The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1915-06-25
Local Brevities

M. 7. Piper was in Prescott this
week.
Mrs. Louis Benedict was in Will
liams Tuesday.
Ed Walker, the Navajo cowman,
was in Flagstaff Monday.
w. M. Wingield, of Camp Verde,
was in Flagstaff Tuesday.
Gerard T. Wall, the abstract man,
was in Seligman Saturday.
1t can't be sold or rented if Sun
want adv. can not do the trick.
Cement walk work is rapidly prog
ressing in every part of the city.
John Zalaha, the ubiquitous, was in
Winslow Saturday on business trip.
DR.. ]. f. Ward, the optician, of
Los Angeles, was in the city Satur-
day.
Ed Rabbit went to Winslow Sun
day to witness the big fifty mile auto
race.
Several car loads of summer school
students arrived during the past
week.
Buy a hot loaf of bread in cool
place-the CORRECTION Den. 1t has
the taste.
Don't forget the big dance at the
Majestic Theatre July 9Th. A special
occasion.
They are delicious, the CONNECTION
Den cream puffs. All fresh, tomor-
row, Saturday.
Dan Fain came up from the Verde
in his auto this week, on visit to
his mother.
Newt Shaffer, the interchangeable,
came in Monday evening from the
Grand Canyon.
VIM. Rabbit left last Friday night
for La Junta, Colo, on short live
stock expedition.
Bert Lyons and Col. Gibbs re-
turned Saturday from a trip up north
on Santa Fe land business.
Herbert Asselin has hied himself to
the woods and will be general COM
missary at Camp /, Film. hereafter.
Joseph Chesterfield Daze, the young
man who shufles the tickets for the
Santa Fe, spent Sunday in Winslow.
General August Lindstrom, of the
Saginaw Co. was in Flagstaff Satur-
day from his headquarters at Belle
mont.
jeff Williams is building himself a
comfortable bungalow on the south
side and has the outside nearly COM
pleted.
F. P. Cruise, assistant general
freight and passenger agent for San
ia Fe lines in Arizona, was in the city
Tuesday.
The Sun office is getting out a hun
dred page Normal School catalogue
this week, consequently have been
some crowded.
Mr.. Ganett, of the Los Angeles
Orphans home, was in Flagstaff this
week, looking out places for home
less little ones.
Mr.. VIM. F. Dermont and daughter,
Miss Marguerite, of Williams, were in
Flagstaff last Friday, having driven
up in their auto.
Henry Kruse, of Los Angeles, was
the guest of his brother here Sunday
and Monday, leaving Tuesday for
Goldfeld, Nevada. -
F. Maynard left Sunday morning
for Los Angeles, where he expects to
commence work soon at a pumping
station for the S. P. Ry.
Milk and cream delivered morning
and evenings. Orders taken for fresh
butter and buttermilk. Mrs. c. A
Greenlaw. Phone 123R4.
Frank Dickinson is now located or
his Ash Fork cattle ranch. He says
that rattlesnakes are numerous In
that section this summer.
Miss Louise Greenlaw, who has
been attending school at Long Beach
} returned last Saturday evening tc
spend the summer at home.
C. C. Hill, expert scaler Of the For
est service left Monday for the Car
son National Forest in New Mexico
to take charge of large government
timber sale.
Prof. Thorpe and bride returned
last week from Iowa and will make
this their home the coming year. Prof
Thorpe is a member of the Norma
school faculty.
Miss Margaret Miller, of Worce
ster, Mass, is visiting Miss Addit
Morse. Miss Miller and Miss Morse
will leave Sunday for the exposition