The Coconino sun., 1915-12-03
Get your hot lunch at The Den.

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 Roses, carnations, violets-Saturday The Den.
 Percy Lund left this week for Win nepeg, Canada.
 Hot tamalies, pork and beans, chili beans--The Den. E. w. Brewster, the Union Oil man, was in Winslow Tuesday. Nice cozzy, clean and comfortable at Andee's place. Meet your friends there.
 Mrs. John Clark has been seriously i'll with an attack of bronchitis the past week.
 c. R. Morrow, of the Morrow Cattle Co.,, was in Flagstaff Thursday from Seligman.
 U. S. Attorney George w. Glowner was in Flagstaff Thursday from Will Hams on revenue business. When you need the services of re- liable surveyor or engineer, see c. M. Brooks, in Pollock Block, or phone 223W.*
 c. Giclas and family, who have been visiting Eli Giclas for few days, left Wednesday evening for their home in Pittsburgh, Penn.
 A first class line of merchandise, coupled with courteous treatment and quick service makes Andee's place the popular place-try us.
 Miss Lucille Nolan returned Sunday evening from San Francisco. She spent day with Mrs. c. H. Brownell at Needles on her way home.
 L. J. Featherstone wandered over to Jerome Monday to ascertain if there was any use that lumberjack could be put to in copper camp.
 Henry L. Aphold, the genial assist ant county assessor, has been south | the past week or so looking after a bunch of mining claims owned by him.
 F. A. Berg, formerly of the recla- nation service at Phoenix, is now assistant county engineer, is assisting County Engineer Power with his road work.
 M. A. Murphy is fitting up an office room in the old Elk building on the corner of Aspen avenue and Beaver street, for his real estate and insur- ance business.
 The Elks initiated four candidates into the order last Tuesday night, each one being thoroughly convinced that he had secured value received for his money.
 George Bauman, the Williams con tractor, was in Flagstaff yesterday, getting line on the many improve ments going on here, from city en- gineer c. M. Brooks.
 Mrs. w. E. Hanssen and baby re- turned last week from Canyon City, Colorado, where they have been visit ing the past three months with rela- tives.
 Bert Cameron and family drove in from Grand Canyon Saturday to re-  main a few days. They left the first of the week for the coast to remain until spring.
 Captain E. M Robison, manager of the Western Union office, has been en- trenched with batch of grippe for a few days, but succeeded in routing it with small hand grenades.
 Have you an old time Flagstaff friend that you would like to remem- Der? Send him or her The Coconino Sun for year. The friend will think of you every week at least.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. o. Lampland with Dr. and Mrs. Darhey who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Lamp land, left Monday for San Francisco to see the close of the big exposition.
 George Ryan for many years hard ware salesman for Hubbard, Bartlett & Spencer, now wholesale hardware merchant of Fl Paso, was in Flagstaff Monday and Tuesday visiting old cus- | toners.
 L. w. Quinlan, Babbitt Bros. Co.'S busy man at Winslow, was in Flag staff Monday. Larry says business is still good in the railroad town and has shown big increase this year over previous years.
 Buy Oatman Combination stock. You can purchase this stock now at 15 cents a share. have map of the Oatman district and will be pleased to show it and exlpain location. See M. A. Murphy Agency. | EraJ Morr,op nioht clark of tho