Arizona republican., 1908-09-13

Jno. W. Francis. R. J. Kidd. J. E. Jones. l.. B. Hutchmss J. H. Lewis, Chas A. Clark. Jos R. Treat and lJ. W. Pritchett Mir. Nellis was one of the most popular men in Coconino county, and leaves a host of friends Co mourn his loss. It will be re- membered that Mir. Nellis made the run for sheriff two years ago and was. defeated by so small a majority that it was. uncertain whether hc or l his opponent was elected until the remotest precinct was heard from. ] The relatives of the deceased have
 the deepest heartfelt sympathy of the people of Flagstaff
 1 Floyd Barton came up from Wins l low on business the first of the week. | MT. A. w. Boyer. the contractor from Holbrook. was in town the first
 of the week buying car load of lumber.
 Paul Roduguiez has been on the
 sick list the most of the week Juan Roduguiez came down from Maine the first part of the week. | Mir. Roduguiez will re-enter the em- | ploy of the A L. & T. Co. and will
 move his family here at once. Miss Lola Anderson is confined to her home with severe cold she con- | trncted in Los Angeles.
 Mir c. B. Norby was at Cliffs on Wednesday of this week grading lumber for shipment from the Green law Lumber company
 Conductor Pete Wright of the Winslow- Williams local is laying off this week. Conductor SmaIIwood is handling the run until Pete returns to work.
 Judge Heney, for years bookxeeper. for the Rand d-Dagg Co at. WinsIow, died on Wednesday of this week
 The funeral services were held in
 Winslow Friday.
 Arthur Rains left for Los Angeles last Thursday. Before returning
 here Arthur will visit a number of other places on the coast Mrs. J. E. Rains and son. John. returned Thursday night from Santa
 Barbara. Cal. where they have been
 the past two months
 The U. S. forest service is making
 some very much needed improve ments aroung Flagstaff During the course of the next month or two, seven or eight cabins will be built for the Rangers Lumber is al ready on the ground for one at Nor man Lake and one at Fort Valley.
 Mir. George Rabbit expects to get moved into his magnificent new home on the mesa next week.
 ". Y. Hunter is a recent arrival from Tucson. MT. Hunter is a drug gist and has accepted a position with the Ruffin Drug company
 Monday night at the home of the Hon. H. C. Lockett a reception was given to Gov. Kibbey. About twenty guests were assembled. and a very pleasant evening was passed at cards. During the evening a very delightful luncheon was served. and while seat ed around the table. the Hon. H. F. Ashurst. who was acting as toast master. called upon Gov. Kibbey Gov Kibbey spoke very entertain ingiy for a few minutes. MT. Ash urst then called on E. NJ. Doe, c. A. Clark and J. W. Weatherford in turn, who responded right heartily. Mir. Ashurst then addressed the guests. after which they took their departure. all feeling that Mir. Lock- ett was a royal entertainer
 On Tuesday afterndon Mrs. H. C. Lockett entertained at five hundred and finch in honor of Mrs. Kibbey. Nearly fifty of the ladies of Flagstaff gathered to greet Mrs. Kibbey and to enjoy Mrs. Lockett's hospitality Refreshments were served during the afternoon. during which Miss Anna Jones dispensed sweet music.
 Mrs. F. A SIiker entertained a number of her friends at luncheon on Thursday afternoon at her lovely home in Milton Mrs. Kibbey was the guest of honor and the ladies enjoyed this opportunity of meeting Mrs. Kibbey and partaking of Mrs SIiker's unsurpassed hospitality.
 Levi & Mendal have opened their store in the store room next the Commercial hotel. and the business the first few days has been flatter- ing