Arizona republican., 1908-10-15

for about d weeks deer hunt. A. T. Cornish, he democratic nom inee for supervisor from Williams spent several days in town last week.
 Mrs. Thomas Brannigan of Belle mont was in Flagstaff the first of last week
 Miss Anna Jones' mother arrived from St. Louis. Mo, last Wednesday and will make her home here indefi- niely Mrs. Jones is in ill health and did not feel capable of standing the rugged winter of the Missouri city.
 Henry r. Ashurst was in Williams last Friday on legal business.
 Mrs IT. E. Campbell and children will leave for Phoenix Tuesday where they will spend the winter.
 John Garret came in from his sheep camp near Canon Diablo last Saturday after an absence from Flagstaff of five months.
 Miss Linnie Duggan of Winslow is again keeping books for G. H. Coffin. Miss Duggan formerly held this posi- ton and made many warm friends during her stay here.
 The republican nominees for the county officers made things hum out at the logging camps of the A. L. X T. Company last Sunday They were taken out there by one of the log en- zines. and spent a very pleasant and profitable day among the boys. The candidates say they were treated roy ally while there and they feel that they will get a big majority of the votes from that camp. The republi- cans become more confident of a clean sweep on election day as the time draws near.
 Mrs. w H. Beck and little child left Sunday for their former home in Ken lucky.
 H. B. Hazelton departed last Mon day for Phoenix where he will spend the winter.
 Jacob Caufman. one of the republi can candidates for supervisor spent a few days in town last week meeting his old friends and making new ones.
 Mrs. c. B. Howard has resigned her position as manager of the Postal Tel egraph company at this place, and left the first of this week for Winslow to join her husband.
 Al Doyle, who has been caring for a party of surveyors on the HOpi reser- vation all summer returned to Flag staff last Monday
 Mrs. s. s. Acker and daughter have moved to Beaver Creek Mrs. Acker will teach school there this winter.
 Felix Manning departed Sunday for Alabama where he will resume his studies in the medical college from which his father graduated.
 The people of Flagstaff generally are rejoicing over the fact that Rev. c. P. Metcalf has been returned to the M. F. church here for another year. MT. Metcalf has made many warm friends since coming here.
 While chopping wood one day last week Edgar Hash met with a painful though not serious accident. His axe got caught in a clotheSline, and was jerked off it's handle, falling on MT. Hash's head and cutting a bad gash.
 ThOs. Saver is home again after a business trip through Wisconsin.
 A A. Dutton and son Charles. were successful duck hunters at Rogers lake last Sunday.
 Through the courtesy of J. B. Jones of Williams the people of Flagstaff have received copies of the premium lists of the great Phoenix fair Noth- ing is overlooked in the list, and the premiums offered are very generous. This years fair gives promise of being the biggest ever, and it is thought there will be a larger delegation from Flagstaff this year than ever before.
 A. NJ. Graham is a recent arrival in Flagstaff and will stay here long enough to organize a body of l. O. G. T. He has met with much success since coming here and it is thought Flagstaff will have the largest lodge of Good Templars in northern Ari- zona.
 Henry c. Yaeger of Phoenix arrived in Flagstaff last week and will visit his son L. D. Yaeger and family for some time.
 The Epworth League of the NJ. E. church is going to give very unique social October 23rd. It will be in the nature of a trip around the world, the guests assembling first at the home of Miss Retta Beasley which place will be called Plymouth Rock. From here they go to the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Jones Germany and so on to Ireland, Scotland and other places.
 If Ralph Cameron's popularity can be judged by the number of buttons bearing his picture which are seen on the streets there is no doubt about the result of the election. Nearly ev- cry man woman and child in Flag staff is wearing one of the buttons.
 F. O. Poison, the Williams mer- chant, was in Flagstaff the first of last week.
 Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Pulliam was in Williams last week on official business.
 J. F. Rains was in Williams last Thursday to see if there were any democrats left at that place.
 ThOs. A. Flynn, who has his eye on the district attorneys office was a Williams visitor one day last week.
 The democrats held a rally at the court house last Saturday night Nearly all the democratic candidates were in attendenace and a very large audience gathered to hear what they ha fo al