The Coconino sun., 1909-02-05

W lllldlH DduDltl atSluIIlcu .Mun- day from Los Angeles where he had been attending the Convention of the National Live Stock eonven- tion.
 Judge E. F. Adams, who had been in Flagstaff in the interest of his clients, Messrs. J. w. and Heck Marley, returned to Albuquerque Monday.
 Special Inspector D. D. Bronson of Washington. D. C.. was an east bound passenger Monday. Several of his Flagstaff friends were at the train to see him.
 When we sell an order of Bis mark sauer kraut and Dill pickles we know there is pleased custo- mer. Coffin. The Grocer.
 There is no substitute for Bis mark sauer kraut or Dill pickles. They have taste of their own that cannot be infringed. Coffin, the Grocer.
 The Schubert Mandolin and Gui- tar Club will render some very be- witching selections at the Schubert concert on February at the Finer son school hall
 Judge K. J Kidd, district dep uty grand chancellor for the [ Knights of Pythias, departed Tues day for Kingman to install the off cers of the Kingman lodge for the ensuing term.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Bond of WInslow, who have many friends in Flagstaff, are rejoicing over the arrival of boy at their home on the evening of Sunday, January 3l. Mother and child doing nicely.
 Mrs. George Babbitt and chil- dren returned Tuesday from Cincin- natl, where they were called in December on account of the illness of Mrs. Babbitt's mother, who passed away soon after Mrs. Bab- bitt's arrival in Cincinnati w. H. Power will leave Monday with surveying party to make a survey of the west boundary of the reserve. The party will consist of w. H, Power, Thomas Wells. Ed Gillie, w. w. Wilson. John Ander- son, Claude Thompson.
 This makes me imagine l am back in the old country, said a. German in Los Angeles upon samp- ling Bismark sauer krout Plenty of it, nica and fresh, just received by Coffin, the Grocer. s. L. Bean. the genial superind- ent of motive power of the Santa Fe, with headquarters in Los Ange- les was shaking hands with friends in Flagstaff Wednesday
 A Lady Quartette is always source of delight to lovers of good music, and the Schubert Lady Guar tette is one of the best At Elmer. son Hall tomorrow Saturday. night.
 K. c. Cresswell, well known business man of Winslow, was in Flagstaff Monday to be present at the meeting of the board of super visors.
 Pleasing the people has been trade with the Schubert Symphony Club and Lady Quartette, for many years. and their program contains lots of fun of refined nature, as well as a wealth of fine music. At Emerson Hall tomorrow Saturday. night. Tickets at Browns.
 Americans ike to laugn and this fact is not overlooked by the Schu- bert Symphony Club. Several numbers of their program, as well as their encores, are full of fun, and you will be highly entertained by their program at the Emerson Hall tomorrow Saturday. night.
 Messrs. John Clay and J G. For est of the big livestock commission firm of Clay, Robinson X Co. of Kansas City and Chiacago. were in Flagstaff several days this week. While here they were guests of T K. Pollock
 J. B Parker. who for the past two years has been suffering with rheumatism in d most severe form, was brought to Flagstaff Sunday by