Arizona republican., 1898-08-08

Buke Maupin took in the dance at Holbrook last Monday night
 Mrs. Mary J. West of Snowflake was in Holbrook one day recently. Miss Lillian Gardner has returned to Holbrook after a trip to Flagstaff. Ed Shumate of Prescott has gone to California for the benefit of his health. Colonel C. C. Bean has returned to Prescott from trip to northern Ari- zona tgt . Mrs. M. M McCarty of Holbrook visited the Aztec headquarters last week
 W. H. Clark of Holbrook went to St. Johns, Concho and Springerville last week.
 Peter Milliken, a newspaper man from San Francisco, was in Prescott Friday.
 Eddie Woods was in Holbrook from Winslow visiting with his folks there recently.
 R. C. Kinder is in Holbrook from his sheep camps, having been absent sev- eral weeks.
 J. M. Grinders was in Holbrook from Taylor recently greeting his old ac- quaintances.
 Heavy rains in the mountains have caused rise in the waters of the Little Colorado.
 Antonio Lopez of Holbrook went to the hospital at Albuquerque for treat ment last week.
 c. c. Testefman of Holbrook is at Woodruff building house for Mrs. Lucy Ellsworth
 J. w Smith of Snowflake left for Great Britain Tuesday. He will re- main about two years.
 Messrs. Kennedy & Grim were at Holbrook last week inspecting the work on the court house.
 George Whitaker of Big Bug and H. H. Larkin of Cherry are registered at the Sherman house in Prescott c. O. Andersen of the HoIbrook Ar gus paid Winslow flying visit Tues day and the Mail office a fraternal call.
 Prof Beatty arrived in Holbrook from the coast, returning to St. Johns where he is employed to leach another year.
 Mr and Mrs w C. Barnes returned Tuesday to Holbrook from their outing in the mountains, having been out about one month.
 c. C. Bryant has been in Holbrook for a couple of days. He is suffering from a felon on the hand. He had it lanced and is now improving very fast. S. F. Murphy, the pleasant and af- fable gentleman residing near Pine top, was at Holbrook Saturday. MT. Murphy is an old resident of the coun- ty.
 Yesterday was Phoenix day at the Baptist church in Prescott Rev. Lewis Halsey preached and Mrs. A. B. Buckley led the young peoples meet ing.
 A 6year-old boy fell into a vault in South Prescott Friday and had a narrow escape from death. Luckily, he lit on his feet, when his screams brought rescuers to hand.
 J. O. Mcintosh returned to Winslow Tuesday last from Albuquerque, where he spent week. He says he was hos pitably entertained while there by his old, as well as many new friends
 Deputy Sheriff Boscha of Congress arrived in Prescott Friday after a mar wanted in that camp on a charge o1 obtaining money under false pre- lenses. He got his man and returned with him,
 Mrs. J. A. Vinson, who is summer ing in Prescott, writes her husband that she is much benefited by tha climate. She is so much pleased tha she will remain until the hot season here is over.-Tucson Citizen.
  and sheep raiser at Show Low. Ariz. was passenger from the west las night. He is brother of Louis Hun ing of Los Lunas and Franz HuninE of this scity.-Albuquerque Citizen.
 City Health Officer Day of Prescott the other day officially examined tn, aged Chinese vegetable peddler, ae cused of being a leper. The docto says the Chinaman is not leper an, has no indications of becoming one
 A dance was given at the hall il Holbrook last Monday night in hono of people of that town leaving for tn coast. The music was furnished b. Messrs. Young and Hill. As usual a all Holbrook dances, all had a joll time
 Mrs. L. L. Wyatt, an advertisin agent, will remain in Winslow unti Monday or Tuesday. The work i which she is engaged can do Winslo, no possible harm, and may be tn means of considerable beneflt-Wins low Mail
 Barney Stiles and Colonel Nose Tat Of Winslow returned from Thoma last Sunday, where they had been t deliver from three to four hundre three and four year old steers, belong ing to the Aztec Land and Cattle com pany, to the beef contractor at tha post.
 A citizen of Phoenix says that tn fellow who started that report abou the thermometer going up to 125 de grees in that city is liar One hur dred and twenty-four degrees, accord ing to this gentleman, is as high a any one has ever seen it in Phoenix Jerome Reporter. Yes, Phoenix is "hot" town.