The Coconino sun., 1915-08-13
Horick's Matted Milk
 50 cents and $ LOO
 and Hospital Size Always in Stock WILL MARLAR PHARMACY Phone 24 The RexaI Free
He kept on saying Good night."- Rickel, Elks Minstrels.

Rickel, Elks Minstrels.
 When you need the services of re- liable surveyor or engineer, see c. M. Brooks, in Pollock Block, or phone 223W.
 Marion Aubineau has gone to Du- rango, Colorado, to assist new wholesale firm in starting up their business and expects to main two or three months.
 Miss Lyons, sister of Bert Lyons the Santa Fe land man, who has been spending a month here with her brother, left Thursday for San Fran cisco to attend the exposition.
 Mrs. Savage and MT. Jas. Paul., of Missouri, who have been visiting friends here couple weeks left Sat urday evening for San Diego, San Francisco and other coast points.
 Ernest Ethridge, who has been do- ing the desert at Congress Junction, has moved up to Hillside in order to release some heat. He is doing fine and wishes to be remembered to his friends.
 P. D. Berry, with his six feet of altitude, came in Sunday from Grand view in his auto. He says tourist travel at Grandview is the heaviest ever known in July and they are still coming.
 Miss Ruth Rizer, of Washington, D.. C., was the guest of Mrs. G. T. Back US over Sunday. Miss Rizer has been visiting the expositions at San Fran cisco and San Diego and was on her way home to Washington.
 Gasoline Gus and his jitney bus Hilty, Elks Minstrels.
 MT. H. A. Cheverton, state bank examiner was in Flagstaff Tuesday a short time from Winslow, where he has been making transfer of the Navajo-Apache Bank to the hands ot President Henry Tuning. He autoeC up with Reese M. Ling.
 A party consisting of Mir. and Mrs P. T. Hurley, Norman Hurley ant Miss Francis Long of Phoenix, came in from the south last Friday by autt and will remain north sometime. MT Hurley is one of the big stockholder. in the Coconino Cattle Co.
 Grant Jones one of the prominen business men of Tempe, accompanies by his wife and party of friends ar, camped at Lake Mary, where he say bass fishing is fine. They came ul overland by auto and expect to remail about month here.
 Mir. E. T. McGonigle has beer awarded the contract by the Leyden Ortseifen Co. for grading the street. and preparing them for the paving with concrete. He has handled To of that kind of work and will undoubt edly make a quick job of his part O the work.
 The Phoenix-Flagstaff Realty an' Improvement Company, of which E T. McGonigle is president and mana ger, call the attention of builders t, the fact that they are making re, brick as good as can be produced il the Southwest and invite your inspec tion of them.
 MT. c. H. Lamport, with his wifi and daughter arrived in Flagstaf Wednesday on short visit to hi brother James Lamport. They hay been visiting the exposition on tn coast and are on their way home t Hecla, N. D. MT. Lamport is tn father of Ray Lamport who spen several years here.
 !. Mrs. James F. McCarroll, mother o George A. Fleming and Mrs. Jame Gattlin, of Louisiana, arrived in Flag | staff early Saturday morning. The were met at Winslow by George. Mir! McCarroll and Mrs. Gattlin will re main in Flagstaff a few weeks an , expect to make the trip to the Moqu snake dance later this month.
 Prof. McOmie, of the University c , Tucson, was in Flagstaff last Satul day. He is in the agricultural depar, 2 ment of that institution and was yer much pleased and surprised at tn
 progress being made around Flagsta
 by dry farmers, and predicts ths with the efforts of Commissioner A
 len, Coconino county will have
 splendid exhibit at the Dry Farmin 5 Congress in Denver this year. !. Colonel and Mrs. George Hochder f 1T T. A {