The Coconino sun., 1908-11-27

MT. Es r.. Smitn, Cne pig Sneep man of Seligman, was a business visitor here Monday.
 Bob Irwin, the man who saws what he sells and sells what he saws, was in the city from Selig- man last Friday.
 Mr. Joseph Hull, one of the pio- neers of this section of the country, now located at Seligman, was in the city on business this week
 Come in and look at our silver ware. Glad to quote prices. See our assortment of ornimental brass and oriental vases. Hardware De- partment. Babbitt Bros.
 Mir. Jack Isbell, and sons Joe and Henry left for Phoenix Tuesday to join his family, who preceded them a couple weeks. They will spend the winter there.
 Mr. Carl Hurst came up from Oak Creek last Saturday with large gathering of quail which he proceeded to distribute about a. mong his friends where they would do the most good,
 Owing to the closing down of the hotel at Grandview, the post office at that place will be discon tInued on December lst next. MT. P. D. Berry will continue in charge of the office until that time.
 The Anozira club dance Friday evening was the first dance of the season given by this new club and it was attended by about twenty couples. Refreshments were served and those who attended had noth- ing but good time.
 With official returns not yet all in from h e different counties Cameron's plurality is now little over 700. It IS hardly expected that there will be much change from this when the vote is officially announced.
 Forest Inspector Woolsey left for the Grand Canyon Wednesday The El Tovar is fine place to spend a d ay like Thanksgiving. While Mine Host Brant never uses lan- guage to his guests his manner says: Eat till you bust: there's more in the warehouse
 H. H. Smith who has managed the Grandview hotel at Grandview for number of years past, has closed up the hotel and shipped the stock to Phoenix. Mr Smith will make an extended trip east and hardly expects to return to Ari- Zona.
 The Ladies Missionery Society of the Presbyterian church gave re- ception to the ladies of that church, and to those who had identified them selves with the church, on last Thursday afternoon. The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion wi h a profusion of flowers, and refreshments were served by the ladies who had the affair in charge.
 A travelling man by the name of Smith, travelling for St. Louis firm was taken suddenly ill Satur- day while stopping at the Conner cial hotel. That part of the brain governing his speech seems to be affected and while he is able to write he can not talk commercially His relatives in Illinois were noti- fled of his illness and wired that they would come at the earliest pose ible time to take him home.
 George Peterson has goo d healthy limp in his right knee which he injured last week while 'bull l-dogging" a yearling steer. No well bred steer cares to have pictures drawn on his hide with a hot iron, and while George was carefully pumping his nose on the ground, the steer changed sides be- fore George removed his leg from where the steer laid down,
 Tickets for Williams Jubilee Singers Concert at the Emerson school, December 3rd may be se- cured of Edward M, Brown, the jeweler. Prices general admission 50 cents. reserved seats 15 cents and $l ,00,
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