The Coconino sun., November 21, 1903, Page 6, Image 6

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COCONINO SUN.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Real estate In Flagstaff is looking
P-
Buy a Brownie kodak, $1, at Bab
bitt Bros.
Good cigars are scarce. Try our
choice brands. Coffin.
James Smith, of Winslow, was a
Flagstaff visitor Wednesday.
If you need a hat remember Babbitt
Brothers is the place to get it.
F. C. Roberts, of Williams, was a
Flagstaff visitor last Saturday.
A stock of BuUerick patterns at
Babbitt Bros', dry-goods depot. 23tf
Father Vabro was a Kingman visitor
last week, returning home Saturday.
Jack Lo Barron is home from Apa
che county where he has been for some
time.
CofHn has cakes. All varieties and
kinds. See the display in show
window.
Mrs. Prime has sold her residence
property on Aspen avenue to Mrs.
Jane Given.
Parties desiring cedar posts in any
quantity can be supplied by address
ing the Son office. 28tf
Mrs. J. D. Raudebaugb, of Will
iams, arrived here Wednesday for a
visit with relatives.
Chas. Ford, of Ash Fork, was a busi
ness visitor hero Saturday, returning
home Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ella Holdridge and family de
parted Sunday for Los Angeles, where
they will make their future home.
James A. Vail left Wednesday for
Prescott, where he was called as wit
ness before the United States court.
Leave your orders for J. S. Wright's
express with B. Hoch. All orders
promptly attended to. Telephone 79.
Mrs. Homer Barilett arrived home
Saturday from Santa Ana, California,
where she had been visiting for some
time.
Rev. J. H. Henry left Wednesday
for Prescott, where be will serve time
on the United States trial jury for
some days.
Forest Supervisor Breen came in
Tuesday from a several days trip of
inspection on the reserve in the vicin
ity of Williams and Challender.
P. D. Berry returned to Grand Can
yon, Sunday, after a several days visit
with friends here. Mr. Berry now has
charge of the Summit hotel at Grand
Canyon.
Thanksgiving day won't seem right
unless you have one of those choice
turkeys that Coffin the Grocer is fur
nishing. They are Kansas corn-fed and
fat and "sassy."
Mrs. Julius Aublneau and son
Marion left Tuesday for San Francisco
to attend the bedside of the husband
and father who is at that place for
medical treatment.
The gent's furnishing department of
Babbitt Brothers is displaying an at
tractive line of young ladies' and
misses' hats. They are in a variety
of styles in red and blue felt; the for
mer prices were $1.00. The reduced
price Is fifty cents, and they are
bargains at this price.
Fresh, sweet cider. Coffins.
Nice waste baskets, willow or wire.
Sun office.
Eastman kodaks and photo supplies
at Eastern prices at Babbitts'.
Born Saturday, November 13, 1003,
to Mrs. Wm. Falder, of this city, a
daughter.
Work is being pushed Improving the
River de Flag. The channel is being
widened and deepened.
To Rent Furnished rear bed room,
stove and electric light. Price reason
able. Inquire at this office.
The Flagstaff Gun club will give a
live bird shoot at their grounds south
of the city Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. George Hochderffer and child'
ren left Monday for Dodge City, Kan
sas, where they will spend the winter.
Fire Insurance The Arizona Cen
tral Bank represents a number of the
largest American and English com
panies. For Sale The J. L. Treat property
in Brannen addition and eight lots in
northwest part of town. Apply to D.
Wallace. 44-5t
H. C. Hibben has ordered a big lot
of turkeys and will havo an old-fashioned
turkey shoot the day before
Thanksgiving.
V. V. Merino and Miss Jessie Pattee
left Thursday morning for Winslow to
attend the grand ball given by Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen that even
ing. Among other interior improvements,
Babbitt Brothers are arranging a
room at the rear of the gents' furnsih
ing department for the special display
of their stock of holiday goods.
Mens' and boys' hats in the leading
brands, and unsurpassed in quality,
at prices ranging from fifty cents up,
is especial attraction for next week in
the gents' furnishing department of
Babbitt Brothers.
Miss Florence N. Dukes, left Fri
day for her home at Brooklyn, New
York. Miss Dukes has been a resi
dent of this city for the past twelve
years and her many friends here re
gret her departure.
A neat iron fence is being placed in
position around the court house
grounds this week, and together with
the other improvements, grading,
cement walks, etc., will make a decided
change for the better in the appear
ance of the public domain.
Mrs. A. S. Alvord was the victim of
a serious accident one day last week
while engaged in her household work.
As she stooped to open tho oven door,
a cloth she had in her hand caught on
the tea kettle, overturning it and
severely scalding her right arm.
J. M. Dennis, manager of the lumber
company at Rhoados, was a Flagstaff
visitor Tuesday. The gentleman
loaves today for San Jose, California,
where he will visit with his family
until January 1st His son and
daughter are attending Washburn
university at that place.
Dr. E. S. Miller arrived home Mon
day from Tucson and Phoenix. He
went to Tucson as delegate from
the local lodge at the meeting of the
Masonic Grand lodge. On his return
he stopped to visit friends at Phoenix
and during his stay there an entertain
ment was given in his honor by the
Phoenix Elks, of which organization
he is District Deputy Grand Exalted
Ruler.
Better fix that sidewalk before the
snow storms come.
John H. Page, of Grand Canyon,
was a Flagstaff visitor the first of tho
week.
J. W. Powers had the misfortune to
lose one his work horses Thursday
night. It was taken sick during the
night and died before morning.
Miss Lou Hackett who has been
visiting her aunts Mesdames C. A.
Greenlaw and J. R. Treat for the
past year, left Thursday for her homo
In Wisconsin.
Owing to the absence of Rev. J. H.
Henry there will be no preaching ser-
ices at the Methodist church tomorrow.
The Sunday school and Epworth
League will meet at their regular
hours.
J. J. Donahue sold a vacant lot to
Dolph Payne Thursday. It is located
on the southslde and Mr. Donahue
states that the selling price was double
what the property would have brought
one year ago.
Judge A. E. Douglass returned
Tuesday from Winslow where he had
been for several days assisting in the
taking of necessary observations for
the establishment of the boundary line
between Coconino and Navajo
counties.
John T. Jones, of Bucklln, Kansas,
was greeting old friends in this city
the first of the week. Mr. Jones form
erly resided here and as a cattleman
was well known throughout Northern
Arizona. For several years he was
manager of the Aztez Cattle company.
United States Deputy Marshal Hill
visited our city recently and as a con
sequence the following gentlemen left
Wednesday for Prescott where they
will servo as trial jurors in the United
States district court, which convened
there Thursday: A. A. Fisher, Will
iam Roden, John Clark, Everett
Hanna, J. O. Jones, J. A. Wilson, W.
G. Blair,, A. E. Fronkforter, F. J.
Jock and J. H. Henry.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving day
and will be duly observed in this city.
Our country and Arizona in general
and Coconino county and Flagstaff in
particular, have every reason for re
turning thanks. The past year has
been a most prosperous one, climatic
conditions greatly favoring tho ranch
man, cattleman and sheepman. The
health of our community has been
good and all should be thankful for
living in such a favored locality.
A Remarkablo Cue.
One of tho most remarkable cases of
a cold, decpsoated on tho lungs, caus
ing pneumonia, Is that of Mrs. Ger
trude E. Fenncr, Marion, Ind., who
was entirely cured by the use of One
Minute Cough Cure. She says: "The
coughing and straining so weakened
me that I ran down in weight from 148
to 02 pounds. I tried a number of
remedies of no avail until I used One
Minute Cough Cure. Four bottles of
this wonderfnl remedy cured me en
tirely of tho cough, strengthened my
lungs and restored me to my normal
weight, health and strength." Sold
by D. J. Brannen.
To the Public.
Felt paper on your room is equal to
plastering, is much cheaper and more
durable. I am the originator of the
felting process and use a special paste
which is free from objectionable odor.
My imitators not knowing what to
use resort to the uso of ill smelling
paste and glue. The felt to be of ser
vice must be put on right and I am
the only paper hanger in tho city that
will guarantee my work.
J. Backman.
Tbt
I Htt
union mi
on a box of cigars is a
guarantee that they were
made by first-class work
men under sanitary con
ditions a point you can
not afford to overlook.
Ask to see the label
when buying cigars.
W. H. TIMERHOFF,
The Leading Druiilit,
FLAGSTAFF. ARIZONA.
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Flagstaff, Arizona.
Office hours 11 a. m. to 12 m.
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