The Coconino weekly sun., 1891-11-26


 A. K. Lee left for Needles Tuesday where he will spend the winter.
 Geo. II. Cook is off for business trip along the A. X P. this week.
 BoRN-In Flagstaff, Arizona, on November 20, 1891, to the wife oi Matt Black, son.
 Bert Davis, the clerk in the A. x P. freight office here, is taking vacation, and will go east in few days.
 Dr. J. NJ. Marshall, the dentist, re. turned Wednesday, and can be found at his office in Brannen's drug store.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Morales brought two prisoners from Williams on Saturday. They will await the next term of court.
 Mrs. Scarborough left Wednesday morning for St. Johns, where she will make an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. T. s. Bunch,
 Gov. Irwin and family with w. c. Hazledine, solicitor of the A. X P. railroad, passed through here Tuesday night on their way to Prescott.
 A. F. Elliott, of Ontario, Canada, brother of S. T. Elliott of this place, arrived at this place last Friday night and will probably make this his future home.
 The Flagstaff photograph gallery will be open during the winter every Saturday and Sunday, excepting dur ing the Holidays when it will be open all week.
 Mrs. Nellie Park, who has been spending the summer visiting her sis ter. Mrs. John Worries, left for her home in Leayenworth, Kas., on We'd nesday.
 The bans for the marriage of Miss Minnie Hawkins to Mir. Con Meers were made at the Catholic church on Sunday last. The ceremony will take place on Saturday of this week.
 F. w. Sisson, E. E, Ellinwood, Prof, Chafer and Wm. Hull left last Friday for two weeks prospecting tour to the Grand Canyon, where they will locate the richest mine in the world. Chas. w. Davis, agent for the A. X P. railroad at this place, is taking a twenty-days leave of absence. lie will leave for Chicago about the Isl December, where he expects to spend his vacation.
 Messrs. Ashurst, Marshall, Mcclure and Freyer returned from the Grand Canyon Sunday. They are loaded down with specimens of ores, build ing stone and information in regard tC its wonderful wealth.
 Six carloads of cattle were shipped to Los Angeles on Tuesday last, Th' cattle were from the ranges of Mcssrs Clay, Vanderlip and Fame. There arr several more car loads awaiting ship ment on account of lack of cars.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Buck of Holbrook, wh' has been spending the past year il San Diego, Cal, returned home las Thursday. Her son Harry, clerk O the district court, met her here an' accompanied her to Holbrook.
 Dr. J. M. Marshall, who has jus returned from months stay in Pres colt, reports that town in prosper ous condition, and that the people ar awaiting the building of the north an south railroad. which will add much [ the prosperity of that growing town Aren't you ever going to grow old like the rest of usp" asked man of a acquaintanco he hadn't seen for som time. Well, not so long aS ca purify my blood with Ayers Sars' parilla,n was the apt reply. This ma knew what ho was talking about.
 Henry Mehrens died at his home O Beaver creek at 6 o'clock on the morl inc of the 18th inst. MT. Mehrens wa , in Flagstaff last week in his usua health. Deceased was an old settler i Beaver valley and was one of the mos respected residents of that section He was about 90 years of age and
 native of Germany.
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