The Coconino Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • Page 5

V.i fiOfc. THE COCONINO SUN THURSDAY, 'FEBRUAHY 21', 1007 WILLIAMS ITEMS SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE 5V II 1 'f i A more, charming and elaborate wedding has not been the pleasure of William society to witness than was the occasion which united in matrimony Mr. James S. Hogue and Miss Eliza Mclntire, both of this city, on last Thursday evening, February 14, St. Valentine's day.

The beautiful bride was gowned in a delicate white, with a train of of deep rich veiling, which hung neatly from a beautiful wreath of flowers placed at the head and streaming over the shoulders to the floor, while the groom wore a rich black evening dress suit. The best man and lady were dressed to correspond and the occasion was made one of brilliancy and mirth. The wedding ceremony was pronounced by Rev. David Roberts, at the home of the bride's mother, promptly at 8:30 o'clock, after which those present, comprising only the near lriends and relatives of the' bride and groom, partook of the wedding feast and extended their best wishes for the happiness and prosperity of the happy couple, departed for their several homes. The usual "tin-can brigade" paid its noisy visit later in the evening and Jim was shy a few "bucks" when he had finished with them.

This, however, was only to be followed up by a number of charming ladies who had not forgotten the number, as scarcely did the'echosof the battered pans fade away behind "Old Ben Williams" when the shrill whistles of tin horns and "gruesome" sound awakened the fact within the household that an other speech was in order by the groom, which he did in his usual clever manner by inviting the score of feminine charms within the spacious dining room, where, after participating in a like manner of the hospitalities afforded them, congratulated the bride and groom, departed gleefully, feeling that they had received in return all the honors capable of being bestowed at their hands. And now it was, that at about the hour of 1 1 o'clock (and, by the way, the usual hour for this bunch of Night-Owls to make their appearance), the K. of P. band struck up a very appropriate selection, entitled, as near as we can recall it, "Serenade the Honeymoon." Here it was that Jim had gotten at his best and fairly delivered, extemporaneously, a speech that "You never heard," and "Neither did the boys," but we will say from the information at hand that' Jim did express his highest appreciation of the courtesies which had been extended him in honor of the greatest event of his life, and said he was glad that this occasion only happened once in a life-time; but it's all over now, and we wish the happy couple every blessing that life can bestow in their happy union together on earth. The new copper wire being strung by the Western Union Telegraph company from San Francisco to Chicago, was brought up at this point on last Friday.

The line gang comprises tiuite a number of men and are stringing the wire-tovard Chicago as rapidly as possible, owing to the immediate necessity of more through wires to handle the large volume of commercial business now being offered. Mrs. G. V. Hoopengarner and son, Guy, went to the Canyon on Friday last for' a few days' stay with Mrs.

J. R. Smith, who is quite ill. J. E.

Gilson, while engaged one day last week at his work in the woods south of town, suddenly disappeared from the sight of his companion, C. Coker, and after several minutes search was found where he had last been seen, lying upon the ground wholly unconscious and bleeding freely at the nostrils and consciousness was not regained until after nearly an hour's frantic work over the life less form by Mr. Coker. The ause proved to be heart trouble, and after a few hours' of complete rest at home he was able to resume his dijties again. Ex-Constable Chas.

II. Adams has accepted a position at Grand Canyon as assistant electrician at the Electric Light plant of that place and left Monday to assume his duties. Charlie, having a prominent part in the K. of P. band, as tuba player, will be greatly missed by his musical followers, but it is hoped he may at an early date again change his location to Williams and harmony among the boys will reign supreme.

Grand Canyon Lodge, No. 14, Knights of Pythias, of Williams, will, on Thursday evening, February 21, give a social and banquet at the I. O. O. F.

hall for. the Knights and their ladies, in honor of the Pythian anniversary of the order. Joe's opening on Thursday night was certainly a howling success and everybody in attendance report the time of their lives and nobody went thirsty. The gay crowd dispersed at 2 a. m.

Mrs. N. R. Graham, who has been visiting with 1 datives and friends at Redondo, for the past month, returned home Thurs day evening much benefited by the trip. Wm.

Kay and wife were in from their ranch Friday; also C. E. McGary and wife transacted business in the metropolis. Henry L. Aphold has moved into his newly built cottage on the hill and he nosv assumes the airs of a millionaire.

(Continued on Page Six) People of Flagstaff Spend your money with the merchants of Flagstaff. They are the ones to whom you go when you get in a tight place and want a little money to tide you over the hard spot. YOU PATRONIRE THEM when you are out of money and you get the goods. They may charge a few cents more, but, remember they have to pay you higher wages than you could earn "Back East." Montgomery, Ward Co. do not pay for lighting your streets; neither do Sears, Roebuck Co.

help to pay taxes in Flagstaff. The only way to have a good town, and a prosperous town, is for all to stand together. Keep money in town by spending it with home industries. Don't go to Montgomery Ward nor Sears Roebuck for Telephone Service. The Mutual company will furnish ycu good service AT COST.

Harduppe "How are you getting along with your course in memory training?" Barrowell "Oh, I've stopped it. I began to remember all the money I have borrowed for the past ten years." Philadelphia Record. Vriff Now For Pure Food In tho UNITED STATES Examine thm iamef. Thm new food law requires that statements as to the contents of the package must! me true Knowing the contents', you can be sure to Mipohase only pure, cream- of tartar baking nowder John E. Blakely Takes His Life The people of Kingman were shocked yesterday to learn that John E.

Blakely had shot and killed himself near the camp of Ernest Solomon, six miles south of Kingman. The young man had been drinking heavily the past week, and was suffering accutely from its effects. For several days during the week he was quite ill and was confined to his room, at tended by a nurse, but Thuisday it was thought that he had recov ered sufficiently to admit of his going out of town. He' went to the Solomon camp, and after remaining there a short time picked up a shotgun and stated that he was going out to kill some quail and walked away. Not returning by nightfall the men at the camp became uneasy-and made search, and in the morning reported the fact to Kingman.

Ross H. Blake- ipain balm makes ita favorite with ly, A. H.Harris and some Indians sufferers from rheumatism, sciat-went to the camp and took up the jca, nmc back, lumbago and deep trail. After a short search thejseated and muscular pains. For body of the unfortunate man was sale by all dealers found about three-quarters of mile from camp.

He had removed one shoe and had formed a loop of bear grass, through which he had placed his foot, tying the other end to the trigger of the gun. Then, seating himself on a rock and cocking the gun, he placed it against his head and pulled the trigger with his foot. The charge of shot shattered the head into a shapeless mass. Before shooting himself he carefully placed a pho- tograph of himself on his hat and placed a stone on it to prevent its Deing blown away. Mr.

Harris brought the remains to town, where an inquest is being held today. Judge Blakely, who is in Phoenix attending the legis- 0f diphtheria what honey is to the lative session as a member of the bee. The greatest menace to child council from this county, was wired ljf! at this season of the year is the to and will come up on this even-. neglected cold." Whether it is a ing's train. I chiId or aduit( tnc co alight 'or John E.

Blakely was born in theSeVere, the very best treatment that state of Nevada thirty-six years' be a( ted 5s to give chamber-ago, but lived the greater part of T. his life in this county. He was an lain' -s cough remedy. It is safe and energetic young fellow, but allowed sure Tnc reat popularity and the curse of liquor to sap his man- i immenpo sale of this preparation hood and bring him to a.suicide's has been attained by its remark- Braye', A able cures of this ailment. A cold He leaves behind him to mourn his unhappv death two small boys, "eveir results in pneumonia when one brother and an aged father.

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