The Coconino sun., 1915-08-20

short motor trip and cooling off after un-bootlegging his city.
 Carl Anderson and wife, of Phoe- nix, are visiting relatives here this week. Mrs. Anderson was formerly Miss Helen Fairchild and we'll known in Flagstaff where she spent the early part of her life.
 Conductor Tom Ramage is wearing a mouth that looks as though he had attempted to bite raw cactus; he claims that it is not result of voice culture, but caused by potawatomie or toenail poisoning, or some thing like that.
 Mrs. l.. L. Van Akin, of Jackson, Michigan, and Misses Gertrude and Hazel Smith of Chicago, cousins and niece of Mrs. s. S. Acker stopped off here Tuesday for few days visit They are on their way to the San Francisco exposition.
 1 Miss Theresa Monroe, assistant cashier of the Bank of Winslow, came up Tuesday evening on a visit to warm personal friends and will spend the week end at Lake Mary with Mir. and Mrs. l.. w. Quinlan. Cashier Joe Daze is taking short vacation.
 Ross Sampson, who recently pur- chased one of the new motors for a bicycle, took his sidewinder for trip to Hibben's sheep camp Saturday. Something scared it and it started for the woods spilling Sampson in the road. He was considerably bruised up.
 C.. w. Trunsdale, manager of the Flagstaff Fruit & Vegetable store, has branched out into the wholesale busi- ness and during the past week has sold over eight car loads of fruits and vegetables. He is planning for branch agencies at Winslow, Gallup, Williams and Kingman.
 MT. J. M. Hoy and wife, of Fl Paso,
 Texas, arrived in Flagstaff Tuesday and are visiting Mir. Hoy's sisters,
 Mrs. James Roscow and Mrs. Wm Jakle. They are on their way to the
 exposition at San Francisco. They will visit the Grand Canyon before , leaving for the west. Mrs. Annie Giles, of Flagstaff, who has been visiting her many friends ir this city, returned home Tuesday eve
 ming with Mrs. Colin Campbell, who spent the day with friends here, stop y ping over from Holbrook, where sht attended the funeral of Mrs. James e Donahue.-Winslow Mail.
 Phil Rickel has leased the old Sen
 ate saloon building on Railroad ave s nue and is having it fitted up as [; !, bowling alley and lunch room. H. e expects to have the place running y smoothly within the next week or ter s days.
 Supervisor Ed Howell, of Apach' }. county drove over the first of thu = week with ihs daughter, Miss Velm; d and went to Prescott Sunday accom- 5 panied by Miss Myrna Lowell return d ing Tuesday. Miss Howell will attent
 the Normal school here this summe - Judge Frank Duffy, of Nogales n accompanied by his daughter Mis- e Mary, arrived in Flagstaff Monda! n evening. Miss Duffy will attend thu e Normal school this summer. Judg'
 Duffy is one of the popular demo - crats of the state and down in his sec - tion of the country, is strongly talke' of as the democratic nominee for gov | ernor.
 d Mir. Ed Franz a two sons, of Gin
 cinnati, O., stopped over on the wa! from the expositions to take in thu I sights around Flagstaff, visiting tn, n Grand Canyon and Cliff dwellings, an' 1 expressed great surprise at the won ! ders of nature, and promises to return , Mir. Franz is a school mate of Ere,
 Hensing.
 Division Superintendent R. H. Tut
 tie, accompanied by Mrs. Futile, Mrs , Fred Waite and daughter Miss Wini a fred were in Flagstaff the first of thu !, week for a few days, making man! U of the points of interest surroundin,
 the city in Mir. Tuttle's auto. MT
 Futile says the roads are very goo'
 except a strip of about twelve mile I on the east end of Flagstaff -Winslov road.
 !. Miss Mahoney, the society editor O the Winslow Mail, accompanied b. = friends motored to Flagstaff yester day. Miss Mahoney is also city edito
 and generally conceded to be abou !, the handsomest mill artist in North e ern Arizona. She conceeds that tn e New York Herald has more stuff il S it but is not near as interesting a }. the Mail, which, she advised us, vii coon toko Iho placo If n, apv inconca