The Coconino sun., 1915-09-10

Ernest Ethridge has moved from
Ash Fork to Needles.
Mr.. w. H. Hogle, of Mesa, is in
Flagstaff and may conclude to locate
here permanently.
| take pleasure in announcing my
first opening of fall goods Friday
Sept. 10.
Jack Kennedy left this morning for
San Francisco to attend the Pan
American Good Roads congress and
the American Institute of Mining En-
gineers as delegate from Arizona,
appointed by Governor Hunt.
F. e. Brooks has received couple
carloads of goods for his general store
in the west end and expects soon to
be ready for business. He will carry
a general line of dry goods, groceries
and hardware.
Prof. f. Zone, one of the bright
lights of the scientific department of
national forestry, has been in Flag
staff or rather at the Forest Service
experimental station at Fort Valley
the past ten days.
Mr.. f. E. Ball, now of Fresno, Cali
fornia, who was formerly chief en-
gineer for this division of the Santa
Fe, went through Flagstaff last week.
He had been at Winslow for a few
days visiting friends.
Miss Lillian Goodfellow, whose
home is at the Natural bridge, cane
in to Flagstaff Wednesday with her
father, David Goodfellow, and left
that evening for Phoenix, where she
will teach school this year.
Mrs. c. 0. Robinson and daughter
Marjorie left Wednesday morning for
San Francisco to attend the exposi-
ton. Mrs. Fred Waite of Winslow,
has taken her place as matron at the
Normal during Mrs. Robinson's vaca-
ton.
Joseph Tissaw, member of the
Flagstaff Electric Light Co. force, now
feels that his work is several kilo-
watts lighter since the arrival of a
nine pound baby girl at his home last
Sunday morning. Now, therefore it's
seen Tissaw is paw.
Mrs. Scher, a lady writer who has
made name for herself in the liter
airy world left Sunday morning for
Chicago. Mrs. Scher spent the sum-
mer here doing special work and was
delighted with Flagstaff where she
gathered an abundance of good "copy''
for coming stories.
Mark Dunbar, son of John Dunbar
and part owner of Dunbar's Weekly,
of Phoenix, accompanied by Mrs. Dun
bar, arrived in Flagstaff Monday and
expect to remain for couple weeks.
Mrs. Dunbar recently underwent a
surgical operation and it was thought
the cool climate would assist her in
her recovery. :!
j. T. Rush was in from the Grand
Canyon Wednesday where he has been
doing a thriving auto livery business
all summer. He has been located at
the Grandview hotel, but expects to
move over to the Ell Tovar. Mr.. Rush
says tourist business is gradually de-
creasing from the great rush that has
been on all summer.
Mayor N. S. Bly,, of Winslow, was
in Flagstaff Tuesday looking over
municipal affairs with a view of Civ
ing Mayor Francis a few pointers as
to just how to take all the blame and
look pleasant. N. S.-which stands
for mo Sheep" is president of one of
Winslow's most prosperous banks and
in that connection his initials stand
for "Nuf Stuff"
Alfred Block, a son of Bruno Les
sing" the noted writer whose real
name is Block, left this week for
Riverside, Calf. He has been spend
ing a month here with artist Swimmer
ton. Next week he will tell the read
ers of the Sun what young New
York boy thinks of the large over
grown west, with couple of pen
drawings by Swinnerton on the sub
ject.
Prof. r. Saunders Bagby, late of
the Long school of dancing, of Chi
cago, instructor in modern dances, an
nounces that he will conduct classes
in dancing at Mcmillan hall. He
commenced Wednesday night with
very good class. Prof. Bagby will also
give private lessons to those who de-
sire them. His exhibition of dancing
at the Elks minstrel show was evid-
ence that he is an artist in his line.
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