The Coconino sun., 1915-08-06
Berg in a "bottle of hay"

down from Williams Wednesday and were the guests of Mrs. Greenlaw, re- turning to Williams in the evening, accompanied by Mrs. Treat of Los Angeles.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Foote, of Earl vile, H., are the guests of their niece, Mrs. c. c. Harvey this week. They are on their way Co the exposition at San Francisco and stopped over for few days.
 F. o. Allen has raised splendid lot of carnations at his place in the west end of town. It has always been sup posed impossible to raise carnations in Flagstaff, but Allen has disproven the idea.
 J. C. Tehan, the ex-newspaper man of Milwaukee, who is now rancher south of Winslow, was in Flagstaff Saturday. Tehan made many friends ] here before leaving for the wilds of the Clear Creek country. Conductor Walter Davidson has moved to Williams from Winslow in order that he can have better com mand of the Flagstaff Williams short run, which he is now commodoring backwards and forwards daily.
 Mrs. G. F. Humphrey and children of Harrington, Kansas, arrived in Flagstaff Saturday morning. Mrs. Humphrey is visiting her mother Mrs. P. J. Raudebaugh and will remain here for the balance of the summer.
 Jack Yaeger, chief engineer of the Prescott and Phoenix Santa Fe lines was in Flagstaff Monday evening. He had accompanied Mrs. Yaeger and children this far on their way to Den yer, returning to Prescott the same evening.
 Mr. s. D. Pepin, who has charge of an ore exhibit at Grand Canyon at the head of the Bright Angel trail, was in Flagstaff Friday as witness
 in the Bass Cameron injunction case. l.. Crosskop was also here as wit ness in the same case.
 Police Judge Layton is still doing a
 fair run of business with the mysteri- , ous cider drunks that turn up about : every Monday morning in the city V detention terminal. Monday morning , three Mexicans were tapped 5000
 each for ciderous souses. I James Fennemore Cooper jr., grand . son of the famous author and H. s, 7. Cooper, who have been doing the In- - dian reservation and other points of
 interest in this section for the past { two months left last Saturday fol
 their home at Herkimer, N. Y. k Bob Gleason, the veteran cowpunch. D CT and submarine boss to Harry Elm
 bach, the bear fighter, has served no j tice that he will deliver delightful
 dance in his new house on his home o stead north of Bellemont this evening
 The Gleason glide will be one of tho
 features of the evening.
 Hon. John J. Birdno, receiver of tho . U. s. Land office, at Phoenix, accom- s panied by Mrs. Birdno, daughter, Mis-: Blanche and MT. and Mrs. E. w. Clay
 ton, of Stafford, Arizona, came in iron
 the south by auto Monday evening l. and left the following day for Grant Canyon.
 : The Coconino Dairy will start busi
 ness October 1st, everything new
 Sanitation and efficiency our watcf A word. In the meantime see Mrs. F y Stein and Mrs. c. A. Greenlaw fol 's dairy products. Those having frs T class dairy cows for sale see Lewis E
 Johnson, Phone 62R2.
 ! A. K. Hawkins, the cowman ant E rancher, was in Flagstaff from Will '' Hams last Friday. He says Smoo t lake is now filled with water hal
 mile long and a quarter of mil' IS wide, and that from present indica y tions he will have a splendid crop ol e- his ranch this fall. Corn is now tass e cling out.
 Mir. Daniel Wallace, a former pic y neer resident of Flagstaff, now O s, Fort Sumner, N. M., arrived in Flag d staff Sunday morning and is the gues e of Wm. Anderson. He expects to re
 main a few weeks. Mir. Wallace say 1t that Hugh Anderson and his son Wm r. Wallace are doing well in the cattl it business in their new location in Nev k Mexico.
 Invitations have been issued for i'd dance at the Normal school this eve h ming, the grand march to strart a h 9:15. Dances at the school are be ,f coming very popular and the youn,
 folks over town are always please, If to get an invitation. It is certainl,