The Coconino sun., 1915-08-06

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 Mayor and Mrs. Fitzmorris, of Cliffs, were in Flagstaff Sunday.
 Attorney Robert E. Morrison, of Prescott, was in Flagstaff Saturday.
 Hon. Ralph H. Cameron and Mrs. Cameron were in Flagstaff visiting 1, friends last week.
 We cater to white trade only at the Eagle. Nice quite place to go too. Meet your friends there.
 Mir. w. F. Purcell, the St. Johns sheepman, was in Flagstaff last week on short business trip.
 When you need the services of re- liable surveyor or engineer, see c. M. Brooks, in Pollock Block, or phone 223W.
 James Osborne Craig was in Phoe- nix over Sunday, where the therm- ometer and the sun work together all summer. Dutch" Ott gathered up the price of few steers and left last week for visit to his old home and San Fran cisco for few weeks.
 Engineer Jess Holm and wife, of Winslow, came up Sunday and re- turned to Winslow Monday. Mr. Holm is an engineer on east out of Winslow.
 F. o. Allen, county immigration commissioner came home Saturday from San Francisco where he has been attending a potato arisers' confer ence.
 Paddy Johnston who originated one of the first saw dust heaps in North ern Arizona, was in from the Saginaw camps Saturday on his way home to !. Williams.
 The ladies of the w. C. T. U. will
 hold home cooked food sale at Craw- l ford and Borum's on Saturday Aug. ; Eth beginning at 10 a. m. Your patron
 age is solicited.
 : Dr. A. F. Switzer left Friday night : for the Murietta Hot Springs, in the
 hopes of getting rid of severe attack ? of rheumatism that has laid him up s for couple weeks.
 Archie Grant, the all around wood
 slicer, left Wednesday evening for , Seligman where he has contract to
 build a six room ranch house for the Morrow Cattle Co.
 , Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Connor and fam
 fly, of Needles, California, are being
 entertained by Mrs. Jesse Gregg. Mr. l Connor remained only few days re-
 turning Wednesday. 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.
 Miss Rita Beasley and Mrs. c. A
 Keller entertained about thirty friends in honor of Mrs. Treat, of Los Angeles, at the home of Mrs. Keller
 Wednesday afternoon.
 Two car loads of paving machinery arrived in Flagstaff Monday morning
 for the Leyden- Ortseifen Co.,, and it a will not be long before the active ? operations will commence. MT. c. c. Schulz and daughter Miss
 
 Cecile accompanied by Miss Lola May 9 Stein, left Monday by auto for Phoe-
 nix, where they will remain a couple weeks on the Schulz ranch. Mrs. J. H. Cummings, Miss Lucy :. Cummings and Miss June Cummings l left for Flagstaff Friday morning ana d will be located in that city during the n month of August-Tempe Item.
 Miss Elizabeth Matchin, operator al f the Santa Fe depot left Sunday morn. S ing for Exeter, California, on a visit I to her mother. J. c. Kelley is back
 on the job again from his ranch. - O. B. Raudebaugh, the news stant l. man has donated one good sized bench }. for the city park, which is that much
 added comfort. There is plenty ot f room for more similar donations. :. Dave Lowell was quite badly hur 2 Wednesday afternoon. A side of bee
 fell on him when the hook gave way and bruised him up considerably. Tht ! big meat hook fell striking him on tho II head
 I. Hon. Paul Geary, of the state cor
 poration commission, came in Tues D day night from Oatman and Kingmar r where he has been for a few days D He will remain in Flagstaff for seve ral days.
 Judge Gus Hansen accompanied by U Joe LaChance, of Winslow, were ir ] l. T. =.