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

ing for Phoenix.
E. M. Brown is building bungalow
on N. Sitgreaves street.
L. A. Bailey left Wednesday morn
ing for Jerome Junction.
Raymond Prcchnow left Monday
evening for school near San Francisco.
A show as is show--Elks Min
strels at the Majestic Thursday Sept.
End.
G. C. Bottenberg, travelling auditor
for the Santa Fe, was in Flagstaff
Sunday.
Hon. T. G. Norris, of Prescott, was
in Flagstaff short time Tuesday
morning.
Think of your gifts for Christmas.
A new line of fancy articles at the
Racket Store.
A few little showers would do no
harm. Warm weather and clouds but
precipitation is meager.
The Elks will bust gallus in pro-
ducing their "unsad" performance at
the Majestic Thursday Sept. End.
District Forester A. c. Ringland, of
Albuquerque, was in the city couple
days this week on an inspection tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Spencer left
Monday night for Denver, where Mr..
Spencer will remain short time on
business.
Mr.. David Rabbit and Judge E. J..
Babbitt who had been in Los Angeles
a few days on business, returned Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Clay Parker arrived in Flag
staff Saturday evening to join her
husband who is working on the Frisco
Peaks auto survey.
Bar d. Jones came up from Phoe-
nix last Friday in his new Jeffrey car
and has been hobnobing with old
friends where it is cool.
Pat Grove, former resident of
Williams, recently sold his saloon in
Gallup and has purchased the Horse
Shoe" large saloon in the same city.
Ralph Ellinger went to Prescott
Sunday and returned the same day in
51a hours in new Maxwell car, which
he brought back for DR.. R. o. Ray
mond.
H. NJ. Embach, who has been cow
punching with his son Harry on his
big cattle ranch near Bellemont for a
couple weeks, left yesterday for his
home in Chicago.
n. J. Ritter the sheepman of Je-
rome Junction, was in the city last
Friday endeavoring to convince peo-
pie that this wasn't half bad year
for sheep raisers.
Why the chickens flew the COOP
A. T. A. Henery Don't burn feather
in a glue factory-P. E. r Fumery-
and such stuff at the Elks Minstrels.
Majestic, Sept. End.
B. B. Brandon assistant cashier of
the Citizens Bank, returned Wednes-
day morning from Kingman where he
has been the past week relieving cash
Ter Walters of the Kingman branch.
Miss Mamie Campbell, of Rich
mond, Kentucky, is visiting her uncle
VIM. A. Campbell for couple weeks.
Miss Campbell is on her way home to
Kentucky from the San Francisco ex-
position.
VIM. wild Bill Tremaine and wife
of Phoenix, were in Flagstaff last Sat
urday having skinned over the country
by auto. They stopped short time
with friends and left in the afternoon
on their way to Colorado
Jack Yaeger, chief engineer of the
Prescott e. Phoenix railroad, came up
Saturday night and remained until
Sunday morning to meet his wife and
children who were on their way home
to Prescott from Denver.
Louis Benedict came in Monday
evening from his sheep ranch near
Anita. He recently made shipment !
of lambs and old sheep. He says
rains are needed in that section,
though no stock is suffering.
Elder J. E. Bond, president of the
Arizona conference will be here for a
few days. There will be netting at
the Adventist church members Friday
evening at s o'clock and continuing
over Sunday. All are welcome.--Mrs.
Piper.
Congressman Carl Hayden and Mrs.
Hayden are at the Moqui snake dance,
having made the trip by auto. Carl
wants to know all his constituents,
he knows how snakey some are but
wanted to get wise as to how snakey
some of them dance.