The Coconino sun., 1911-12-22

dhSy tOiiCl SdSCSI iiidhlIul III S sets reduced for Friday and Satur- day only, at Rabbits Dry Goods Dept. Also Post card Albums.
 Mrs. V. ]. Rozen, of Chicago, arrived last Tuesday and is the guest of Mrs. w. Fl. Power. She will remain until after Christmas.
 Xmas big day for the children. Don't forget them. Toys special ly priced Friday and Saturday only, at Babbitt's Dry Goods Dept.
 Prof. D. F. Stewart, who had charge of the Flagstaff band, left last week for Pennsylvania where he was called by the sudden death of his father.
 Sam Black was home last week from the ranch on the verde he recently sold. He expects to re- main their until spring to dispose of crops on the place.
 John Garrett and ]. o. liar rington expect to leave after Christmas for the Canyon Diablo country with a tanking outfit to build tanks for stock water.
 Xmas should bring much joy to the children. Don't forget them. Special bargains in Toys and Juvenile Novelties Friday and Saturday at Babbitt's Dry Goods Dept.
 Mrs. Percival Lowell will en- certain about fifty children at her home next Monday afternoon, with Christmas festivities. The little ones are undoubtedly in for a good time.
 The little ones must be remem- cered on Christmas-Toys and Novelties for the children, spec ially priced for Friday and Satur- day only, at Babbitt's Dry Goods Dept.
 Messrs. David Babbitt and M. I. Powers, two of Coconino county's enthusiastic good roads boosters, are attending the southwestern good roads convention in Phoenix this week.
 Frank C. w. Pooler, former forest supervisor of the San Fran cisco Mts. forest, now of the Albu- querque office, came in from the west Monday and is visiting Su- pervisor Drake.
 Jos. P. Wilson went to Will Hams Tuesday to assist Cashier Mcdonald Robinson at the Ari- zona Central Bank during the absence of that indomnitable figure fighter, Jerry Lee.
 A nice little Christmas remem- berance to former Flagstaff friends would be the Coconino Sun for a year. Your friends will remember you once week aside from the boost for Flagstaff.
 Brakeman Jas. Smith returned from Los Angeles Tuesday. MT. Smiths wife is in the hospital in Los Angeles where she was taken month or more ago. She was dangerously ill, but is out oi danger now.
 P. ]. Murphy, the effervescing Hibernian W h ever radiates cheer, returned last Friday from a months vacation to his old old home in Chicago. He per colated back to A. L. & T. Camp IT Monday to assume charge of the commissary.
 The Eagles smoker last even ing at their hall was some affair. Otto Reuckert, who has been famous for years as a chef, was the chief procurer of viands, and just for that they were all there. The eatings provided made all old eagles flop their wings.
 The little baby boy of Phillip Rickel passed away Tuesday morning, after a couple days ill., ness. The little one was about two weeks old. The bereaved father and mother have the deep sympathy of their many friends in the passing of the sweet little life.
 The present week has been ob- served by the Jewish people in a manner conservative with the old time custom of the Feast oi Lights. The Maccabees figured in the ancient custom and in com memoration of the early events of this feast the customs are held in