The Coconino sun., 1915-08-20
Horlick's Matted Milk
 50 cents and s .OO
 and Hospital Size Always in Stock WILL MARLAR PHARMACY Rexah Store Free Dehve1y

"Dearie GlrP'-Crable, ElkS Mln- strels.
 Gus Jakle was at home over Sunday from Williams.
 Studebaker farm trucks and wa gons. w. H. Switzer.
 Roll on Beautiful World, Roll on Johnston, Elks Minstrels. Binder twine at w. H. Switzer Hard ware and Harness store.
 Congressman Carl Hayden returned | the first of the week from tour of Navajo and Apache counties by auto. Chas. Wyrick, one of the pioneer cattlemen of Navajo county, was in Flagstaff few days the first of the week.
 H. A. Cheverton, state bank exam iner, came in Tuesday evening from
 Winslow and will do official business l here fer week or so.
 Over 22O pupils have been enrolled at the Normal school for the regular term. More could have been secured had there been room for them.
 Watch for the cate of the Elks home tolent minstrel show. This band of theatrical ,pirates will endeavor to jerk smiles from gloomy faces.
 VETERINARY-Dr. Geo. Bedinger
 is located at Wm. Beeson feed yard.
 Examination of all stock free of charge. Calls made at any time or place.
 It is reported that while digging
 for water pipes on San Francisco st.,
 cement crossing was found across
 the street from the Falder barber
 shop, at least one was discovered
 there and taken up Monday. Will E. Barnes, assistant U. s. for. ester, arrived in Flagstaff Monday from the south and met District For, ester Ringland of Albuquerque here and will go over the northern national
 forest on an inspection trip. Miss Buena Hilty, who won the Elks
 trip to the San Francisco exposition
 returned Saturday evening from tho
 big fair. She was accompanied b! Miss Hagerman. Both young ladies : were delighted with the trip. Mrs. James A. Gattlin, aunt of Geo A. Fleming, was called home to Ham mond, La., Sunday while at Grant
 Canyon by the serious illness of her year old daughter who had contracted a severe case of dyphtheria. Mir. H. M. Embach, father of liar
 ry Embach the cattleman, came ir last Saturday from the coast where he has been visiting the exposition and will remain here few weeks. H.
 is on his way home to Chicago. Mir. Quirk, chief transportation in } spector for the Santa Fe, was in Flag staff Monday, accompanied by Train
 master Duffield, to meet the specia train from Chicago carrying railroad superintendents to the coast. ' The crossing at Rattlesnake Tank
 on the Verde road was badly washed by recent rains, and gang of mer was sent out Monday to put it in gooe : shape again. Dad" Thornton witf
 his road outfit are repairing rougf places along the Cliffs road east. Mir. and Mrs. Jack Tharp, of Phoe . nix, and MT. and Mrs. Chas. Lind
 strom came in Sunday from Grant
 Canyon in the Lindstrom auto. They
 had gone from Williams and returned this way. MT. and Mrs. Tharp have
 been visiting the Lindstroms at the
 logging caraps.
 There was a general home-going o1 Normal students on Saturday, the most of them going west and south The big summer school was closed
 Friday and was one of the most sue
 cessful summer sessions ever held al the Normal.
 A. w. Baker, the insurance man has plans drawn for neat office
 building on east Aspen avenue. Ht
 intends using a portion of it for hi. business and will lease the balance The design is handsome one ant will lend tone to that end of thu street.
 Normal school students are arriving daily and the attendance will be righ up to the capacity of the school as i was last year. Before the school cal grow any more the new dormitor! will have to be built and it would no t be surprising if the new dormitor! a was not filled to it's capacity as sool 5 as it is ready for occupancy. Gus Neu, one of the old time plain ing mill men of Flagstaff, has re