Arizona republican., 1898-08-22
Arizona Day by Day


was in Flagstaff last Monday
 Judge N G. Layton Of Flagstaff paid Williams a business visit last week.
 A. J. and Robert Daggs arrived in Flagstaff from Phoenix last Monday.
 Mrs. Bagby of Prescott has returned from her visit to California
 Mrs. E. NJ Blake of Prescott is con- valescing from her recent illness.
 J. M. Simpson left Flagstaff Monday for Phoenix on a business mission.
 Mrs. George H. Cook has returned to Prescott from a visit to Flagstaff.
 Messrs. Ewing & Pool will start up their ice plant in Yuma in a few days.
 Judge Sloan and family were among the visitors to the Grand canyon last week.
 Greenlaw brothers are working about fifty men at their saw mill in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. c. K. Jenness and her sister, Miss Belle Eaves, left Prescott Thurs day for San Diego.
 George Doyle returned to Yuma last Tuesday from months vacation at Agua Caliente springs.
 R. B. Burns of Williams, chief en- gineer of the Santa Fe railway, was in Flagstaff Wednesday.
 Colonel Lee Crandall left Washing ton for Globe last Sunday and was ex- peeted to arrive there Friday.
 Jake Hiedlebough and Mrs. Ella Wallace were married August Is at McCabe by Justice Hanna.
 Mrs. E. S. Gosney of Flagstaff, who has been dangerously ill for several weeks, is very much better.
 J. c. Phelan, the Williams butcher, was in Flagstaff Wednesday looking after his business there.
 Colonel John Shanssey and wife re- turned to Yuma Tuesday evening from their summer vacation on the coast.
 ". F. Cogshall of the Lowell obser- vatory of Flagstaff, who has been east for some months returned Friday.
 The Winslow and Flagstaff base ball teams crossed bats on the diamond at Flagstaff yesterday for $50 side.
 The Yuma school board has set Sep tember 12, the second Monday, as the date of the beginning of the schools.
 Hugh Rogers of Dodge City, Kan. is visiting with William Roden at Flagstaff They are old time friends.
 It is evident that Flagstaff needs more dwelling houses as there is not 8 vacant house in the city, says the Gem.
 Charles Knop left Flagstaff tuesday for trip to Coerlin, his old home in Germany, and will be gone four months.
 Mrs. F. P. Powers, lady from Youngstown, O., is dangerously sick at the residence of Charles Knop in Flagstaff.
 The board of supervisors of Coco , nino county will meet today and fix the rate of county taxes for the pres ent year.
 President Ives of the State of Ari- zona Improvement company will re- l turn to Yuma from Santa Barbara the first of this week.
 A new round house will be built at once at Prescott to take the place of the one destroyed by the locomotive explosion recently.
 T. J. Eaman Of Flagstaff Thursday shipped 600 head Of cattle to Kansas. , The cattle were gathered at Mud Tanks and TOntO basin.
 ] Mack Rogers and family of Camp Verde arrived in Flagstaff the first of last week and will visit the Grand can yon before returning home. . Colonel E. A. Pitkin of Prescott and Admiral Dewey went to school to- gether when they were boys about 12 years old back in Vermont. Mrs. F. H. Moore of Redlands, Cali , fornia, arrived in Flagstaff Thursday to join her husband and they will make that place their future home : F. W. Krenger of Milwaukee, Wis, arrived in Globe last Sunday to fill the position of master mechanic for the Old Dominion Copper company.
 John Rimpeau, head clerk at Gan folfo & Sanguinetti's, left Yuma Fri day to join his family at the seaside, He will be absent about two weeks. H. W. Newman, quartermaster' s sergeant at San Carlos, with his family spent last Saturday in Globe and re- turned to the agency on Sunday : Prescott is going ahead at the rate : of about 100 new residences annually. {; A few business houses are also built from time to time, says the Courier. , Mrs. c. J. McCord of Yuma, who has ; been visiting friends in Wisconsin and . other northern states for the past two ] months, arrived home last evening" ; The Woman's Relief corps of Pres colt will give a concert and dance in . the rear future. Half of the proceeds will go to the O'Neill monument fund. , Thursday was mortgage day in the recorders office at Prescott. The only ! instruments filed for record were three mortgages and one release of mort gage
 j N. L. Amster, superintendent of the , Continental mines, left Paris. France. for New York on the Sd instant He is expected in Globe about the first of {, September.
 Arthur Worth, who has been in Cal ! Ifornia for several months, returned on Sunday to Globe to resume his position as machinist with the Old Dominion company.