The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-02
FLAGSTAFF FLASHES.

poultry and full cream cheese. c. M. Funston, editor of THE SUN, is in Pueblo, Colorado. on business connected with the l. o. F.
 Miss Flora Weatherford, who has been teaching school in the Beaver Creek district, returned Monday.
 William Weir. an A. & P. engineer at Williams. was welded last night to Miss Carrie Geek, of Dona Anna, New Mexico.
 A pleasant social was given last evening at the residence of Marve Beal. Dancing was indulged in until late hour.
 E. R. Bayless is having his barber shop renovated. When finished, it will be the finest tonsorial parlor in northern Arizona.
 Anton Kline and Miss Clara Meade were married last night at the Bank hotel. Rev. E. G. Wheeler, of the chape! car, officiated.
 The entertainment given by Prof. Young and his pupils at the Williams opera house last Saturday evening was a pronounced success.
 We carry choice stock of fish, poultry, fruits, cheese, butter and eggs. Coffin Bros. Flagstaff, Arizona, aud Gallup, New Mexico.
 City Marshal George Hochderirer has gone to his ranch for few days and his duties are being performed by his brother Fred during his absence.
 An effort will be made next Sunday to reorgauize the Flagstaff baseball club. Charles Canall has called meeting for that purpose to be held at the Bank hotel at 8 p, m.
 The old members of the baseball club will meet for practice at 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon. They will come together on the grounds and Gene Siker requests full attendance.
 R. H. Black, of Phoenix. brother of Ben Black, of thls city, is here on a visit. He made the trip overland with a horse and buggy and says that the outlook for good crops on the ranches is most excellent.
 J. E. Saint, receiver of the New Mexico Savings bank, and W. E. Dob son, attorney for the receivers, were in town Saturday. They were looking after business of the bank here. They left Sunday for Albuquerque.
 Rev. J. c. Chase, of Prescott, will lecture next Monday and Tuesday evenings at the M. E. church. His subjects will be 1.-The Man to Love-" and '.The Girl to Love" Tickets, 50 cents each, or 75 cents for two.
 W. Wilson. tourist from London, England, who is stopping at the Bank hotel, declares that this country pos sesscs the finest scenery in the world. He made pilgrimage to the Cliff Dwellings Tuesday and is now at the Grand Canyon.
 Jeff Mover. of the Western Union Telegraph company, will leave next week for three weeks vacation on the coast. MT. Mover will take his bicycle to Los Angeles and then start overland ou trip through Southern California.
 Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn, says. "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved my life. consider it the best remedy for facilitated system I ever used" For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cents. For sale by w. R. Edwards.
 Joseph M. Rowe, an employc of the mill, was married last Monday after noon to Miss Josephine Thompson. Judge Prime performed the ceremony and the happy couple were the re- cipients of presents and congratula- tions galore. They will go to house. keeping in Milton.
 Assessor R. H. Cameron and his deputies are at work making the assess ment of the property subject to taxa tion in Coconino county for the year 1895. The assessment is being care- fully and thoroughly made, and the tax roll for 1895 will contain a oom- plete list of all the taxable property within the county.
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