The Coconino sun., 1915-06-11
Local. Brevities

R. J. Harlan, of Kingman, was in Flagstaff Wednesday.
 Coffee like mother used to make, at the campfire in the park.
 Conductor Frank Martin was visit ing friends here Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. G. Hanna, of Globe, were in, Flagstaff Saturday.
 Senator Hugh E. Campbell was in Flagstaff Monday from Phoenix.
 R. c. Kline, the Santa Fe civil en- gineer, was in Flagstaff Monday.
 Miss Lulu Axton, of Prescott, is spending a months vacation here.
 Jack Lyons, the Winslow sheep man, was in Flagstaff Wednesday.
 City Clerk George Fleming was business visitor in Williams Tuesday.
 R. w. Hunt, of Needles and c. J. Hunt of Washington, D. C., were in Flagstaff Wednesday.
 Miss Alberta Schwalbe returned from the south Wednesday evening where she has been teaching school the past year.
 George Black jr., who has been working on the county road to Lake Mary, says the road is now completed to this resort and is one that autos can use with comfort.
 Messrs. G. w. Harris, chief en- gineer and Supt. of Maintenance Me Kinzie, of the Santa Fe were with the Santa Fe officials Wednesday who inspected the new city reservoir.
 Lanahan & Page completed the ten foot addition to c. B. Wilson's office building this week. This addition will be used by the Forest office to take care of.their growing volume of work.
 Miss Sharlot M. Hall, well known in Flagstaff and formerly state historian, is seriously i'll in Los An geles. Miss Hall is suffering from severe nervous affliction caused by overwork in literary duties.
 See the red safety signs in the center of the business blocks? We'll, turn to the right and be immune from City Marshall Bayless, who has orders to make thing fine" for you if you don't. Streets are too narrow to get up speed on down town streets.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harrington Moore and Miss Jean Morris left on June 2 for an extended trip to Canyon de Chelly, Zuni Pueblo, Acoma, Laguna, and other Indian Pueblos and villages in New Mexico. They expect to be on the trip several weeks winding up in Colorado
 Pythians and their friends should remember June 16th, the. date the Damon and Pythias pictures will be shown at the Majestic theatre. The pictures will be given under the aus pices of the local lodge of Knights of Pythias and are something worth sec ing whether you are lodge member or not.
 Claude Slicker, an Oil City, Pa., Elk was in Flagstaff Wednesday with couple friends. They stopped over on their way home from the exposi- tion to see Flagstaff and vicinity He was enthusiastic about this section of the country and is going home to advice all Elks as we'll as others, that they should stop over here on their way west.
 The residence of k. M. Robinson, on North San Francisco street, was completed this week by contractor Cooper. MT. Cooper will begin work immediately on a residence for Mir. E. F. Honn, on north Humphreys st., which will be built of Gallup white pressed brick. He says construction "oAh VIII DC DCtICi IillS otdSOH tIldH ever before, especially in the resi- dence line.
 Earl Mahan, the battery man for the Western Union Telegraph Co.,, has been transferred to charge of the Western Union lines south of the main line and will make his head quarters at Phoenix soon. Charles Canal will take his place on the main line travelling out of Los Angeles. Mir. Mahan will move his family to Phoe- nix this fall.
 MT. G. McAbee, the contractor who build number of nice homes in Flagstaff the past year, has purchased lumber yards at Glendale and Peoria, Ariz., and will move to Glendale this week with his family. MT. McAbee is pleasant gentleman to meet and one who made many friends during k. Ln