The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-11-16
Cranberries at the News Depot. x

l , ?. R. Weatherford has rendered hi resignation as school trustee of thi district.
 Stop that cough by using Red Cros Cough Syrup. Sold at Braunen's drugstore.
 Fresh fruit, creamery butter, rarcl and Kansas eggs always on hand at tn News Depot.
 Rev. G. r. Bovard occupies the pulpit of the M. E, church next Sunday morn- ing and night.
 Fr. Freri, says the Prospector, has been appointed pastor of the Catholic church at this place.
 Mrs. Lockwood has opened res taurant in the building opposite the David Babbitt block.
 J. 5. Thomas and family left Tues day for Los Angeles, where they expect to spend the winter.
 For "good old Kansas sorghum" go to G. H. Coflin's. He has it by the barrel or the gallon. A new line of the latest styles in ladies' calling cards have just been re- ceived at the SUN office.
 T. J. Eaman. tho cattle buyer, was in town last week, looking after ship ment of cattle to Kansas City.
 The east and south second-story walls of the burned portion of the Fitzpatrick block fell in during the high wind on Saturday.
 S. B. Hibbcn, D. Mitchell, Harry Hibben and Wm. Stagg spent several days this week at Mormon lake shoot ing ducks.
 Wm, Collins, of Edinburgh, Scotland. was visitor to the Grand Canyon this week. George Mccormack acted as his guide.
 Work has been resumed on the Santa Fe. Prescott 6; Phoenix railroad, and it will be pushed through to Phoenix without delay.
 Mountain Lodge, k. of have leased the David Babbtt hall, and are having it fitted mp for lodge room. The other orders will lease from the K. of P.
 Z. II. Taylor, of Phoenix. the general agent of the Bankers Alliance insur- ance company, is in town in the inter- est of that company, and will remain few days.
 P. J. Braunen's discount sale is still going on. Do not fail to investigate the advantage of placing your orders with this establishment as they un- doubtedly are giving the largest amount of goods for the east money.
 The following assignments are made for the c. L. s. C. for the week: Chap ter 3, "Rome and the making of Mod crn Europe" and the remainder of Book I, "Outlines of Economies" The meeting will be held at the residence of George Hoxworth. Circle will assemble at 7:30 and the time until 8 D. m. will be given to social onter- taiument.
 c. S. Hardy, the San Diego cattle buyer, has purchased a good many hundred head of cattle from our stock men this week, He has bought from Babbitt Bros, w. II. Ashurst, the Cir cle s, and others. This sale will dis tribute good deal of money in this county, and taken with other sales re- gently made, it should put considerable money in ejaculation here Tn few weeks.
 A special train composed of a baggage car and two special cars passed through here Sunday morning. One of the special cars was D. B. Robnson's, who is making his first tour of inspec- tion over the road since his promotion 10 his present position. He was accom- panied by his wife and daughter Lena, Henry Kinsley and wife, Mrs. Jules Richardson, James and Harry Robinson. The other special was Superintendent Gabel's, and be had as guests Mir. and Mrs. w. $. strickler MT. Robinson will inspect the Santa Fe properties in southern California before he returns.