The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-01-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Wiley Moffeitt has been appointed
deputy sheriff by sheriff Francis,
Miss Adde Grace, of Bellemont, Wis
tied friends in Flagstaff last week,
j. l.. Shepherd and wife left Frida,
for California where they intend t.
reside.
Mrs. VIM. Carroll left Monday fol
Chicago, called there by the serious
illness of her mother.
II. II, Hatch, route agent for Wells
Fargo & Cos. express, checked up the
office here one day this week and found
agent c. w. Davis correct.
c. c. Hall, the rustling Albuquerque
commission merchant, visited flagstaff
last Saturday and Sunday, taking the
train for the west Sunday evening.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave social at the residence of Mrs,
John Worries last Saturday evening. A
large number of people were present,
and an enjoyable time had.
H. G.. Reader, the Santa Fe agent at
the Needles who embezzled 800 of the
company's money at that place, was
Yesterday sentenced to one year in San
Quentin. -Riverside Enterprise.
X. f. Messenger, representing the
Buckeye Harvesting Machinery Compa-
ny at Akron, Ohio, was in our city this
week in the interests of his house. Mr..
Messengers headquarters are atDen-
Yer, Colorado.
The subject for discourse at the NJ.
+. church next Sunday morning will
be, God has always something better
in store for us who trust Him. Even
ing theme, "MoseS' Choice" Young
peoples meeting at $50 p. m.
Chas. III. Schulz left for Phoenix,
Monday. He expects to be absent
several weeks and will commence the
shearing of several thousand head Of
sheep next week, and will ship the clip
FROM some point in southern Arizona.
Father Dole left Monday for Tucson
where he goes to attend a couvocation
of the bishops and priests of New
Mexico and Arizona. He will visit
Tombstone and other points during his
absence and expects to be away about
q month.
The great popularity of Ayers Pills
rs a cathartic is due no less to their
promptness and efficacy than to their
coating of sugar and freedom from any
injurious effects. Children take them
readily. See Ayers almanac for this
year, just out.
Court Coconino, No. 500, Independ-
ent Order of Foresters, will install
officers this evening, and it is request
cd that all members of the order be
present. The Foresters are now meet
ing in their new hall in the Norris
building, on San Francisco Avenue.
Henry S. Van Slyck, the recently
appointed general agent for the Allan
tic & Pacific railroad company, stopped
off in Flagstaff last Friday. He had
been as far west as Barstow in the inter-
ests of his office. Mr.. Van Slyck is n
general favorite among the employees
of the company, and has made many
friends along the line by his courteous
and gentlemanly manner.
Monday evening a number of young
people from this place boarded the
train for Bellemont, the object of their
visit being to spend the evening skating
on the large ice ponds at Volunteer
Springs ranch and dancing in Walter
Hills commodious residence. All who
attended report having had a good
time, and look forward to the time
when they may again enjoy Mr.. Hills
hospitality.
Tom Shaw, a sporting man who for
merly lived here, but who has recently
lived in Flagstaff, came down from the
latter place last week on account of an
attack of rheumatism. Soon after his
arrival il was found that he was acting
strangely, and Judge West concluded
that he had better be sent in to San
Bernardino for examination as to his
sanity. Deputy Sheriff Wiles took him
in last Monday.-Needles Eye.
j. j. Williams, the general agent of
the Commercial Mining Company Of
Prescott, died in San Diego, Cal, on
the 10th inst, of pneumonia. MIR.
williams was largely interested in
mining in Yavapai and Mohavc coun-
ties, and displayed wonderful energy
and perseverance, in the development
of mining property. Deceased was a
native of Wales, and was AZ years of
age. His death will be deeply deplored
wherever he was known.
Rev. G. f. Pooler, Of Evanston, Ill,
preached in the Methodist church last
sunday to the pleasure and profit OF
the good congregation present, taking