The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-06-02
LOCAL BRBVITIES.


 home in ' co Sunday.
 See clubbing rates of this paper witt
 the San Francisco Call.
 Hon. J. V. Rhoades left Tuesday or
 business trip to Prescott.
 The Fourth of July will be grandl,
 celebrated in Flagstaff this year.
 Read the advertisement of Smith S
 Smith, the painless dentists, elsewhere in this issue.
 H. S. Van Slyck, general agent oi the A, & P. railroad, spent Friday last in Flagstaff.
 Dr. w. NJ, Johnson, the Williams physician, spent few hours in Flag staff Tuesday.
 Mrs. B. O. Bayless left yesterday for Eureka Springs, Ark, where she will spend the summer.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work, including roofing and spouting, done by Hoxworth & Fiedle.
 Doctor R. c. Dryden and Master Mechanic Pullar, of Winslow, spent Sunday in Flagstaff.
 The many friends of Major D. NJ. Riordan will be glad to know that he . is recovering his health
 F. W. Smith is spending the week at the ranch of Brannen, Finnie & Bran uen, in Bear creek valley.
 F. NJ. Zuck of Holbrook has leased the European Hotel at Gallup, and took charge on the first instant
 Harry Z Zuck, Deputy Clerk of the District Court, left Sunday for few days recreation in San Diego, Cal.
 A. T. Cornish will soon have tele- phone put in, from his brewery in old town to the Western Union office.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen has had his drug store front repainted, and new and attractive sign now adorns the front.
 Eastern styles in millinery at the Ladies Bazaar; Halls collar form; perfumes, cosmetics, notions. Call. *
 GeorgeM Chenowith of Los Angeles. and who has business interests at Hol- brook, is spending few days in flag staff.
 R. s, Clark, the sheep man, was in town last Saturday, and left for Calico, , Calif., where he will remain for several weeks.
 The young ladies of Winslow will give leap year ball on Monday night, June 20, at which grand time is ex- |, pected. ! Godey's Lady's Book is like new c wine, improved by age; the June num- f Der is a gem worthy of the richest \ setting.
 w. T. Latchford of Prescott Junction h was in Flagstaff Tuesday buying lum- ( Der for the building of blacksmith a shop at that place. t B. c. Olney has started dairy ranch t three miles north of town, and has put Il on milk wagon and will supply our V citizens with fresh milk daily.
 I have established public shearing S md dipping corral atVolunteerSprings W Ranch, Bellemont, Arizona. Terms y 'easonable. W. J. HILL, propr. W B. T. Watson, wife and mother, ar- $ lived last week from Winona. Miss, e md they expect to reside here in the p uture. Mir. Watson is brother of Mrs. F. NJ. Brown. q How to do without Godey's Lady's tt Book is question the fair sex cannot E lecide. If they want to be well and cl attired they should consult M he fashions in the June number just el ut. C Mrs. Downs, Mrs. C. R. Perry, Miss iertie Nelson and Miss Wolf, of Wins c ow, spent Wednesday afternoon and N Thursday in Flagstaff, and they express e themselves as delighted with Flagstaff di nd its people. tr C.H. Faneher, the agent of the A. VI : P. Railroad Land Department at this c' lace, has had his headquarters changed hl , Albuquerque, and he will remove is family to that place sometime sr uring the month. l.. George Hoxworth came mp from nl rescott Junction Saturday and re- cl lrned Monday. Mir Hoxwol-th is an L ctive member of the G.. A. R., and l. ways takes an interest in the observ- st nee of Memorial Day. VI VI George Babbitt left on last Friday IT Cincinnati. Mir. Babbitt will be :" ,sent several weeks, and on his return i'll be accompanied by Mrs Rabbit = :, ho has been visiting relatives in V for the past four mouths. n B. O. Baylcss has sold his water :, isiness to Thos E. Holden, who will of ,reafter carry on that b'asiness. Mir. ayless will engage in t'ae sheep bnsi-