. If you don't believe it, 1 come in and I will prove it. tf.
 I. NJ. Bond, the intelligent ant genial agent and correspondent of | the Albuquerque Citizen, arrived | in town last Tuesday, and is now engagel in writing up the several business houses of thls town. We look for good write up of our town in that enterprising journal 1
 Thos. Howe, our popular furni- ture man, returned last Thursday | from quite an extensive trip all i over the United States, having visited El Paso, Texas, New Orleans Chicago, Kansas City, and other cities in this coantry. He was gone about three weeks.
 The dance given at the Wood i Hall by Flagstaff Lodge, No s, K. of P. was a very pleasant party and a social success as well as tinan- cial one. The evening was a rath- CT disagreeable one, but our society people turned out just the same. The attendance would have been larger had 1t not been for the in- clemancy of the weather.
 At the K. of P ball last Tuesday evening, Al Doyle, a large and re- spected cattle man of this section, met with quite serious and pain ful accident. The stove pipe at tached to one of the stoves did not act just right and began to smoke. Al got on top of the building and while engaged in adjusting the pipe fell from the roof, breaking his left leg close to the foot. He is now under the direction of Dr. P. G. Cornish and is doing fairly well.
 The Flagstaff Free Library As sociation completed all its arrange nents last evening. A committee on credentials consisting of G. 4. Bray, Geo, 'Babbitt, J. M. Simpson We're duly elected. Now is your . lime to get either of these gentle nen to endorse your cards and avail yourselves of the opportunities of cred by the association to take to your homes your choice of the 300 volumes now in the library. An addition of some 250 volumes will pc added thereto in few days. l