Arizona republican., 1909-04-04

him being guilty of anything of tina
nature.
on June l Mrs. Frederick w. Sis.
son, of this city. will open a sum.
mer resort hotel on Oak Creek, abou
twenty miles from Flagstaff. 1t will
be known as the Lolomi Lodge. ano
will be located in one of the mos
picturesque spots in Arizona.
Flagstaff Lodge, No 499, Benevo.
lent and Protective order of Elks, or
Tuesday evening elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: f
NJ. Brown, exalted ruler; A. A. John
son, leading knight: F. W. Perkins
loyal knight: ]. 7. Keeley, lecturine
knight: DR.. f. S. Miller, secretary; j
c. Blake. treasurer; J. W. Pritchett
tiler; +. 4. Sliker( trustee: NJ.
Powers. representative; b. 4. Cam
erOn, alternate. Following the cleo
ton Of Officers, Judge r. J. Kidd and
Sheriff John w. Francis were induct-
ed into the mysteries of Elkdom, after
which Otto served one of his famous
Dutch lunches. The installation OF
officers will be held next Tuesday
evening.
At a school trustee election, held
Saturday, w. II. Switzer was elected
a trustee to succeed himself for the
next three years.
Mrs. Glenn Meyer and babe departed
Wednesday for Peoria, Ill, where they
win spend several months visiting
relatives.
Ramon Domino, principal OF the
Ash Fork schools. was in Flagstaff
on Wednesday.
Fred Hensing left Wednesday for
San Francisco TO buy a stock of
groceries for a new store which he
will open in Flagstaff in the near
future
The Mission society will meet with
Mrs. Milligan next Friday.
J. G. Moritz, of Bellemont, was in
Flagstaff the first OF the week.
John Clark returned on Wednesday
from Wickenburg, where he has been
for the past two months.
The Masonic lodge will hold a rous-
ing session on Saturday evening, at
which the VI. NJ. degree will be con-
fsrrcd upon two candidates.
Mrs. \. a. Dutton entertained at
bridge whist on Friday evening.
Sheriff and Mrs. John Francis re-
turned on Sunday from a weeks visit
to Denver.
r. c. Creswell, n prominent stock
man of Navajo county, was in Flag
staff the first Of the week on bust
ness.
A. T Cornish, of Williams, is in
the city.
II is reported on good authority that
the Greenlaw Lumber company will
resume operation on May 1.
J. NJ Dennis, of the J. NJ. Dennis
Lumber company of Maine. was in
Flagstaff on business Monday.
ID. J. O'Rourke died on Saturday Of
pneumonia at the county hospital.
The remains We're taken 70 Williams
for interment.
The local lodges Of odd Fellows
and Rebekahs are making prepara
lions 10 celebrate the nineteenth ami
very Of the founding of the order on
April &c.
w. w. Durham has sold his ranch
at Mormon lake and his cattle outfit
Of about three hundred head to San
ford * Duffield.
Mrs NJ Mcmillan and Miss Dom
nelly departed this week for Fresno,
Cal, where they will spend a month
visiting relatives.
+. Leroy Cummins and bride re-
turned on Tuesday from St Joseph,
where they spent their honeymoon.
George Lowell, who spent the winter
in Phoenix, has returned to Flagstaff.
Joe Dent, the well-known sheep
man of Cataract canyon, was in Flag
staff this week on business and. Incl
dentally, see John Francis and Bob
Kidd ride the Elks goat.
l. ID. Jaeger was home from PhOe-
nix on Tuesday.
Rev. :. J. Rodgers superintendent
Of Methodist missions in Arizona, will
arrive in Flagstaff on Sunday and
viii conduct services in the Methodist
Episcopal church each evening during
the last week Of the Lenten season
This week John Edwards was bound
over to the grand jury by Justice J.
Q. Harrington. II seems that Ed
wards had been motioning a knife at
Joe Roth.
Charles Cotton, a prominent young
business man of Gallup, was in Flag
staff on Tuesday.
Frederick Nolv, of Canyon Diablo,
was in Flagstaff yesterday on bust
ness.
Mrs. W. II. Power has been indis-
posed the past week.
John Metz, whose sheep interests
have been keeping him in the Salt
River valley during the winter, was
home this week visiting his family.
Mrs. W. p. Sipe departed on Tues
day for Melvern, Iowa, on an extend
ed visit to relatives.
jeremiah Joshua Fisher returned on
Wednesday from Phoenix, where he
spent the past three weeks.
f. E. Thurston, the well-known cat
tleman, was united in marriage yes
terday to Miss Anna Hart, the we'd
ding taking place at Cornville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Livermore Will
return this week from Phoenix, where
they have been sojOurning for some
time.
John Verkamp. proprietor of Yer
kamp's curio store at Grand Canyon,
is in the city on business.
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This is to notify everyone that my
ranch in section 10 township north,