The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-19

For a choice steak or roast 60 to
Hoxworth's.
The Board Of Supervisors will hold
special meeting ON Saturday.
You can get anything from duck
to u bear steak at Hoxwortll's meat
market
Prompt attention as well as the best
in the market is accorded the patrons
Of the Parlor exchange.
A fine line Of holiday goods has been
received at Dr.. d. j. Brannen's drug
store, aud they will be displayed in Il
few days for the inspection of the
public.
1.-THE sun has fine assortment of
wedding invitations, embracing many
new aud novel designs, and our job de-
partment is prepared to. print or en-
grave invitations in the latest styles.
George Hoxworth returned Friday
from a three weeks visit in Southern
California. He met many former resi-
dents OF Flagstaff in Los Angeles and
vicinity and reports them all doing
well.
Hawks & Hennessy have dissolved
partnership by mutual consent in the
butcher business. Mr.. Hennessy re-
tires from the business, which will be
continued at the old stand by MI.
Hawks, who invites all the old Gus
toners to continue their patronage.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
fair 10 the Brannen building on Satur-
day. They will offer for sale large
number Of useful and ornamental ar
ticles suitable for Christmas presents
The fair will close with supper. The
public is invited to attend the fair aud
supper.
The X. Of P. lodge of Williams at
their last meeting elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: R. j.
Arey, c. c.; Clarence Lamb. V. c.;
Frank &. Morley, p; Charles Rauney,
NJ. at A; j. Salzman, X. of r. & 5.
aud NJ. Of F.; w. A. Ruifhead, M. of
E.; j. e. Phclan, NJ. of w.
j. a. Fleming passed through here
Sunday from Denver ON his way to
Phoenix. Some work is now being
done on the Flagstaff & Canyon rail.
road, but 1t will he discontinued on ac-
count of bad weather until spring.
During the winter preparations will
be made to push the work Of building
the road next summer.
Extensive repairs have been made on
the Catholic church. The southwest
corner of the wall was badly cracked,
and wider and more solid foundation
has recn put under the wall, aud iron
rods now hold the walls together. The
interior Of the church is being painted
and changes made tina. will add greatly
to The attractiveness OF the Church of
the Nativity.
Forest Camp, No.. /, Woodmen Of
the World, elected the following Off
GERS ON Monday night: Harry Kisling-
bury, consul commander; +. L. Bea!,
lieutenant adviser; L. +. Pulliam.
banker; G. A. Keller, clerk; Charles
Madison. escort; Harry Beasley, inner
guard; Frank Beal, outer guard.
Forest Camp expects to give a ball
some time in January.
d. M. Riordan returned Tuesday,
after six months absence in Europe
and Eastern cities. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss Mary,
Miss Pillsbury of Trenton, N. j., and
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg of New
York City. The latter. although of
the same name, is not the widely
known singer. Mr.. Riordan was
warmly welcomed by his many friends
iu Flagstaff.
James w. Flynn of Des Moines. Ia,
on his way to San Diego, Cal, died at
Navajo Springs on passenger tram No.
Tuesday. Mr.. Flynn was victim
of consumption, and was accompanied
by his wife and sister. The sudden
death of the husband and brother
utterly Frustrated the ladies, and ID.
M. Riordan, who was Il passenger on
the train, extended his aid and SYM
patty to the afflicted relatives. The
body was brought to this place and
embalmed by Undertaken Whipplc.
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