The Coconino sun., 1915-08-06
Local Brevities

east yesterday.
 The ureat Lucifer makes big smoke l Wednesday night.
 Dr. Tom Manning has new Hup to hup around in.
 Mrs. J. Mullen left Wednesday night for Phoenix.
 J. H. Spencer went to Los Angeles Friday on business.
 Mrs. Harrison, of Winslow, was in Flagstaff yesterday.
 Mir. w. P. Ryan started for Chicago Wednesday morning.
 Ed. l. Hamilton, of Williams, was | in Flagstaff Wednesday. Senator H. E. Campbell was in Sel- igman Sunday and Monday. Mrs. I. B. Rock, of Milton, left Wed-'I nesday morning for Los Angeles. Don't miss seeing Dr. Blome as the Vintner in Dr. Faustus, August II. Ice cream and cake on the court house lawn Saturday evening-15c. Eagle pool hall always clean, cool, comfortable. Meet your friends there. "To be a flea, and here and there, and everywhere" Gooding in Dr. Faustus.
 Earl Mahan, the battery man was home over Sunday, returning to Phoe- nix Monday.
 Honn will play The Devil in the Majestic Theatre next week and so will Adams.
 Jack Lyons, of Winslow, came in Wednesday evening for short busi- ness session.
 Rev. G. w. Harts has gone to Doug las on an evangelistical tour of south ern Arizona.
 Strictly up to the minute at the Eagle pool rooms. Cigars, tobaccos and candies.
 Dr. K. G. Bazell and Bill Daze jr., were auto tourists" here Tuesday from Winslow.
 Katheryn Keller was the guest of Miss Lucia Campbell at the Mahan ranch last week.
 J.W. Fetters left Wednesday morn- ing for Chicago and will visit his old home in Michigan.
 Mrs. Kate Robinson and Miss Sadie Robinson left Tuesday morning for Lafayette, Louisiana.
 Mir. Boyer, special agent for the Western Union was in Flagstaff Mon day on an official trip.
 All imps of the lower region will be turned loose next week at the Majestic Theatre. Look for the date.
 Walter Verkamp who has been vis- iting here for several weeks left Mon day for his home in Cincinnati.
 When you need the services of a reliable surveyor or engineer call up C. M. Brooks. Phone 223W. If Forest Supervisor John D. Guthrie left Tuesday for San Francisco to take a look at the big exposition.
 Judge Fred Twitty, Ed Postle and J. S. Amundsen, of Williams, were visitors in Flagstaff Tuesday morning. Edgar Hash purchased the Rosseau residence on North Leroux street and moved into it last Monday from Aspen avenue.
 Otto Lebsch and Swan Friberg, of Williams, two of the pioneer employees of the Saginaw mill, were in Flagstaff Wednesday.
 Having bought the Cozy Cafe, in- vite the public to try my lunch room Everything clean, food wholesome Mason Faivre.
 David Hopkins, purchasing agent for the United Verde and Mir. R. E Tally, of Jerome, were in Flagstaff g few days the first of the week.
 The weather permitting Section A of the Ladies Aid will serve ice cream and cake on the court house lawr Saturday from until 10 o'clock p. m
 An exchange very truthfully says that "some of the five-hour a-day fel' lows have fifteen-hour-a-day wives which helps out a good deal in fami. ly."
 MT. and Mrs. F.. E. Kirkland, who have been the guests of Senator and Mrs. H. E. Campbell for week or more left Wednesday morning for Los Angeles.
 If you want to be "up to the min- ute" don't miss seeing Miss Gaby Des- lys in "Her Triumph" Paramount Feature at the Majestic Theatre Fri day night, Aug. 9th.