The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-08-15
HERE AND THERE.
Movements of Home Folks and Notes
 About Visitors.

Prescott.
 Sheriff Cameron was in Williams last week.
 N. G. Layton made trip to Williams this week.
 J. w. Sparling made trip to Hol- brook yesterday.
 w. L. Van Horn returned to Tempe Tuesday morning
 T. s. Bunch and family returned to Holbrook Saturday.
 J. A. Fleming left Sunday for d trip to the Grand Canyon.
 s. S. Acker was up from the Apache Maid ranch this week.
 M. J. Doran and wife are in from the Red Tank trading post.
 J. w. Wagner of Winslow is spend ing the week here with his family.
 F. F. Nelson, county recorder of Navajo county, was in town Monday.
 John Verkamp of Cincinnati, Ohio, has accepted position with Rabbit Bros.
 C. H. Douglas, the woolgrower of Bellemont, was in town several days last week.
 B. F. Wisehart of Newcastle, Ind, arrived here Monday and will remain some time.
 The Misses Dauford, daughters of Rev. B. NJ. Danford, arrived from Mis- souri yesterday.
 T. J. Grace and T. Joice were in town from Bellemont Saturday. Mir. Grace will return to California this week
 Harold w. Roll is at the St. Louis Sanitarium of Paul Paquin, NJ. D., and is undergoing the serum treatment, with favorable results.
 Bishop Bourgade left Tuesday for Carlsbad, California, where he will remain several weeks for needed rest and recuperation of his health.
 Frank M. Murphy, general manager of the Santa Fe and Phoenix Railroad Company, was passenger on No. 1 this morning on his way home from Chicago.
 Dr. Elizabeth Snyder and Miss Fannie Huffman left for the Moqui snake dance Sunday. Matt Blakely acted as guide. They expect to be gone ten days.
 E. N. Cook and wife of Springfield, Ill.,, stopped over here last night. They a.'e on their way to Phoenix. MT. Cook is an old newspaper man and may To- cate in Arizona.
 H. /. Zuck spent few hours here Monday He was on his way from Tempe to Holbrook, where he will join party who will go to the Moqui snake dance from that place.
 Governor Hughes will be ioiued early next week by Mrs. Hughes and daughter and together they will visit Flagstaff and the northern portion of the Territory on pleasure trip.
 Al Bennett and wife are stopping at the Bank Hotel. MT. Bennett was re- gently connected with the Yuma ''Iimes' and is now representing the San Francisco Examiner" in Arizona.
 B. N. Freeman, wife and child ar- rived from Durango yesterday morn ing, and they will remain few days. Mr. Freeman is connected with the State Bank of Colorado at Durango and the Arizona Central Bank. of this place.
 Stanley Sykes, John Clark, Reuben Dunn, Charles Clark and C, N. Stark left Monday for theMoqui snake dance. Stanley Sykes will visit his brothel Godfrey at Keam's Canyon before he returns.
 E. NJ. Sanford passed through Tues day on his way to Prescott, where he will probably resume the practice of law. The many friends of MT. San ford will be pleased to see him in his former profession again.
 J. B. Jones of Challender has closed out his business in that place and left Monday for his former home in Pitts boro, North Carolina, Mr. Jones made many friends in this county, who wish him success wherever he goes. I II Wallacp thp trnyplinU opnnt