The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03

MOrfell was m town GurlnS tn3 week.
 John W. Ross is up from Williams. He will spend the Fourth at Flagstaff.
 J. w. Sparklin is down on the Verde, where he may invest in a ranch.
 Rev. T. c. Moffett has returned home after protracted absence in the east.
 s. D. Hibben, manager of the Ari- zona Sandstone Company, was in town this week.
 A. Redewill, the Phoenix piano man, was registered at the Bank hotel yesterday.
 William G. Dickinson came up from the ranges last week to spend the Fourth at Flagstaff.
 Ben Coffin has returned to Flagstaff. George will shortly sell out at Gallup and return here also.
 Will Watson was in from his rafich Monday. He will probably celebrate the Fourth at Flagstaff.
 Mrs. NJ. M. Fisher and baby re- turned Saturday from visit to her parents in Los Angeles.
 R. c. Brown, of the Phoenix "H,r- ald," came in to participate in the Fourth of July celebration. David Mitchell. of the Flagstaff Sandstone Co.,. left Tuesday on d ten days trip to southern California.
 John T. Hughes, the governors son and a young man of much promise, is here for the Fourth of July celebration.
 Roy L. Nichols, wel-known young Flagstaflite, is filling sixiy-day en- gagement at Winslow for the Postal Telegraph Company.
 w. A. Clark, the Montana million aire and owner of the big copper mine at Jerome, passed through on the westbound train yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Babbitt, Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Donahue. s. T. Elliott and Charles Howard returned Sunday from delightful outing at Oak Creek.
 Gov. Hughes is expected to arrive on this evenings train. He will de- liver the oration here tomorrow morn ing. if nothing occurs to prevent his appearance.
 Surveyor James Lamport, accom- panied by Will Powers and Richard Purves, went to Winsow Saturday. Mir. Lamport was called there on surveying business.
 Miss Myrtle Brandy, of Prescott, formerly an extremely popular young lady resident of Flagstaff, will shortly he married. Lieut.. Phillips, of Fort Whipple. is the fortunate man.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Hill, who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Hochdcrffer, returned to Jerome yesterday. Mrs. Hill is sister of Mrs. Hochderffer and of Oscar Gibson.
 A. B. Crawford, the jeweler, rode to Williams on his bicycle Saturday. Mir. Crawford and the bicycle made the return trip on the train. It's a rocky road for bicycles between here and Williams.
 F. G. Calhoun and family are late arrivals in Flagstaff. Mir. Calhoun is a representative of Chicago tailoring house and will in few days display his samples in the room next door to Crawford's barber shop.
 George Welch, known to fame as Billy the Bearslayer, engaged himself as chaperone for carload of cattle, and left for Montana last Friday. He will visit his parents at Denver and re- :urn to kill bears later in the season.
 F. w. Ssson and c. II. Coble are at Prescott, where they entered the bicy- cle races. Monday Mir. Sisson came in fourth in the half mile race. There were twelve entries. Both Mr. Slsson and Mr. Coble were entered in the mile handicap yesterday.
 Visitors 10 the Grand Canyons: James S. Thompson, of Phoenix; L. S. Griswold, F. E. Griswold. Boston; Mrs. H. E. Tuppcr and Miss Mary Hawkins. New York; Miss F. F. Rider. Miss P. E. Mvrick, c. U. Movse and Rev. A. w. Rider, of Los Angeles.
 J. J. Dickey, superintendent of the western division of the Western Union Telegraph Company, accompanied b, John Nelson, his private srrrrtary. and Andrew Smith, superintendent of telegraph for the A. & F.. were pass engers on No. Monday, bound for