The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-05-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREVITIES.
 New spring millinery at Ladies' Bazaar
 R. E. Daggs, of Tempe, is in town this week.
 Fresh berries and vegetables arriv- ing at Coffin's.
 FOR SALE.-Three Fresh milch cows. Apply to Babbitt Bros.
 s. B. Hbben, of the Arizona Sand stone Co.,, was in town Tuesday,
 The Arizona Lumber x Timber Co.,, started their blaming mill yesterday. The Arizona Central Bank pays fair rates of interest on time deposits. J. F. Daggs spent several days this week, at Peach Springs and Seligman. J. R. Fitzpatrick shipped two car loads of sheep to Kansas City Tuesday, Hawks & Hennessey'S delivery horse indulged in another runaway yes terday.
 The Reform School grounds have been cleared of the brush and old trees this week.
 All kinds of sheet iron and tin work including roofing and spouting, done by HoXworth & Uo.
 A. Averyt, q former Flagstaff boy, is now conducting profitable grocery business in Prescott.
 Mrs. J. A. Pitts came up from Needles today and will spend the sum, mer with her mother Mrs. Ashurst.
 The C. L. S. C. meets next Tuesday at Presbyterian parsonage. Assign ment-Grst chapter in "Scieuce and Prayer"
 T. A. Riordan returned last week from q trip to Honolulu. The ocean voyage did not restore him to health as expected.
 For town lots, the purchase or lease ofrailroad lands, apply to c. II. Fan cher. General Agent of Land Dept, Albuquerque, N. M.
 Flagstaff Lodge No. II, l. 0. G. T., will give temperance social" on tomorrow night in G. A. R. hall The public are invited to attend
 The SUN job department has received a number of new faces of script type, aud the latest styles and sizes of ladies' k calling cards are kept in stock.
 Mir. Percival Lowell, of Boston, ar rived Monday. Mir. Lowell is well pleased with the work done on the ob- servatory. He will remain here sev- eral weeks.
 H. D. Ross and family returned Wednesday from q visit to the east. MT Ross is in Prescott and Mrs. Ross will join him in q few days and they will reside in Prescott.
 Frank Liyermore of the Arizona Cattle Co.,, returned from Kansas Monday He brought back with him 60 head of bulls and they will be turned on the cattle company's range.
 There have been number of fine showers this week. The rainfall while iAhas been light, so far, will do this section q vast amount of, good. A heavy fall of snow occurred on the San Francisco peaks Monday night and a great Geal of it remains yet.
 Frank Scott and son, F. E. Drummer aud wife, Dr. Wing, Misses Rosalie and Mary Sturges, George Sturges and Miss Lida Rumscy, left for Chicago yesterday. They have been here dur ing the past month the guests of Maj. D. M Riordan. They have visited the Grand Canyon, the Cliff and Cave Dwellings. Oak Creek. Montezuma Wells and the Natural Bridge. All the party are delighted with this sec, ton of Arizona, its superb climate and its natural scenery aud d number ol the party will return next year and remain during the summer.
 When you have friends visiting you, or when you go away from home, when you give a party or reception, or your church or lodge or club gives an eater tainment. when you buy or sell prop erty, or change your residence or busi, ness, when yourself or son or daughter are married, when you get new baby orl Vour neiuhbor is sick or dies, ol