The Coconino sun., 1915-10-08

Seats on sale at Marlar's Drug Store Saturday, Oct. 9, for the big Columbus Day entertainment
 No doubt you have made up your mind to insure some day, do not delay, the some day may be too late, ask ] Murphy about the New Convertible Policy of the Equitable.
 Neil Greene and wife left Wednes- day morning for their home in Los Angeles. They have been visiting Neil's parents MT. and Mrs. c. A. I Greene for several weeks.
 The Flagstaff Home Mission Society will meet Oct. 18th at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Perkins. Let every lady become a member and be present. Mrs. c. A. Keller, Secretary.
 c. E. Doll, the travelling man with a chili ranch of his own in California was making his usual trip into Flag staff Monday and Tuesday. He re- ports heap of good business along the line.
 Elmer Rosen, who has been running the bowling alley under the Hunter Drug Go. store the past year, moved his family to Gallup, N. M., where they expect to remain.
 State Game Warden Willard came in from the south Sunday evening and is making trip over this territory with Deputy Warden Zack Eakins. They left for the woods Tuesday.
 The lone ostrich owned by the Barnes circus got lose during the morning while the show was here and was roped over near the F. L. mill a short time after it made its escape.
 J. Albert Jefferson, former resi- dent of Flagstaff, was visiting old friends here Tuesday. He has been attending the fair in San Francisco and left Tuesday evening for Phoenix.
 Miss Genevieve Hessling, who has spent the past year with her uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. F. o. Allen, left Saturday for her home in Los An geles, much to the deep sorrow of her classmates here.
 Cashier George Reyes, of Winslow, and Conductor George King, of Win slow, were in Flagstaff Saturday and both took home a new Studebaker automobile for use when they are not cashiering and conducting.
 Little Mary Agnes Mullen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Mullen, who was dangerously i'll last week Thursday and her life dispaired of for q time, is now improving nicely and on the road to recovery.
 It is reported that W. H. Campbell has purchased bunch of eight or ten thousand head of sheep with Jose Garro near Springer, N. NJ, with ranches and range. He returned from New Mexico last week.
 Joseph and James, popular sons of MT. and Mrs. Jose A. Chavez, left last Friday for Flagstaff to attend the Northern Arizona Normal. They were accompanied by their father, who re- turned day or so ago.-St Johns Observer.
 How about your home and furniture -is it insured? I wish to state that have the agency of some of the old est and best Fire Insurance companies doing business in the state, would like share of your business. The M. A. Murphy agency
 Bar" D. Jones, the ever efferves- cent, stopped off in Flagstaff Wednes- day on his way home from Kansas City to his ranch near Phoenix. He had been back in Missouri buying a bunch of thoroughbred Duroc-Jersey hogs for his Salt River Valley ranch.
 The Arizona Sunday School Asso- citation will hold its 18th annual con vention at Yuma commencing today, Oct. Sth and continuing until Sunday. Dr. R. H. H. Blome is on the program for an address Sunday afternoon, as a representative from Flagstaff.
 Tuesday, October 12-Columbus Day-celebrated by the Knights of Columbus at the Majestic theatre. Fine entertainment, consisting of Par amount picture-Blanche Sweet in "The Captive" and "A Box of Mon keys" home talent comedy that's