The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-05-30
HERE AND THERE.
Personal Paragraphs About Visitors
 and Home People.

$, M. Folsom, of Albuquerque, spent Sunday here.
 W. R. Worth returned from his trip south yesterday.
 R. c. Brown, of the Phoenix "Her. ald." is in Holbrook.
 Mrs. A. s. Alvord arrived from Los Angeles, Cal, Friday.
 Charles Sherwood hac returned to his old love, Flagstaff.
 Fred Hochderffer spent few days at the ranch this week.
 L. H. Orme, of Phoenix, spent sev. eral days here this week.
 Daniel Mahoney and Charles Will jams, of Williams. are in town.
 J. H. Hoskins, Jr.. made business trip to Seligman during the week. E. A. Sawyer, of Winslow, spent several days here during the week.
 John w. Ross was up from Will. jams on law business during the week.
 John Clark and George Campbell went to the Grand Canyon yesterday.
 w. s. Decloss and family arrived from Phoenix Tuesday night, making the trip overland.
 A. E. Douglass, who formerly pre- sided over the observatory here, is now in the City of Mexico.
 Architect Fred Heinlein, of Phoenix, is in town on business connected with the new reform school.
 Father Freri, pastor of the Catholic church, left to-day for France. He will be absent all summer.
 Hon. A. J. Dorau was passenger on No. 4 yesterday on his way to Phil adelphia aud other eastern cities.
 Dan Murphy. of the well-known firm of Monaghan & Murphy, of Needles, Cal, spent Monday here.
 T. H. Labertaux, F. B. Boice, T. J. Eaman and c. $. Ford. all cattle buyers, were in town during the week.
 Miss Flora Weatherford left Friday for Weatherford, Texas, where she will speud the summer with relatives.
 Mrs. A. B. Logan and daughter, Mrs. F. Fulkerson, of Warrensburg, Mo-, are visiting E. Ii. Cress aud family.
 L. J. c. Spruanco, of Chicago. and one of the Keon River & Los Angeles Electric Power Company, spent Satur- day here.
 Miss Maggie Brannen left Friday for Chicago. Miss Braunen has been teacher in our public school during the past two years. in which position she gave universal satisfaction.
 Mrs. S. $. Page and daughter. Ed win Page and Roy Page, of Chicago. visited the cliff dwellings Tuesday. They will also see the matchless won- der of the world, the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
 A. B. Crawford, the jeweler, left for Williams Tuesday, where he will open a jewelry store. MT. Crawford is gentleman and first-class jeweer and THE SrN recommends him to the citi- zens of Williams.
 Frank Leaning and wife left Mon- day for South Dennis, N. J. MT. Leaning was called to his old home by the death of his father. It is probable that MT. and Mrs. Leaning will re- main in New Jersey.
 George H. Cook, a former we'll known Fla9staffite, was in town Mon- day, and almost palsied his right arm shaking hands with old acquaintauces. Mir. Cook is touring the territory in the interest of his numerous jewelry enterprises.
 Mir. Mason and wife left Wednesday for Winslow. Mir. Mason is govern ment butterfly catcher, but concluded that it was useless to look for butter- flies in the San Francisco mountains at this season of the year. He will re- turn in July.
 Mrs. w. H. Ashurst, who went to Red Bluff, Cal, to attend the funeral of her brother, Sheriff Bogard, shot in a brave encounter with train robbers, has returned home. The deceased officers widow has received the $5, 900 reward offered by the Southern Pa cific Railroad Company for the capture of the bandits.
 Richard, Will, Porter and Charles Fleming and Will Robinson, repre- sentative young men from from Phoe- |