The Coconino sun., 1915-12-24

Rev. F. G. Mitchell of Tolchaco, was in the city the first of the week. Get that Edison Diamond point photograph, $3O-$5O.0O at The Den.
 Get that box of good Christmas cigars for his Christmas at The Den. Mrs. Martha Jones left yesterday for Phoenix to recuperate after se- rious Hines.
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Brewster went to Phoenix yesterday where they will spend the holidays.
 MT. and Mrs. Foote of Iowa Falls, Iowa, are the guests of their daughter, Mrs. c. c. Harvey.
 c. J. Rabbit left Wednesday eve ming for Los Angeles to spend the holidays with his family. Archie Grant left yesterday for Kingman to assist Dan Hogan on the new Arizona Central Bank building.
 Miss Beuna Hilty and Miss Elsa J Sweeney left Wednesday evening for Kingman to spend the gladsome days of the old and new year.
 Judge F. o. Twitty and Constable Geo. McDougal of Williams, were in Flagstaff Wednesday and were invited to call on the grand jury. Ira Hart, who dotes on following the festive COW around during the summer months, went to Santa Ana, Calif., Monday to remain for a few weeks.
 When you need the services of re- liable surveyor or engineer, see c. M. Brooks, in Pollock Block, or phone 223W.'
 Miss Anna Thomas, who is attend ing the Normal, went to Holbrook Thursday to spend the Christmas holi- days with her parents.
 Contractor Dan L. Hogan went to Kingman Monday to start construc- tion work on the new bank building for the Arizona Central bank.
 Mrs. s. L. Morris of Oklahoma City, arrived in Flagstaff last Friday and will visit her daughter, Mrs. Walter Runke at Tuba for some time.
 Ed Hunter of Williams was in Flagstaff last Friday proving up on his homestead. H. c. Sanders and w J. Parker were his witnesses.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harlow Yaeger and little Miss Yaeger, came in Saturday from their ranch near Canyon Diablo to spend the holidays at home.
 Mrs. Cecil Powers went to Los An geles Saturday for delecate opera. ton on one of her eyes, which has been troubling her for sometime.
 Misses Avery, Doris Mitchell, Miss Ruth Jesop Bolton, and Opal Core oi the Normal left this week for Phoeni, to spend the Christmas holidays
 The Winslow boys basketball team defeated the Williams team last week The next game will be played at Will Hams sometime after the holidays.
 Judge X. N. Sleeves, former count, } attorney has been seriously i'll at hi , home in Williams for several weeks He has been gradually improving.
 Ranger O. F. Schaffer, who hal been stationed at Long Valley thi summer, left last week for Roche ! ster, N. Y., on a three or four week! leave of absence.
 Christmas trees have been goint down in Salt River valley country in large lots the past week t' gladden. the hearts of the little folk where Christmases come and go with out the least sign of snow.
 Miss Helen Tate, who has been at tending school in Los Angeles, cam' home Wednesday to spend the holi days with former friends of hers wht have taken great interest in hel ever since she was born. H. J. Fuller was in the city Satur day from Winslow. Mir. Fuller is con vinced that the coming year will b' one of the most prosperous for stock men in years, even though last yea was considered one of the best. I have home made fruit cakes, plum buildings, and mince meat for sale Will also take orders for bread, rolls brown bread, cakes, patty shells, hom' made candies and other baking