The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-11
HERE AND THERE.
Movements of Home Folks and Nou,
 About Visitors. '

D. M. Riordan left Tuesday for New York on business trip.
 Mrs. c. Il. Richardson, of Williams, spent rhonday in Flagstaff.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Francis were among the holiday visitors.
 Ms. Scarborough, of Prescott, vis- tied frieuds here during the week.
 c. H. Fancher, the A. & P. land agellt, called on Flagstaff Saturday.
 E.. $. Thompson, of Providence, k. l., visited the Grand Canyon "Wednesday.
 General Clark N. Churchill, ex-At- torn ey-General of Arlzoua, wasin Flag staff last week.
 J. L. Adams, of Los Angeles, was in town this week ooking after his prop erty interests.
 E. A. Sawyer and little daughter were here last Sunday with the Wins low ball team.
 The Misses Edi Lh and Gertrude Tol- free, ot the Grand Canyon. were in Flagstaff last week.
 Mrs. John Y. T. Smith and Miss Winifred Smith, of Phoenix, are sum- mering among the pines.
 Frank Morrell, the well-kuowu deputy United States Marshal, was up fro m Williams Wednesday.
 Frank Johnston, prominent Albu- quelquean, made favorable impress sion as umpire for the Browns.
 J. w. Francis and family, J, B. Francis and R, W. Kilkatrick are vis- iting the Grand Canyon this week.
 John Hauce, the Grand Canyon celebrity, favored Flagstaff with his presence several days during the week.
 Miss Eva Duttou and MT. and Mrs. Anton Klein were pas.en gers on tn, Grand Canyon stage yesterday morn- ing.
 George Coffin is back where he can see the San Franciscos. He says Gal lup is not as swift town as it's name might imply.
 George Woody, pop ular with all who know him, returned to Flagstaff last week, aud will probably remain here during the summer.
 Clark Hit has severed his connec- tion with the Democrat" and gone to Verde, where he has purchased an in- terest in goat ranch.
 James w. Vorhes, of the AIbu. luerque "Citizen," accompanied the Browns on their tour, and was well come visitor to THE SUN office.
 John T. Hughes has joined the cleo tric railroad survey to the Grand Can yon, and will remain in and about during the summer months. |
 Mrs. E. P. Poynter entertained a | arge number of friends on the Fourth, which was the occasion of double | celebration, her birthday falling on hat date.
 J. T. Lockhart, wt ose brush trans orms an unpainted house into a thing 'f beauty and a joy for long time, vent to Winslow Tue sday to rejuvenate ! house there.
 Right Reverend P. Bourgade, Bishop 'f Arizona, arrived yesterday aud is he guest of Rev. II. R. Graujon. Bishop Bourgade will remain about hree weeks, enjoying the cool breezes # the San Francisco mo untains.
 Telegraph Operator Charles Ed yards, formerly of Flagst. If. has been n town several days. Mi". Edwards lad charge of the office at Walnut. 'ervice has been disc ontinued there, nd he takes a situation at Winslow.
 
 Mrs. J. M. Dormer Uf San Francisco, 'al., is visiting the many points of interest Tn this vicir ity. Mir. Dormer vas formerly secr ,tary of state for Nevada and Mrs. D ormer finds A mum. er or old Nevada friends of her hus. ana located in Fla gstatf.
 M' L. Roach will leave Saturday for IS oId nome in De lavan, H., and will e absent about three weeks. Next 'eek he will lead to the altar one of ne 1air maids of hat charming town. HE SUN extends it's congratulations nd welcomes tho happy couple to heir futura home in ElaustoH