The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
HERE AND THERE.

Movements of Home Folks and Notes
 About Visitors.
 Q. K. Davis was up from Williams Monday.
 Robert Finnie came up from Beaver Greek Tuesday,.
 J. c. Pascoe of Albuquerque was in town yesterday.
 N. L. Patterson was up from Canyon Diabln yesterday.
 W. D. Ellis of New York is regis tered at the Bank Hotel.
 Harry Rawlins of Williams speut Sunday with friends here.
 T. J. Eanipn and wife of Kansas City are stopping at the Bank Hotel.
 Miss Maggie Brannen will leave in Il few days tor Il visit to Los Angeles.
 Miss Minnie Hacke,t leaves to-day for her home in West Superior, Wis.
 J. A. Vail has moved into his hand- some new residence ou Leroux street.
 J. c. Lamport located d number of homesleaders near Challender this week.
 Louis Baer. the Albuquerque wool buyer. is here interviewing our wool growers.
 Tom Gillespie, who has been at work in the Last Chance mine, came iu Saturday.
 Julius Lesser. one of tho leading business lhen of Wiuslow, was iu town yesterday. Louis Trauer. the New Mexico man. ager of the Arizona Live Stock Co.,, is in town this week.
 J. w. Thurber yesterday moved his family to Cedar Ranch. where they will speud the summer.
 Miss Flora Weatherford returned from Cottonwood. where she has been teaching school. Tuesday.
 J. c. Milligan. who has been spend ing the winter with his family in Las Vegas, returned Saturday.
 R. c. Rohrabacker, representing the Albuquerque "Democrat," is iu town iu the interest of that paper.
 The many friends of Mrs P. J. Bran- men. now of Los Angeles. will regret to learn that she is seriously ill.
 Al Doyle and wife left Tuesday for a rip to Phoenix. They go overland and expect to be away about two weeks
 ElNin F. Tarr of Brisey & Tarr druggists. Jerome. was in Fags,atl Monday. Mir Tarr was on his way to Mapur'liln lo visit his parents.
 Hrur, C, Carter and wife and Mr.. D rims, of New Ynk ,iil. ar. vis tin. the points nf interest in the vIcinil, and left for the Grand Canyon to-day.
 Fred Shonlz of Bates county. Mi, s"pri, came in yesterday and will remain during the summer. Mir. Shnmtz is Il brother of Mrs. r. J. Hmhdertfrr.
 F. w. Smith, T. J. Coulter. F. J. Stein. Art Allaster and w. F. Russell returned Tuesday from the mining dis tricts of Bumblehee and Cherry Creek. Their mine in the former distlic on which they have done considerable work, is looking fine.
 John Sullivan and Joseph Hunt re- turned from Globe this week. They say Globe is a lively town but there is no chance for work, as there are four men for every job. Jim O'Neill is the only one of the Flagstaff contin- gen, who remained there.
 H. A. Rogcrs returned Tuesday night from Santa Barbara, Cal. where he has been spending the winter. Mrs. Rngrrs and the children will remain ii, California until June. .Mr. Rogers says that the Los Angeles fiesta is attracting thousands of people. | T. M. Wingo, the business manager of the Albuquerque "Drmocrat," spent several days here this week. Mir. Wing" is pleasant gentleman and he IS doing considerable hard work as head of the business department of the Democrat" as he proposes to make that paper Inc leading morning journal of the Southwest, and the SUN wishes him success in his efforts. | Tuesday d report was in circulation