The Coconino sun., 1915-09-10


Leave your guns to be repaired at
W. H. Switzer's. Phone "a.
See Mrs. Powers announcement of
her Fall opening in this issue.
Miss Gertrude Blackwell returned
to her home in Phoenix Wednesday
evening.
Another carload of Overland autos
was received Tuesday by the Hensing-
Overland company.
Judge Judd Rounseville and wife
were in Flagstaff Wednesday having
gasolined their way up for day.
Miss Elva Howell, of Navajo
Springs, arrived in Flagstaff Monday
and will attend school here this year.
Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst was in the
city couple days the first of the
week from Prescott looking after her
property interests.
When you need the services of re-
liable surveyor or engineer, see C. NJ.
Brooks, in Pollock Block, or phone
223W.
J. C. Doran, the Blake, Moffitt &
Towne paper artist was in Flagstaff
times are just rotten, Doran is just
ripe.
If you want to see pretty and up to
date things in Fall and Winter MILL
merry don't fail to attend the opening
at the Elite Millinery Parlors Sept.
10th.
Mr.. f. Schliewen and George DAY.
export, Santa Fe civil engineers, were
in Flagstaff couple days this week
making detailed map of the city
water works plant.
Brakeman George Lumpkin was in
Flagstaff Tuesday evening on his way
to connect up with the work train al
Cinder Pit. Considerable work will
be done there yet this fall.
Miss Regina Meeks, teacher in the
Emerson school returned from her
vacation spent at her home in Iowa
Saturday morning, accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Weber, of Keokuk
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Renbarger and
daughter Miss Alma, of Topeka, Kan
sas, arrived in Flagstaff last Satur-
day morning and are the guests of
Jack Wilson, Mrs. Renbarger's bro
Their.
The Flagstaff children who entered
the garden contest last spring are to
receive their prizes at the general
meeting of the Woman's Club next
Saturday at $3.50 at the Emerson
school.
w. C. Everett who has been spend
ing the winter on Canyon Diablo came
in Monday to remain. He was form
erly a sheepman and may again be
wandering on the range with the
wooleys.
Harlow S. Wilson came in last Fri
day from Upland, California, and
spent a short time here with his
brother J. P. Wilson, cashier of the
Arizona Central bank. He was on his
way east.
Uncle Jimmy Young, the veteran
Santa Fe pumper, was in Flagstaff
Monday. He says the weather has
been so warm around Ash Fork that
a person slept very comfortable with
nothing on them.
Mr.. D. c. Jackling, the famous cop
per magnate, accompanied by his wife
stopped over in his private car here
last Friday and spent the day visiting
the Cliff Dwellings and other points of
interest around Flagstaff.
Forest Ranger L. Clayton, who for
merly had charge of the district at
Willow Valley, was in Flagstaff Mon
day. Ranger Clayton has resigned
from the forest service but has not
definitely decided what he will engage
in at present.
Mrs Mary Hague, of Chicago, ar
rived in Flagstaff Sunday, and is the
guest of her daughter Mrs. P. ]. Mo-
ran. She xpects to remain for several
months. Mrs. Hague and Mrs. Moran
left Tuesday for a weeks stay on Oak
Creek.
James Swinnerton, the cartoonist
and artist left yesterday for New
York where he was called by the
managing editor of the comic supple
ment department of the New York
Herald. He expects to be gone about
a month.
Mrs. F. E. Blalock and daughter
Francis were the guests Of Mrs. F. O.
Allen and Mrs. A. L. Warfel Tuesday
and Wednesday. They were former
residents Of Flagstaff but are now