The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-11-04
Sweet apple cider at Cofiin's.
 We are having ideal weather. Flagstaff needs a soap factory.

''tNS "HF'S Ss>sos 0s OVAAAh D. T We are having ideal weather. 1 Flagstaff needs a soap factory. l A steam laundry here would pay. | Harry Fulton of Williams was ii
 the city Friday.
 l Sixty cents for Levi, Strauss & Co
 overalls at Flagstaff Cash Store. l New jewelry and clocks received 4,
 J. P. Arnold's. Matchmaker, w. U. T, office.
 A liberal amount will be paid fol
 the return of lap robe to N. Green. leaf.
 Attorney E. E. Ellinwood return, from the southern part of the Terri. tory yesterday.
 Go to c. H. Coiiin's for fresh oys- ters, celery, cranberries and fine cream candies.
 James Lamport came in from Selig- man yesterday to look after business here for short time. B. E. Neal. wife and son left for Oregon last week, where they will make their future home. Attorney E. M. Doe went to Pres colt Monday to look after legal business in district court in that city. A bold thief or thieves captured the best part of the cash registry of a saloon at Williams last Sunday morn- ing.
 o. P. Harding, staunch supporter of the SUN-DKMooRAT. and an Al rancher is up from his Oak Creek ranch to-day.
 Letters of administration were granted Monday by Probate Judge N. G. Layton to Mrs. Mary E. Russell as administrative of the estate of David Russell deceased.
 The case of the Territory of Arizo- na aga,nst James Abshire, charged with the killing of Phil Mcdonald near Ash Fork over year ago, is set for tral next Monday at Prescott.
 The peace officers of Williams made quite number of arrests the latter part of last week. The larger num- Der of the parties arrested were women for keeping and residing ip houses of III fame.
 D. R. Prime and Hugh Bunch left here Tuesday for the Grand Canyon with teams to move the family of J. W. Thurbur to town. They will at once move into their new handsome residence which Mir. Thurbur has just completed in the west part of our city.
 The Phoenix Gazette says: ..Phoe- nix has more pretty girls than any other city In the natIou." The editor of the Gazette has never been in Flag staff. or he wouldn't have published the above fl he has any respect for the truth.
 DIED-On Sunday morning at the residence of Jesse Gregg in Flagstaff, Arizona. the little infant boy of Mir. and Mrs. Johnson. The little one had been sick for several weeks. It was about seven months old. The parents have the sincere sympathy of the en- tire community in their sad bereave- meRt,
 J. F. Hawks received a telegram from Atchison, Kansas. yesterday stating that his son-in-law. Sam King. had been elected county clerk of his county by the largest majority of any mau on bis ticket. Mir. King is well known in Flagstaff, having once been engaged by P. J. Brannen in keeping books. His many friends here are pleased to learn of his good luck.
 MARRIEp-On Sunday at the resi- dence of Mrs. A. NJ. Cameron in Flag staff. Arizona, Mir. Frank J. Stein to Miss Lura M- Griffith, Rw. c. P. Wilson officiating. The wedding was a very quiet one, only few of the intimate friends of each being present. They are both well and fayorably known ip our city, and stand high in the circles of society. THE SUN.DEM- ocRAT extends it's well wishes for the future happiness of the newly welded couple.
 President Sturtivan of the Phoenix |