The Coconino weekly sun., 1891-12-03

purchasing furniture for the new hotel
 at Williams,
 A cabin in the west end of town be-
 longing to J, w. Sharp was destroyed
 by fire on Monday morning.
 Deputy U. s. Marshall Geo, E.
 Brown was in town Tuesday on his
 way to Albuquerque.
 See Brannen's line of fine shoes;
 prices are low. We have q dandy
 S2.5O ladies' shoe,
 C. w. Davis, accompanied by his
 sister Miss Lulu and his brother Bert, left Monday for Chicago,
 The Pastor of the M. E, church is to administer Baptism at the morning service next Sunday and in the even- ing there is to be temperance meet ing.
 Piano and organ, Miss l., II. Silver nail, teacher, Williams, Arizona, Particular attention given children and
 new beginners, 30 cents per lesson.
 Dr. P. G. Cornish and Dr. Rev. Robl. Coltman and Dr. Robt. Coltman ,sJr., went to Canyon Diablo on Wednes- day for a rabbit hunt.
 Do not forget to attend the concert given next Wednesday night al Pow els Opera House for the benefit of the
 Flagstaff Library.
 Invitations are out for . party to be given at the residence of Mir. and Mrs P. J. Branncn on Thursday even ing of next week.
 HaIIy MoDonald is making good
 o V mining locations in the Grand Con for the Denver and Grand Canyon improvement Company.
 Iirho e stone is an extremely ....,-n.. rock, with but a small fine crystalline ,,;es and nf dron amount of impurr ' " or yellowish hue.
 Miss Minnie Hackett i. 'o'' -' her home in Wisconsin, 'no ""9 " companied by little Oracle, ""'s ."'' of Mrs. J. C. Smith, who goes nan A"n- sas City where she will attend scL col |
 The weather clerk is evidently of p a long vacations as we have had nearly ' two months of dry weather, although during that time there has been numer- ous indications of rain.
 Hon. J. V RhoadeS, resident mana ger of the Arizona Land X Cattle Co.,, left Tuesday for an extended visit to c New York City. The best wishes of his many friends go with him.
 The Masonic grand ball will be the event of the season. The music will !. be by the Fort Wingate band, and Babbitts new hall has been secured for the occasion, December 25th.
 F. W. SissOn, E. E. Ellinwood and Prof. Chafer returned from their trip to the Grand Canyon this week. They say that the wonders of the Canyon have not been half told yet.
 Carlos L. Smart left Monday for his home in Los Angeles and will be ab- sent about three weeks. On his re- turn he will continue the canvass of the Territory in the interest of the , Arizona Business Directory.
 Remember the Pink Tea at the Par sonage Friday evening given by Mrs. Norton and her Sunday school class for the benefit of the Sunday school. Refreshments from to 10 p. m. at Poets. Everybody cordially invited to attend and help this good cause.
 Flagstaff Lodge No. II, l. o. o. F. had their regular semi-annual election of officers last evening. The following are the officers; w, s. DeCloss, N. G. W. w. Hagermau, " G.; Joseph R. Treat, Sec; Jas. A. Vail, Treasurer N. G. Layton, Trustee.
 Lindsay Gibson, who recently came here from Kingman died on Monday night after short iln ess. His death was caused by paralyses of the heart. His funeral occurred Tuesday from the G. A. K. hall of which organization he was a member He leaves a wife and son to mourn his death. Deceased was about 52 years of age and native of Arkansas.
 An epidemic of cold, influenza or grip, has struck this section of the mountain. The disease toys with it's victim for ten days or two weeks and when it lets go of him, it leaves him with as many aches as Job had boils, and he can scarcely tell whether he has been run through a threshing machine or been fooling with an elec- tric light wire.
 Rev. G. F. Bovard, superintendent , of missions of the NJ. E. church in {, ,atur,aI fcn,,, hio t,.i,, t,, 1