The Coconino weekly sun., 1893-08-17
B. c. Olney has gone to Jerome.

FletchcrFairchild and Chas. Gillespie
 left Tuesday for Jerome.
 Frank Hart, wife and child, of Oak. land, Cal, are visiting friends here. David Babbitt is confined to his
 nome with an attack of rheumatism. George H. Cook and bride have gone to housekeeping in the Prcsbytcrian parsonage.
 Stop that cough by using Red Cross Cough Syrup. Sold at Brannen's drugstore.
 Otto F. Zottman, of Albuquerque, is m town this week, representing the Clark-Whitson Music Co.
 The Western Union telegraph office will be moved upstairs in the Babbitt Bros. block, on the first of September.
 NiflHendcrson, who for some time past has been day operator at the depot, left Tuesday for visit to the Worlds ! Fair
 A number of ranch srs from Beaver creek and Verde valley brought in water melons and peaches during the week. .....a -.
 Miss Annabcll Powell. who has been visiting the family of P. R. Weather ford, left for her home in Houston, Texas, Tuesday. - " !.
 Miss May Anderson, daug ,ter of w. Il, Anderson, left Monday for Los An geles' Cal, where she will spend sev- .eral months visiting relatives.
 J. E. Palmer and family h we leased the C. F. Kathrens residen :e. Mir. Kathrens and family will go to Kansas in few weeks, where they ill speud tho winter. p
 J, w. Benham, Wm. Rogers, Attor- ney Sutton and E. B. Brown, M Will jams, were in town Monday night on on their way to Oak creek for few days fishing. 5'
 Wild raspbe.rics are plentiful in the mountains this year. A number of Flagstaff people are camped on the cast slde of the mountain gathering aud canning the berries. y
 s. T. Elliott left ye sterday for visit to Minneapolis. Chic ago, and his old home in London, Canada. He will be absent about six weeks and Mrs. Elliott will return with him.
 R. II, Cameron and party returned from their trip to the Grand. Canyon mines. The mine is looking better than ever. P. D. Berry and Niles Cameron am still working on it. ..
 During the storm Monday, lightning struck a tree north of the jail. Three years ago th;s mouth lightning struck two trees near the same place, killing a horse and knocking a man senseless
 Alfred Avcryt, who for the past three years has been connected with the Riordan Mercantile Co. as salesman, left Mon lay for Prescott, where he enters the employ of Vim. Dulin, in like capacity.
 The public schools of Flagstaff opened Monday with John w. Ross as princt- pal, Miss Flora Weathcrford in the in- termediatc department and Miss Mag gic Branncn ir the primary depart mcpt. Sixty-livc pupils are in attend ance.
 Hiss Bertha Smith, who has been for several weeks past visiting her brother, F. w. Smith, left on Saturday for her home in Newcastle, Ind. She returns by the way of San Francisco and Denver; at the latter place she Will visit friends.
 The P. X A. C. railroad is reported to be badly washed out this week. This road is having q hard time of it recent ly. First it was sold for taxes due, then itwas place d in the hands of Il re- csivcr. and nov it is at the mercy of tho raging waters.
 The Chinese pay their doctor only so long as he ket ps them in health. They believe in pre- ;cnting rather than cur ing disc ,se. This is sound sense, and one of the strongest recommendations of Az .r's sars ,parilla, medicine, that not '.nly cures diseases. but prevents tlcm.
 A meeting of the Arizona Sheep breeders and Wool-growers' associa- tioa was held in the Bank hotel parlor on Tuesday uight. There was larger attendance than usual and a good deal of discussion was indulged in regard to matters which concern the interest of the shcepl aen and wool-growers of l Arizona.
 The tr- .fiic on tle Atlantic x Pacific railroad has been interfered with this week, c account of bad washouts III | Peach Springs and TruxtOu canyons.