The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-08-08
HERE AND THERE.
Movements of Home Folks and Notes
 About Visitors.

U. V. uail Ol heulanuS, Cal., was here Monday.
 R. S. Stockton, court reporter, ar- rived Tuesday.
 Judge Bethune is spending the week with friends here.
 The Tempe party returned from the Grand Canyon yesterday.
 Curt Tappan is now in the dry goods department of Babbitt Bros.
 J. B. Tappan left Tuesday for New York, thence to South America. {, George Selsor, the Pine Springs cattleman, is in town this week.
 R. E. Daggs came up from Tempe Friday and will remain several weeks.
 S. B. Hibben, manager of the Ari- zona Sandstone Company, is in town.
 F. c. Hochderffer and family re- turned Monday from trip to Mormon Lake.
 Isaac Chrisman arrived from Cali fornia Tuesday and will remain few days.
 w. o. Secor, civil engineer from Albuquerque, is stopping at the Bank Hotel.
 O. D. Flake, clerk of the district court for Navajo county, was in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. Adam Hanna of Hanna Station, Navajo county, is visiting Mrs. J. A. Lamport.
 E. F.. Ellinwood came in Tuesday from Phoenix. He will remain here several weeks.
 c. F. Boyce, James Walsh and J. c. Brown of Williams are here this week attending court.
 E. H. Fredericks and P. Wen of Prescott were registered at the Bank Hotel Saturday.
 John S. Jones, the manager for the Aztec Cattle Company, was up from St. Joe Monday.
 c. F. Ainswortb, a prominent attor- ney of Phoenix, was in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
 P. R. Weatherfcrd and family ar rived from Texas Sunday, and they will remain here.
 R. s. Gutman, representing the Ai- buquerque "Citizen,' spent Sunday and Monday here.
 Ben R. Coffin left Tuesday for a months visit to his former home at Leavenworth, Kansas. J. F. Michaels of the Williams "News" is in town this week as wit ness before the grand jury.
 H. E. Campbell returned Saturday from Kansas City, where he had been looking after shipment of five cars of tat sheep.
 I. N. Lewis returned Sunday from Kansas City. He says that the demand for fat sheep in that market is good and the prices fair,
 J. A. Ewell, former employee of the SUN office, is now the publisher of the "Pythian Herald," and located at Ritzvllle, Washington.
 Misses Mary and Maggie Hennessy arrived Monday from Tombstone. The former will be teacher in our public school the ensuing term.
 Charles w. Adams and John W. Adams of Kansas City are stopping at the Bank Hotel. In company with pr. Roster of Albuquerque they visited the cliff dwellings yesterday. w. H. Roll, commissioner of immi- grafton, left for St. Louis Monday. MT. Roll may visit his old home in Minnesota before his return, and ex- poets to be gone about a month.
 II, s, Van Slyck and wife and Mrs. c. P. Metcaif arrived from Albu- querque Saturday. The ladies will remain here several weeks and will visit the Grand and Cataract Canyons during their stay.
 John o. Dunbar, the editor of the Phoenix "Gazette'' was passenger on No. Friday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Dunbar, who was on her way to Denver to visit friends, and MT. Dunbar went as far as Albuquerque with ilep.
 II. s. Kenyon of Peach Springs, was in town Tuesday. MT. Kenyon is en- gagged in general merchandising at