The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-01-28

morning from Phoenix.
 Robert Hennrssy has sold Rn in- trrpst in his meat market tO John Gar rpt,; it is now Carrot & H-nnessy. There will he an eclipse of the sun Monday afternoon between 4 and Q. It will be visible in the Skylight City. ..My wife has been in poor health for a long time. hut since taking few bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla she is better and is able to d" her work" GABRIEL. GREao. St. Johns. Ariz. The Mems Club nf the Presbvterian church will hold their first Opsn meet ing at the church x week from Friday evening. All are cordially invited and an entertaining evening is prom. is-ti.
 Frank Livprmor. returned last evening from the Little Colon aio. He reports Sheriff Cam -rnn's expedition surcre,ling admirably. Every thing is harmonious Mir Livsrm ire returned l,-day |" ihe expedition
 A distinguished party p.ssed through Flagstaff Tuesday aftern"on in spe- rial car attached n E.. 1-R 'b-rt Lincoln. Marshall Field, N. K. Fair banks. H. II. Porter and General Mir riti, all of Chicago. They were hound for Phoenix and southern Arlzon..
 Next Sunday at the Pr-sby terian church is ..Bovs' Brigade" day, and cons. qurnilv the remarks for ihe morning sermon will im specially directed [" the young people. The theme for the discourse will he ..E'i- ucatinn." The evening sermon will have for its subject "An E,rmy Made tn Do the Work Ot a Friend"
 Mir. and Mrs. k E Aver of Chicago passed through on No. Thursday for Ph,,enix, tO visit d few days. and left there for Southern Califnrrix io spend the winter. Mir. Aver founded the Aver Lun her Company here. which WAS afl.rward m-ryd inLn the Ariz '- na Lumber & Timber Company. and he is \ prominent citizen of Chicago, having taken an active part in the establishment of Field the Museum. on the site of the Worlds Fair ground [.
 Jack Hrnnessey. an old time en ginerr. but who has been out of the service since the A. R U. trouble and has been in business at Williams, lately running the Off. r Saloon. si o himself through the head and over the heart late Tuesday afternoon at his home in Williams. He is d married man, his wife being a sister of J. T.. Bro, les. ..Jack" was a wholr-sOuled fellow. liked by -vrryb"dv, who were indeed sorry Io hear of his drsprrat r act. He died at o'clock Tuesday night. No cause can be assigned for the deed.
 MT. and Mrs. Dr.. D. J. Brannrn entertained at dinner a party of young mru-ihp ..hnmrless f,ur"-at their COS, home Sunday aflrrmmm. C'v CTS were laid for SIX. and at the table brSi,irs lhe host and hostess were Professor J. C. Wa>sn,. F w. Smith, ihnmas Jasper and the writer. The Mrs. Branmrn's skill and was mnsl delicious. app-lizing and inviting. the hnn-ly four doing rxcrssivr justice |" il. After dinner Mrs. Brannpn favored the young men with a taste of her rare and gifted musical acromplisl'- n,-nts. She made a very pretty figure AS sce sat aL the piano playing her own accompaniment to th"se old songs that never los. their sweetness, and from lh- frequency of the pnr"rrs it was apparent that such musical treats are few and far bntween in th' l,v.s of the four ..ho,nelpSS." Dr.. an, Mrs. Brannpn were most h"spllabi"' And the quests departed, deeply feel