The Coconino sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1891, 1891-10-08
Born. Flagstaff, October 6, 1891
to the wife of Charles Downs. a son.

BoRN.-In Flagstaff, October 6, 1891
to the wife of Charles Downs, a son.
Lockett Brothers this week shipped
their fall clip of wool, $4,000 pounds,
to Boston.
DR.. j. M. Marshall, the dentist,
leaves for Kingman next Sunday on
professional business.
The new addition to the rear of
George Babbitt's residence on Lereaux
street is about completed.
Mrs. w. A. Daze, of Winslow, who
has been visiting Mrs. S. +. Elliott the
past week, returned to her home yes
terday.
Z. Z. Ellinwood is having hand
some frame cottage erected in the
north end of town, to be occupied by
himself and family as a residence.
The brick and stone work on the
new Babbitt building was completed
yesterday, and workmcn are now max
ing all haste possible to get the roof
ing on.
G. w. Roope, of Boston, i. Me-
Adams, of San Francisco, and A.
Vandewort, of Trinidad, Col, are
guests Mt the Bank hotel. These
gentlemen all represent wool buyers,
and are here in the interests of their
firms.
Flagstaff Lodge, /. o. G. T., will
give free entertainment at their hall,
in the Fitzpatrick building, on Friday
evening, October l6. An interesting
program is being arranged, and cor.
dial invitation is extended to all to be
present.
Mrs. p. c. Adams and daughter, OF
New York, visited Flagstaff this week.
These ladies came to visit the Grand
Canyon of the Colorado, but finding
the weather unfavorable for the trip,
/, contented themselves with visiting the
cave and cliff dwellers. They left fol
California Monday.
The stone foundation for residence
for j. A. Vail is being laid on the lots
north adjoining George Rabbits prop
erty on Lereaux street. The building
| is to be two-story frame, and will
contain nine rooms, with all modern
convenienees. In architecture it will
be one Of the handsomest structures in
Flagstaff.
DR.. A. G. Rhoades, of New York,
accompanied by his sister, Miss
Rhoades. arrived in Flagstaff Tuesday
to visit his son, John V. Rhoades, gen
eral manager of the Arizona Cattle
Company. DR.. Rhoades is one of New
York's most prominent citizens, ant
will spend some time visiting the won
ders of Coconino county.
Word was received in Flagstaff thi,
week of the death during the latter
part of September of Walter Scott
aged 23, stock man Of Camp Verde
Mr.. Scott died Of typhoid pneumonia
and his father, David Scott, is now yer,
low with the same disease. Walter
Scott was a nephew of X. j. Gray, /;
former well-known Flagstaff business
man.
Grace Eden ut the opera house las
night drew fair sized house. Severa
Tucson strong men matched strength
with the 96-pounder and were worsted
Blacksmith Sherwood, Tucson mai
Of muscle, tried to lift her from tn,
floor but found her too heavy. Inter
esting tests of mind reading were ais,
given. The audience was general,
pleased and rather mystiiied with tn,
performance. Citizen.
Frank Ready, young man who wa.
on his way from Colorado TO work fol
the Arizona Lumber Company at thi,
place, accidentally killed himself al
Winslow last Friday night A re-
volver which he was carrying fell tc
the ground, striking on rail, thereby
being exploded, The weapon was .
large 45-caiibreN Colts, and the bullet
went through the unfortunate young
mans left lung. Death did not reliev,
him of his sutferings until the follow,
ing day. Ready was carrying his re-
volver in his waist band, and il |,
thought that in STOPPING over II fel
out. Deceased was originally from
Winchester, Indiana, where isparent'
reside,
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