Arizona republican., 1898-11-02

 Edith and GertruGe, have returned to Flagstaff from California.
 WcIk cn the new saw mill plant at Flagstaff is b ing delayed on account of the non-aTTival Of brick from Wins lew.
 Miss F. Barnes, Q gra1ddaughtsr Of Mrs. 4. E. Barnes, has arrived in Hcl- brock from California and will spend the winter in HclbTOok.
 Mrs. H. E. Davis Of Flagstaff has gone to Denver to attend her sister, Mrs. J. c. Vining, who is seriously i'll in the hospital at that place.
 T. E. Pollock Of the Arizona Central bank, has returned to Flagstaff from Q business trip along the San,a Fe Pa cifc as far west as K1ngluan.
 Miss Mary L. Barbcau Of EIgin. H., is visiting with her brc.her, Al Doyle at Flagstaff. She is delighted with Arizona and may remain several months.
 Neil L. Patterson has returned t2 Flagstaf from Los Angeles, where he has been for tha past three months re- ceiving treatment fer his eyes from a specialist.
 Mrs. George LydicI1, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. J. T. McWil- Hams at F1agstaff for the past month, has returned to her home in Grand Rapids, Mich
 John H. Simpson and Iva Edwards were married in Globe Thursday night by Justice Harry Temple at o'clock, at the home Of the brid-'s parents, MT. and Mrs. D. L. Edwards.
 w. Taft Of South Esa1t, North Da- kcta, with his family, arrived in Flag staff las. week. Mr. Taft has pur- chased the C1ark-Hitt property in old town and will make his homa there.
 George ". Sullivan is now the ag5nt Of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad at Flagstaff MT. Sullivan is cle of tho oldest agents on the road and is a pleasant gentleman with whom to do business.
 ?. J. Murphy cf Flagstaff has gene to San Francisco. His departure was has, tened by the death cf his father. which occurred last Thursday. MT. Murphy during his residence in Flagstaff hes made 8 host of friends.
 J. W. Cart has returned to Winslcw from a rr0tracted visit 10 San Fran cisco and Colorado. MT. Cart was in San Francisco fer 9 number cf months under @ physicians care fer stomach trouble and was greatly benefited.
 There.is no falling eff in the number Ci buildings going up in WinslCw It's growth is steady and continuous. If it continues for 2 few years more Wins low will be ona of tho most populcus towns t2 nor,Aern Arizcla, says thu Mail.
 Jesse Martin, so well and favoTably known to cid timers throughout the territory, arrived in Flagstaff thc other day. He has had the misfortune to lcse limb since he left Flagstaff and is ncw gathering funds to purchase an artificial leg.
 George ". Hsnsa arrived in I-aE 5taf from Camp Verde last Thursday in charge Of ? band Of 400 head Of cattle owned by various cattlemen Of that valIcy. The oattIa were scId to Frank GuiIfoiI and were shipped to Nebraska Saturday.
 On Sunday. November ., the stores Cf Holbrook will clcse and remain closed every Sunday thereafter. No goods of any description will be scld excepting fcTage. People throughout that secticn will have to govern them- selves accordingly.
 President Ripley of the Santa Fa system is reported as saying that his company will have a through line from Chicag1 to San Francisco by SepteEl- Der, 1899. This will make the Santa F'e enc Of the largest railroad systems in the -Winslow Mail
 Rev. c. c. Mclean of PhiIadelphia was a visitor 10 the Grand canycn last week Hs is visiting all the points Of in crest on the line Of the Santa Fe for the purpose Cf obtaining material for Q stereoptican lecture which he in tends delivering in all the principal eastern cities. Mrs. J. L. Clark and Mss Maggie JsTyiS have returned to HOlbrO-k after a two months stay in Les Angeles. They have been visiting MT. Clark's sister, Mrs. William Garland. Tho climate cn the coast seems to have been quite gaIubrioUs ss both the ladies re- turned the very picture Of health.
 The members cf the c. I. A. and La dies society desire tc return their sin cere thanks to Colonel Brcd;e fer 6 d0- nation Cf $10 to the receipts of their ball given fer tho benefit Of John Rsy- holds, q locomotive fireman, who has been in tfl- hospital at AlbuquerqUs for some time, and we understand that his recovery is extremely d0ubtful.-Win3- low Mail.
 Fer som time past the people living cn North San Francisco street have had nightly visits from 3 p-le-caE None Of the heads of families were brave enough to sho-t it and the noisome ami nal would still be proving around nights if Mrs. Charlcs GiuisDie had net concluded to take the risk Of kill ing it ard did sc by emptying the con-
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 Charles Eolznan received a letter from Sergeant W. 4. Davidson written from Cleveland, Ohic, where ne is wis ting his sister, and will Tsmain for