The Coconino sun., November 03, 1900, Image 11

About The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978

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Villi COCONINO SUN
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The Racket store has some bargains
in furniture.
Tlio Ladies Aid Society of the M. 10.
church will jflve u dinner on election
iJ.ij.
Money to Loan In sums of $100 unci
up. Will build hou-.es on instalmeni
plan Apply to I). Wallace.
The Racket Store N prepared I o Mote
your fnrnitnru safely and iti reason
able rates.
On Sunilay afternoon at .1 o'clock Dr.
I, liken will hold a meeting for men 11 1
the Presbytei Irn church, assisted by
Mr. W. R. Johnston. Both gentlemen
are former Y. M. V. A. secretaries and
entertaining speaker. Acoidiul and
general invitation is extended to the
pntilie to hear Dr, Luketis.
W. A. Richards and his brother.
Austin C. Richards, were visitors to
thn (rand ('utnnn tills week. W. A
Riclmtds is tlie assistant commissioner
of the (feneial land ollice and wan on
hs way to bin home, in Idaho to vote.
He was formerly governor of Idaho in
its territorial iliivs. Austin (.'. Rich
aids is a prominent stock raiser of
Shasta couiitv, Cat. They were both
highly pleased with the portion of
Arizona they passed through.
The lire dearptment held a meeting
at the city hull lust Sulurduj and reor
ganized. II null K. Cainplioll wasuliosen
us chief, .1. O. Mndersb.icli flr.st assist
ant chief, I. V. Wlieeler hceond ussist
utit cliief. and Larry V. Qiiltiluii see
lefary and treasurer. All tlie com
panies are well satisfied with tlie new
oflicers, and things look well for the
fntnreof thedepui tmetit. Orderswere
issued to the various companies to
make a report as to members, condi
tion of implements, hose, etc. Hugh
Campbell will uiakeun excellent chief,
as he is popular und 11 natural leader.
You are sure to tiud something at the
Racket Store you need.
The Racket store has a lot of cooking
and heating stoves that will lie sold at
right prices.
Ladies' culling cards, in, the correct, 1
styles', printed in the Imesteoppi-pluie .,
script at this ollice.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tlie M. K.
church will serve dinner on election
day in the Bank Hotel dining-room.,
beginning ut 11:30 a. m. Dinner. Iti
cents.
Ladies Mrs. M. Stein will be in
Flagstaff the otli of November, at the
Commercial Hotel, with a line line of
tailor-made suits, coats, capes, eider
down saeques and robes: also corets.
Kvery lady should bear in mind the
date, as if joii miss this opportunity
you miss seeing the latest, styles. I
will also have a line of wool and cotton
underwear. Respectfully. Mrs. M.
Stein. '
The ballot box for Bellpinont pre
cinct was left in charge of a proper
pet son at the last election, who stored
I in a proper place, or supposed he did.
I Now the ballot Iioxps used in ( oeonino
county sue made of steel and tire hand
some in appearance. A Mexican wo
man saw the box and not knowing its
ue. concluded thai it would be jiM
tlie thing to store her finery in. Slip
appropriated it and hud it shipped to
Flagstaff. She intended going to New
Mexico on u visit. The ballot box or
trunk, as it had become known under
its new ownership, was taken to the
depot where L. L. Hums, thinking it
a little early to be sending out elec
tion phiirapherualia. made enquirv
about it. He notilied the county
olllcials who summarily took po-stion
of it, much to tlie inconvenience of tlie
fair senorita. who was proud of her
handsome aud convenient trunk.
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