Arizona republican., 1908-09-27
FLAGSTAFF COURT WEEK
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durlnS the absence Of MT. Breen, WnC
 is the editor of this very popular paper.
 Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Dr. and Mrs
 Harry Wilson, MT. and Mrs. J. P l Wilson and Harlow Wilson made uI
 a party to Sunset mountain today. l Mrs. Charles Proehnow and Mrs
 E. T. McGonigle entertained the
 Don't Worry club at the home of the
 latter in Milton today at five hun
 dred. Refreshments were served dur ing the afternoon. Miss Donnelly was l the winner of the first prize, while Mrs. Colin Campbell took second leaving the consolation prize for Mrs Pat Gavin.
 1 Miss l.. V. Nolan is expected to
 arrive here from Chicago next week She will keep house with Miss Anna Jones on Knob Hill and will have a place at the telephone exchange as hello" girl.
 l Miss Retta Beasley, while chasing a young rooster one day last week, bad fall, which resulted in injuries \ sufficient to lay her up for several days.
 Mrs. E. A. Sliker entertained a
 number of friends at five hundred at
 her beautiful home in Milton on Wednesday afternoon. ] James McKiernan, for many years | a resident of Flagstaff, passed away at his home Tuesday night. Mir. Me Kiernan was for years foreman of | the A. L. & T. Co.'S large logging camp and was one of the most popu- | lar of the boys. Mir. McKiernan was | a young man and he leaves a host | of friends to mourn his loss. He | leaves a widow who has the heart l felt sympathy of the whole com 1 munity. The funeral was held at the Catholic church Wednesday morning l under the auspices of the Fraternal l Order of Eagles, of which lodge he
 was a member.
 Chief Engineer R. J. Arey of San Bernardino is in town this week on business for the A. T. & s. F. Ky. coast lines.
 F. c. Watson, wife and daughter, parents. Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Watson, left for Los Angeles and other Cali fornia points Tuesday.
 OoHlpdny T. N- G. A., IelI TOT Phoenix this morning on No. 1 to attend the annual encampment. The boys were chaperoned by Capt. Geo Hochderffer and put up a splendid appearance.
 Dr. L. B. Stookey. a very promi- nent physician of Los Angeles. Cal. is in town this week attending court. He is a very important witness for the prosecution in the England case. E. T. King of Tucson is spending a few days in our city.
 I. L. Gregory of Phoenix. the representative of the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton. Pa. is in town looking after busi- ness this week.
 E. V. Willets of Albuquerque is in town on business today.
 M. A. Rex of Tucson is registered at the Commercial hotel this week
 The new rooms which are being added to the Commercial hotel are not quite completed, but Mir. Dona- hue, the proprietor, had to put fur niture in them to accommodate the large crowd which gathered here during court week.
 Miss Ida Westfall. the very pOpu- lar pianist and comedian. has sev- cred her connection with the Elec- tric theater here and left Monday for Phoenix, where she has an en- gagement.
 E. c. Sliplin of the Lowell ob- servatory was a visitor at the Grand Canyon the first of the week.
 Judge R. F. Sloan killed his first deer while hunting last week with party who accompanied him here from Prescott.
 w. H. Bliss, a prominent banker of New York City. and his wife arrived in the city the first of the week in their special Convoy" The car was set out here long enough for the occupants to view the cliff dwellings and other points of inter est around Flagstaff. Mir. and Mrs. Bliss will stop at the petrified forest and other places of interest on their way back to New York.
 Tom L. Reese was a business visitor in Seligman the first of the week, returning here Wednesday.
 Tom McGinty, a former conductor running through here, was in town a Wllllt ldSl Ibiil iiebo many friends here who were glad to see him.
 David Raudebaugh of Williams is counting here this week.
 Mrs. Frank Livermore entertained the Swastika Sewing club at her home north of town last Monday after noon in honor of her sister, Mrs A. w. Chamberlain, who left Tues day for Phoenix.
 Mrs. C. H. Schultz and daughter Cecile, left Saturday for Los Angeles, where Cecile will enter school. Mrs. Schultz will return after a short visit with friends in the city.
 The following were guests at the Weatherford hotel this week: Chas. Davis, Phoenix; Geo. $. Masking, San Diego; T. J. Lyon, J. B. Comfort, R. E. Lee, Williams; A. w. Bolton, Berkeley, Cal; R. H. McGovern and wife, San Francisco; J. M Stratham, Fresno; W. H. Cox, Jerome; B. P. Hunt, Montrole, Cal; w. A. Saun- ders, Holbrook.