The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-07-07
Chr Geronimo Weekly Sun. THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1892,
LOCAL BREVITIES,

day on legal business.
 Miss Ida Spaulding, of Prescott, is visiting her sister Grace,
 Mrs. P. B. Rumsey has placed her brand notice with the SUN herd.
 Mrs. George Briggs, of the Needles, is spending few days in Flagstaff,
 E. S. Clark left for Prescott on Wednesday. He will return Saturday.
 Frank Gibson and wife and Miss Tyler, of Albuquerqe, spent several days here this week,
 The Babbitt Brothers have new ad- vertisement in this issue, which it will pay our ladies to read -
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done by Hoxworth & Co.
 FOR SALE OR RENT-My residence, containing four large rooms. For par ticulars apply to Max Salzman,
 Ladies desiring the latest fashion magazines and fashion plates can find them at John Abeers news stand
 Miss Mollie Clements, of Antonito, Col, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Robert Colnman, of the Presbyterian church.
 FOR SALE.-My entire household furniture, stoves, feather beds, etc. etc. Call at NJ. Salzman.
 The trains on the A. X r. have been sadly off time this week, owing to washouts on the Santa Fe and to burned bridges on the west end.
 A number of patented and unpat- ented ranches for sale; some of tn best range in the country for sheep or. cattle. W. G. STEWART.
 Warner A. Root, representing the Mining Industry and Tradesman, of Denver, Col, spent several days here this week.
 A match game of base ball has been arranged between the Winslow and Flagstaff hines, to be played on the grounds at this place next Sunday af- ternoon.
 Carpenters are at work this week making some needed repairs to the cX- terior of the Catholic church. A neat picket fence is also being built around the premises.
 Rev. Lowell Rogers and wife are ex- pected to arrive in Flagstaff next Fri day. Mir. Rogers has been recently appointed pastor of the M. E. church here, in place of Rev N. F. Norton.
 Rev. N. F. Norton, who has been pastor of the NJ. E. church in this place for the past year and nine months, left with his family last Tuesday afternoon for Iowa, where Mir. Norton expects to take work next October.
 Mir. John Hicks and party left for the Grand Canyon this morning. The party consisted of Miss Metz, of Gin cinuati, Miss Clements, of Antouito, Col, Mir. Sanchez, Mir. Chas. Howard, Rev. Robert Coltman and Miss Colt man.
 Services at the NJ. E. church Sunday, July 9th. Rev Lowell Rogers, the re- gently appointed pastor, will preach al II a. m. Young Peoples meeting at 2 D. m., and the annual Children's Day services at 8 P. m. All are cordially invited.
 The celebration at Williams on the Fourth of Jdly was pleasant affair and there was a large crowd in at tendance. The base ball game between the Prescott and railroad hines was won by the former. The score stood 29 to 17.
 A. c. Morse. a sub-contractor on the new road, is in the city. He has moved his camp, and is now located seven miles from Banghart's, towards Prescott. He states that the grade of the road will be completed to Bang hart's in a week-Journal- Miner.
 Isaac E. Blake and Walter T. Crosby. of Denver, spent several days here last week. They were here for the purpose of buying lumber for the building of a smelter at Needles The shelter will be built by Denver capitalists and work has already commenced.
 Col. Richard l.. Baker, of Virginia, and late professor of history in the Maryland Military and Naval Academy will deliver numerous lecture on "Love, Courtship and Marriage" at the opera house tomorrow evening at o'clock. Col. Baker has select colored quartette with him, who will render some of the popular songs of the day. The Coconino Band will also ais in the music. A dance will be given at the close of the lecture.
 Last Sunday evening large congre-
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