The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1915-08-27

W. c. Fisher, the American Type
Founders man, was in Flagstaff yes
terday.
Tickets will be on sale for Elks "
strels at Marlars Drug store, Monday
Aug. 80. Git some early.
Mrs. c. H. Brownell came up from
Needles last week to remain a couple
weeks here with friends.
Santa Fe Bill Evans is laid up at
his home on Aspen avenue with a
severe attack of ptomaine poisoning.
When you need the services of a re-
liable surveyor or engineer, see C. M.
Brooks, in Pollock Block, or phone
223W.
DIR. George Bedinger, veterinary
permanently located at Blossoms cor
raj. Years of experience. Competent
authority on animal diseases.
| Geo. Rabbit, Jr., had his face
badly cut Wednesday at the Rabbit
garage by the explosion of a tire he
was pumping up. The injury was
painful one.
Mr.. Thomas B. Gill and bride ar
rived in Flagstaff Wednesday evening,
having come around by the way of
San Francisco on their wedding trip
from Milwaukee.
At the rate new houses have gone
up this year and are still going up
should meet the demand, but so far
there is still demands especially for
furnished houses.
Stansel Greer, one Of the prominent
sheepmen of Apache county, was
business visitor in Flagstaff Wednes-
day. He is one of the pioneer stock
men of that county.
Roy Cummings, formerly a Flag
staff boy went through here Wednes-
day morning from st. Johns on his
way to California where he was called
by the serious illness of his father.
James J. Gibson, an early resident
of Flagstaff, now of Buckeye, has
been in the city a few days this week
with his family. They came up over
land in his auto and are enjoying the
cool weather.
DR.. H. Fl. Busby and party of New
ark, N. j., arrived in Flagstaff Satur-
day morning in private car and re-
manned here during the day visiting
the Lowell Observatory and other
points of interest around Flagstaff.
Mr.. E. T. McGonigle is building a
neat little brick bungalow on the
south side near the Normal school.
The building is nearly completed and
the brick used all came from his kiln
east Of the city. He is figuring on
building number of them.
Rickel & Kisker will move the Curio
restaurant to Railroad avenue where
they will have combination foodery
and a bowling alley. The Curio has
always been well patronized and with
new equipment more room, expects to
materially increase the business.
A. j. Mackay, former resident of
Flagstaff now of Eager, Arizona,
came in Saturday for a few days stay
with old friends. He has fine ranch
and good bunch of cattle and has
been doing remarkably we'll the past
few years.
Station agent o. H. John was in
Winslow Tuesday attending an in
formation meeting of Agents. Agent
John is strenuous advocate of bust
ness principles in handling public
business and believes that it is no
great inconvenience to "show the
goods"
Think of it! You may never see
any of 'em perform again. No rain
checks-bring your slickers and pro-
tect yourself from friends weeping
away on your shouIder-Goloshes per-
mited, umbrellas barred, Sept. End at
the Majestic, when the Elks will put
on tantrum minstrel extravaganza.
Chas. E. Stoller, with the Kansas
City Live Stock Company, was in
Flagstaff few days the past week
looking up stock shipments for his
firm. He was so well pleased with
the city, surrounding country, climate
and busy appearance that he threat
ems to make his home here perman-
emily.
John Proctor is now member of
the Flagstaff Fruit & Vegetable store
firm, and will have charge of the
Kingman branch which will be opened
next week. John is live wire and |
will endeavor to make things grow in
live town. He expects to leave to-
morrow for Kingman to fit up the
building recently leased by the firm.
Mr. I M Dennis a piopoor I,,,,Lor