The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1891-12-31
LOCAL BREVETIEs.


mems.
New Home sewing machine, p. j..
Brannen, agent.
Souvenir spoons at Cook & Lees.
Engraved free of charge.
Johnny Wilzer took the east-bound
train for Cincinnati last Monday.
w. G. Stewart left for the southern
part of the territory Monday evening
See the extra heavy Random mixed
mems underwear at Brannen's, 81 a
suit.
Mrs. George Babbitt left on Monday
last for Cincinnati, where she goes to
visit relatives.
See Brannen line of fine shoes
prices are low. We have dandy
$3.50 ladies' shoe.
Miss Belle Switzer has been confined
TO her home for the past two weeks,
sufferer with the grippe.
E. J. Babhitt has been appointed
administrator in the matter of the es-
tate of Samuel Dittenhoffer, deceased.
Miss Wood, who has been engaged
in teaching school at the Pump dist
riot, left for her home in Kansas Mon
day.
Robert Ferguson attended the Ma
sonic ball and had way up time, and
is treating himself for cold as a re-
suit.
Milton Katzenberg, travelling sales
man for Lowenthal & Meyers, Albu-
querque liqnor dealers, was in Flag
stat, last Sunday,
A. T. Cornish began cutting ice
Tuesday morning. The ice on his
ponds is now eleven inches thick, and
of good quality.
Piano and organ, Miss L. II. Silver
nail, teacher, Williams, Arizona.
Particular attention given children and
new beginners, So cents per lesson.
The Odd Fellows will hold public
installation in the new Norris build
ing tomorrow evening. After the GER
emonies a social dance will be INDUCED
in.
S. A. Roberts, father of Mrs. T. j.
Golfer arrived from Albuquerque last
Thursday evening. Mr.. Roberts is not
enjoying the best Of health, and hopes
to be benefited by our climate.
A number of young ladies pass the
the afternoons in coasting on the hill
side west of town, and in the evening
HE themselves to the ice ponds, where
skating is INDUCED in until late hours.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Los Angeles Marble and
Granite Works, which appears in this
issue. This firm seeks trade, and
takes the proper means of asking for
it.
The Sun force was remembered on
Christmas day by Max Salzman, in the
shape of some splendid cred Ticker"
Max has the thanks of the force; may
you live to remember the printers on
many Christmas days.
The Phoenix Gazette says: John
Ayers left Flagstaff several weeks ago
with his horses to return to Phoenix,
and has been overdue here for two
weeks. His friends cannot hear from
him and fear foul play.
William Ashurst and Vina Powell
have gone to Los Angeles and will re-
main there several weeks taking in the
sights of the boom city," They went
last Saturday, assisting in the care of
the cattle shipped by Brannen and
Ashurst on that day.
Among the many beautiful calendars
presented to The SUN is one from the
Arizona Central Bank. 1t is beauti-
full piece of work, with a photo-en-
craving lithograph scene, and makes
suitable ornament for either Office or
home. All are invited to call at the
bank and get one of these souvenir
calendars.
Christmas morning two teams be-
longing to r. A. Gibson took fright at
two ears bumbing together on the side
track in front of THE SUN office, and
ran away. One of the teams ran into
the sidewalk in front of this office,
where portion of the wagon now lies.
Both wagons were demolished, but no
injury was sustained by the horses.