The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-13
HERE AND THERE.
Personal Paragraphs A bout Visitors and Home People.

John w. Ross came up from Will jams Sunday.
 J. D. Moore. of Prescott, was il town last week.
 $. $. Acker was in from the Apache Maid ranch during the week.
 Chubby Charles Canall inspected the line at Wiuslow and HolLrook this week.
 J. H. Bowman, prominent stock man of Holbrook, was visitor last week.
 Thomas V. Wilde, of Phoenix. dcp- uty territorial bank examiner, was in town Friday.
 P. l.. Devinc, "our old college chum," will spend q two weeks vaca. ton ut Jerome.
 J. T. Lockhart went to Wiuslow Sunday, to do a job of painting for citizen of that place.
 Mrs. George Babbilt entertained Il number of friends yesterday afternoon at Progressive Jacks"
 L. B. Lawson. of Los Angeles, was here during the week. He represents 'Resources of California.
 Raymond Salterwhite, of Tucson, son of Attoruey,General Satterw hile, is among the summer visitors.
 Mrs. George Hill and children, of Jerome, arrived Monday and will visit her sister, Mrs. W. E. Hochdertfcr.
 R. Hardenbers, of Riverside, Cal, and T. L. Kelso, of Chicago, visited the Grand Canyon during the week.
 Mrs. Alder, sister of Mrs. c. A. Bush, arrived Tuesday from Fl Paso, Texas, aud will speud tue summer here.
 Mrs. B. F. Wisehart, mother of Fred ". Smith, arrived Tuesday from Bureaucratic, tud., aud will spend tIic summer here.
 Phil Brunnen. a brother of the doctor and one of the sterling business men . of Phoenix, has arrived and will spend a couple of weeks here.
 Dr. K. NJ. Fraucis was observed on Rrogdway Sunday. The popular young physician has opened his new apolhecary shop at Williams. George H. Daily, looking as neat and , natty as ifh just stepped out of a band box, is in town. He represents II. J. Franks x Co.,, Chicag" taiIorS. Business Manager O'Brien, of the , Phoenix ''Republican," has been in town several days, He aceompanird , the G. A. k. party to tue Graud Cau- : yon.
 Forbio Lopez, of Albuquerque, has located in Flagstaff. MT. Lopez is Il talented musician ant he will be Il } aeeided acquisition to the musical ! circles of the town, Mrs. Mary E. Hart. the Los Angeles literary woman, and Miss Hattie El- : li0tt, af Pormona, Call, visited the . cliff dwellings Saturday. Miss Elliott ,. left for home Sunday evening. y, J. Gilson spent Monday in Flag ? staff. Mir. GiIsOn has a position win the Saginaw Lumber Co. Mrs. Gilson will arrive from Missouri next week , and they will make Williams their future home.
 ApdreY Smith, superintendent of , telegraph for the A. X F., and J. E. Jennison, superintendent of conSiruc- tion of ihe Western Union Telegraph Company, were here Tuesda, on |. , tour of inspection.
 Miss Pauline G. Curran, of the Cali fpruia ediiorial excprSion, although il very young woman, is gifted with ex- traordinary literary ability, several stories from her pen having been pub. lshed in the large papers of the west.
 Mrs. Mary E. Hart, special writer , for the Los Angeles Record" and other representative publications, left for Phoenix an the delayed train resteE- f day. SEe may return with another excursion party later in the season. Mrs Hart was charmed with the scenery and climate of this region and the hospitality of the people, and the lady pqpplsri4od herSelf with all who were fnrtUnate enough tn meet hen. --s- --
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