The Coconino sun., 1915-04-09
Local Brevities
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 Peter Michelbach is putting in a ten foot dam at his winter head quarters that will cover thirty acres with water when it is filled.
 The Flagstaff Woman's Club will give a cafeteria supper at the M. E. Church parlors tonight Friday April eth. You will enjoy it.
 Take home three layer cake from the Confection Den tomor- row, one will cost you only forty cents.
 Ralph Sturgis, formerly of Globe, now travelling out of Chicago for Franklin McVey Co.,, was in Flag staff Tuesday on his first trip for the firm.
 MT. Charles V. Randall of Fl Paso, is a recent arrival in Flag staff and has entered the employ ot Rabbit Brothers in their garage department.
 Take home three layer cake from the Confection Den tomor- row, ons will cost you only forty cents.
 Harry K,sker and wife left for Needles Thursday. Mrs. Kisker will remain there for some time in hopes that the lower altitude will benefit her health.
 Rev. G. F. Mitchell, Rev. John T. Butler, and Mrs. Howard Clark were in from the Indian reservation this week conferring on missionary woak.
 s. s. Lawhead, Western Union key puncher, left Wednes- day evening for Norwalk, Cal, on visit to relatives. He will be gone. about six weeks.
 The Woman's Christian Tenn perance Union will meet at the home of Mrs. Gavin Wednesday April I4th, at 3 D. m. A good attendance is desired.
 F. Maynard came in from the Pump house Saturday. He says the road is fairly good for this time of the year with little snow except on north hill sides.
 U. s. Attorney Thomas A. Flynn was in Flagstaff Saturday acting as attorney for Mrs. McMillan in her suit against the city over the new reservoir site ground.
 o. B. Raudebaugh has installed soda fountain in his news stand on Railroad Avenue and will serve the hot, dry and dusty with re- freshing drinks this summer.
 Commencing next week we will have our soda fountain going in full blast, the best drinks only will be served. Remember the soda fountain at the Confection Den is sanitary.
 Mir. F. D. krenz was in the last of the week from Tuba. Mir. Krenz has just completed the es- tablishment ot an Indian trading post at Tuba and is ready for business.
 MT. and Mrs. w. M. Wilson re. turned Monday from Vicksburg, Arizona, where MT. Wilson has been doing assessment work on his mining claims during the pas, few months.
 V. C. Proctor, the Santa Fe water superintendent, came ur Monday from Winslow and started the work of repairing and pro- tecting the new city reservoir witt bunch of men.
 | The Beard auto line to Tuba will run Mondays and Fridays O each week instead of Monday: and Saturdays as previously stated, and will carry passengers , mail and express.
 The Holmes Supply Co. wil put in a temporary store here fol l the benefit of the Mexican laborer: |. working on the break in the city reservoir. It will be located eas of the Union oil tanks. George Cochran, a conductor dropped dead suddenly on the , street in Winslow Sunday night He was we'll known among railroad men. His remains were shipped to Albuquerque for burial. \ Space can be secured here now in the pullman car for Phoenix or No. 7, which arrives here at 8 D. m. This is an additional con venience secured by Agent Johr for local patrons of the road. Mrs. J. Kroening of Cliffs, who hoe heen cev;oucly III for ceveroI