The Coconino weekly sun., 1891-11-12

The Stockmen are moving to their winter ranges.
 Overcoats, overcoats, cheap, cheap, at P. J. Brannen's.
 A. K. Lee and A. w. Moody are ex- pected home from Old Mexico next week
 Babbitt Bros, are putting in their new butcher shop large Simmons re- frigerator,
 Jack Montgomery shipped Monday a car load of cattle and one of sheep to Los Angeles.
 .sYou ain't in it'' unless you treat your girl to box of those delicious caramels that Switzer X Son put up.
 Mrs. T. G. Norris and Mrs. H. D. Ross give dancing party at the resi- dence of the latter on Thursday night, and peanut party on Friday night.
 Piano and organ, Miss L. H. Silver nail, teacher, Williams, Arizona. Particular attention given children and new beginners, 35 nts ccper lesson.
 The Sykes Bros. willspend the winter hunting and fishing along the coast of the Gulf of California. They will build boat at the Needles and start from that place.
 A. Eaton has purchased the saloon formerly run by c. F. Babcock, and intends to put in new stock of liquors and fixtures. It will be known here after as "The Elite"
 .. w. A. Moody who went to Santa Rosalia, New Mexico, Hot Springs badly afflicted with rheumatism re- : turned Thursday cured. A. K. Lee,
 who accompanied Mr. Moody, will be home next week.
 A. E. Macomber, former resident , of this place, is in town this week. Mir. Macomber has had party of capi-
 taIists looking at landin this and Apache county. Santa Rosa, Cal, is Mir. Macomber's home at present. l Flagstaff Lodge No. II l. o. G. T. 3 held the regular quarterly election of ? officers on last Saturday night. The
 following officers were elected and will be installed on next Saturday night; f Chief Templar, w. L. Van Horn;
 Vice Templar, Miss May Frcman; Past Chief Trmplar. W. s. Decloss; Supt. a Juvenile Temperance, Miss Mae
 Hawkey; Secretary, w. H. Norman;
 Treasurer, Louis Gotorth; Financial
 Secretary, Miss Rosa Coburn; Marshall,
 Henry F. Ashurst; Guard, Miss Ollie
 Axtell: Sentinel, J. NJ. Welch. Dr. George P. Merrill, Curator de
 pertinent of Geology U. s. National s Museum, is spending the week in thi. h vicinity collecting volcanic specimens o for exhibition at the World's Fair. Dr l Merrill will have maps of all the active I. and extinct volcanoes of the world, a, q well as specimens of the overflow iron
 each at the Worlds Fair,
 7. w. H. Anderson, who owns rancl if near the San Francisco Mountains, thi il year cultivated his potatoes. He say 2, that cultivation doubles the yield b, .. increasing the size and quantity of th' z tubers. His crop yielded between fou
 and five tons per acre. He also raise,
 several acres of turnips, beets, carrots
 and rutabagas, all of which are fine. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Novembe I l5, 1S91-Sabbath School at 10 a. m The Pastor will preach at II a. m. an' 7:30 D. m. Morning service--''Temp tation of Christ" Evening service , The Ifs" of our Temptations. Youn; I Peoples Meeting at 6:30p. m. Week., 70 Prayer Meeting at the Pastors resi- b dcnce on Thursday evening at 7:3'
 o'clock. All are cordially invited t , attend these services.
 The sacrament of the Lords Suppe II was administered last Sabbath mornin; x in the Presbyterian Church, when fou h. new members were received int e. church fellowship. This new organi D. zation is already in q very prosperou f condition, and will build neat chape If in the near futue to accommodate :, their increasing congregation. Rev 1' Dr. Coltman is an earnest worker in th 7, cause, and the church is prosperou g under his ministry.