The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1915-08-27
F. B. Underwood left Monday for

LotS OF SOFA pillow tops at the
Racket Store.
c. r. Morrow, the cattleman was in
from Seligman Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Backus spen,
last Sunday on Oak Creek.
Arizona Kittens for Sale-On dis.
play at Babbitt Bros store.
]. D. Brown, the Ash Fork cattle
man was in Flagstaff Friday.
Mr.. w. H. Beecher, of Kingman
was in Flagstaff the first of the week.
Mrs. Ferroll Travis left Sunday
morning for Colorado on a visit to
relatives.
Jack Kennedy went to Phoenix and
Prescott last Friday on a weeks trip
to cool off.
c. j. Spellmeyer and Jack Lyons, of
Winslow, came in Tuesday evening on
a short business trip.
Hon. f. S. Clark, of Prescott, was
in Flagstaff Tuesday on legal business
in the Superior Court.
DR.. H. X. Wilson, the U. S. medical
authority at Tuba, was in Flagstaff a
few days this week.
Mr.. W. H. Chamberlain ana wife,
Of Holbrook, were in Flagstaff last
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Shoff, of Phoenix, was
entertained the past week by her
sister, Mrs. C. E. Mills.
When you need the services of a
reliable surveyor or engineer call up
c. NJ. Brooks, Phone 223W. If
Judge E. J. Babbitt and family who
have been visiting relatives here fo,
sometime will leave next week for
their home in Cincinnati.
"Tack" Gaddes, who has been owe,
on the coast for few weeks, returned
last week and is looking heap better
for his vacation from the COW range
W. j. Randall, the cattleman, came
in from Winslow Saturday. Like most
sections of the country, Mr.. Randall
says, their range would be improved
by rain.
d. H. McDermid, of the Northern
Arizona Motor Co., brought a new
1916 model Studebaker car up from,
Phoenix last week, without ston
over on the road.
Red" Faulkner, otherwise known
as Trainmaster Duffield's chief clerk,
came up from Winslow Saturday eve
ming on a special trip to see Lake
Mary and the princess.
d. o. Gilchrist, the government
prairie dog exterminator came in
from the west Saturday. He has d
party east of Flagstaff sending the
festive prairie dog to eternal rest.
Mrs. VIM. Falder and children left
Tuesday evening for Kingman where
they will make their home in the
future. Mr.. Falder has a prosperous
barber shop in that hustling mining
town.
Positively no seats sold twice at
the Majestic Sept. End for the Elks
Minstrels. Only a nice, sad, single,
deck audience is wanted. One ticket
for fellow and his girl won't 90.
Lapland is away to the north.
Mr.. J. M. Griffin, of Taylor, Texas,
arrived in Flagstaff the last Friday
and is visiting his son w. F. Griffin
and daughter, Mrs. J. d. jackson.
Mr.. Griffin expects to remain about a
month.
Mrs. John Stevens and children,
OF Beaver City, Neb., arrived in Flag
staff the first Of the week and are
visiting Mrs. Stevens sister Mrs.
Ellinger, manager of the local postal
station.
VIM. F. Van Meter, of Phoenix, is
in Flagstaff. Mr.. Van Meter now has
the agency for the New York Life In
surance company formerly handled by
W. w. McNeff who died last spring
suddenly.
Mrs. Dunkel and baby stopped off
here Saturday on a couple weeks visit
with her father, Frank Payne. Mrs.
Dunkel has been visiting relatives in
Illinois and Wisconsin and is on her
way home to Los Angeles.
Lee Van Deren and E. NJ. Hart were
in from Oak Creek this week with big
loads of peaches. No better peaches
for size and flavor in the country than
grows on Oak Creek and they had no
trouble disposing of their product in
town.
The sinking of the British troop
ship bound for the Dardanells, have
made the many friends of Joe Grit
fifth anxious for his safety, as he had