The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-12-13

sonora oranges at Coffin Brothers.
 Xmas. toys at F. W. Smith X Go. s. E. s. Clark went to Williams We'd nesday.
 Leave your order with Coffin Bro,., for Christmas turkey.
 Hear about the climate. soil, etc., of Alaska. Wednesday night
 D, M. Riordan an d Arthur Wells re- turned from Albuquerque this morn. ing.
 J. w. Francis killed wild goose yesterday on the ranch of Marvin Beal
 Don't fail to visit Babbitt Bros. : bazaar while shopping for Christmas presents.
 See the totem poles at Prof. Scott's lecture, and hear about social distinc- tion in Alaska.
 If the marshal would keep the tramps moving he would be doing good service for the community.
 Fletcher Fairchild and family ar- rived yesterday from Jerome. They intend making this place their future home.
 Stereopticon lecture at the M. E church "Wednesday night by an expert traveller and scientist. Proceeds go 10 the public school.
 Babbitt Bros Christmas stock will suit the purses of all. We have eve y- icing. from children's toys to the most beautiful toilet sets.
 Game isn't so plentiful as it YVES q few weeks ago. Mormon lako has frozen over pretty solid and the deer and ducks have sought warmer re- zion.
 Every one is cordially welcome to an inspection of our choice line of Christmas goods. Come early and avoid the rush. Babbitt Bros.
 w. W. Hagerman will take charge of the Home restaurant on Monday the 17th inst. Mrs. Hagerman is an experienced cook, and patrons will find things to their taste.
 If ''Dolie" wants a nice little buggy send Santa Claus to Babbitt Bros for it. The largest line and best stock of toys, wagons, fancy dolls, toilet sets, lamps, etc., in town to select from.
 Regular preaching services will be held at the Nj. E. church next Sabbath at the usual hours. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Epworth League preceding preaching service in the evening. We invite everybody to these meetings and extend a cordial welcome to all.
 Two arrests for petty offenses were made during the week. One was "drunk" who promised to be good and was let out after a nights incarcera- tion and the other a man who was found with piece of iron that was construed as deadly weapon in his possession.
 Prof. H. c. Scott, a member of the Schwatka expedition through Alaska, and also of the coast survey, will lec- ture on "Alasaka, Uncle Sams Ice box" at the M. E. church next Wednesday night, the 18th, at 7:30. The proceeds of the lecture go to the library fund of the public school
 Last night Mountain Lodge No. 15, K. of F., elected the following officers: F. w. Smith, c. c; T. J. Ross, V. c; Alex. Johnston, P; R. NJ. Francis, K. of k. S; H. R. Davis, Nj. of E.; C. H. Coble, M. of F.; A. Duckendorff, NJ. of A.; H. R. Davis. M. of w.; trustees, P. G. Cornish, R. H. Cameron and c. A. Bush.
 Fred Heinlein arrived from Phoenix last night. MT. Heinlein is an archi- tect of Phoenix, and furnished designs for the Fleming block in Phoenix and the Territorial Normal school in Tempe. Mir. Heinlein has been ap- pointed by Gov. Hughes as supervis- ing architect of the reform school. The buildings that he has erected since coming to the territory show him to be first-class architect.
 The c. l.. S. c. will hold the next regular meeting at the residence of F.. s. Clark next Tuesday evening and the assignments are as follows: 1.-The Growth of the English Nation," chap ter 2 to page 156; Europe in the Nineteenth Century," chapters 26 and 27. All members are urged to be present at this meeting, as some mat ters of importance will come before the circle. The meeting will be called promptly at 7:30 p. m.
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