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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-03
&ra 6uobranosoalen
Weiret. = NarDeien. - Spmmerens
Struner % Wpoer. - &Ommnnl.
fatiunerne. - Hpe 5iltas. =
VgaoenDt.

Sommeren 1916 bar pPret belotg
meO Senipn til 8eiret. Del er liel.
Den Der / Guobranosoalen, at man
faar iaa rigelis meb &egn uooper
Gaaren og Soriommeren Iom iaar.
90 Sltli Maaneo bar parm o. ori.
pen0e. Get goOe Seir loffeoe Sliri'
tier % 9pgiriter no, % 8nobranos-
Dalcn bar / CONNER bapt en- ualmln.
oelig Iiplig Heiietraiif. 6oruoen
pore cgnc SanosmGno er Oct Spcn-
lfcr % Sanifer, lom bar beIegt Do
len. &c andre gnropGere er lelpIel-
0cli1 rocblcpne / oisie Sioer.
&c bcIoigc @ciriorbolO bar ogIaa
gjprt at Soroen giuer ct ronlerfet
llo6ptte. Spiaplirgen bar ualmin-
oclig itor, % agrene 9iper ogiaa ct
nleget goot llobptte. Sanlfe iGrlig /
nprorc @l,obranbsbulen er Sorltaps
Iinoc!i ilomcrtet. - 8rentlagerne
itaor cgioa bra. Men 6rugtaplen
bar ilaaet fcil. 5 Def belle rnaa uo-
bpttet al Sorocn betegles lom me-
get goOt.
Eriierne paa Sanonaposproollf.
icrllc or uiropanlig beie. Sner blt.
Der goot bctalt. SO Dit og ajeb %
Slclf opnaar Nrilcr, iont olorlg Ipr.
&ieoprilernc bar ppret oppe / Ser.
800 pr. ag., % De andre Ertlcr
ituar / Sorbolo oertil. 6or be'tbGrc
&ipr opnaar man III 500 &ro-
ner. Sor et-aoriugs Srer betales
Ell 400 aroner, % for gan1le Slagte'
urcr bar pprct opnaaet onlfrtng
1900 aroner. Sau betales M meo
Ell 60-70-S0- ia, optil 100 &ro-
ller. - @oarbbrllgerne bar MI en-
900 Sio. Sfjpnt Wangelen paa
Nrbeioaiolf poloer Srpberi. SGrlt
err BET ior 6an1ilier, iom ifal lepe paa
en- ialt, minore SnotGgt. Oem pol.
Der De iprre Eriier megen Sefpm.
ring. Ggentlig Nvo lioer III alige'
bel pitt ingen Der / pore 0pgoer. =
%9rre err oct pei / oe lterre Spcr.
Sommeren er DC itore St1pners
Sio, % iaar bar Der p9ret bolot
mango ltcre Msber her / 8uObranoss
0alen.
Spnoag oen 21Oe Wai "a Der ct
Itort Sangerltppne / &ingebu. Quo
b~ranosoalcns Sanserforbuno bleu
ltiftet 1914 o. bar funnel glGoe Jig
peo itaoig sgenoe Sililutning. Set
ferite s(ar bapbc Scrbunoet 60 Gan.
sere. Sfior bar oct 40. @ten paa
Sangeritppnet paa &ingebu / Cont
mer mebte 225 Sangere. Sorbun-
bets Sormano, Sabrifeier Inoerien,
Hingebu, pnifebe pelfomnen. Sir
feianger Sans Ntpbus prilte / en-
ipiritilel Gale Sungens cole 8unit
og set itraalenbe Sangerbumsr.
San irembolOt, at hi ipnger for tibet
her / Sanbet. S Sansen logger Ell
Slide til 9ipsglpoe. Sg bpao bar
life 2ipsel9oen at betpOe for Irs
beiosbaeen. Sangen er bafterie-
br9benbe. Zen bar gpne til at
br9be Stpaaeoommens og Saarlig-
bebenS 9aciler.
&loffen ~ bolbtes &oncert / Som.
m,nelofalet. Ser bar iamlet 700
Mennelfer. Saapel @nfeltfor lom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-03
SPuesfor optraaote. 3oncerten aab.

SRuesfor optraoote. 3oncerten aab.
neoes meb 6Pllestor unoer Sebelle
al Srsfen @aaoelano, SoQebu. -
Senere optraaote Hingebu WonoS.
for UNDER Seoelie al Eaal aluften,
Sosna Sangfor meb &. Waosipeen
Iom 0irieent, Ringebu Tamefor utt-
Der 9ebelie al Imtsifoleitprer q.
Stoftelanb, 8initra Wanostor meo
Yaal aluiten iom 0irigent, Ssnore
6rons Sangfor, 0irigent s.. @rap-
moen, Gier Wanbsfor meb Gems.
mano Suie iom Seber, Soaebu
Sangfor meo 5rsfen @aaoelano
lom Sirigent og Sromsn9s Sang.
forening leoet at SGrer Sietne. -
Stormenoe IppIaus fit Den 11.aari-
&c Wasnbilb Sietne Tom Soliit.
aloffen 3 bar Der Set / aamiaom
for omfring 1000 WenneIfer. 8l.
~ Smeermiooag / aommunelofa-
LET. Ser talte glmtsifoleitprer Stof.
felano for Saisen og bens forpn.
genoe gpne.
llnoer StGunet eiorbe iiGr 29rer
Sjetnes blanbebe &or, Stoffelanbs
Gamefor oa anton 3alsegs Snitrlt-
mentalmuiif megen 2pffe. &ingebu
er iaaIebes for Chen Saneens og
Mhliifens 9pgb / @uobranosoalen.
@uobranosbalens llngOomslag
bapbe iaar lit St9pne paa Com lite
os 2oen Yinieoag. WpOet %begpnote
meo lloienoinssmsoe lite Sinleoag.
Ger msote 81 ltolenoinger ira 10
Sag. vi De 80 Sag, iom itaar | Or
ganiiationen, bapoe 80 ienot Mars
meloins. S bisie 80 Sag bar Der
peret hoIbt Alb Wsoer meo 100
Soreorag. Srsfen 8lara Semb bar
/ De to iibite Iar beisgt ii Sag, boor
bum bar uuoeruiit / Solfeoileleif. =
Srganiiationens Snot9gter bar no
giort 1878 &roner / Irbeiosaaret,
og Observation-Disclosures er 1000 &ro-
ner. Ser blep neoiut en- aomite for
at unberIe9e buorpibt Der er uoiigt
til at Observation-Disclosures nleb
6oroel ton gaa igang meb en- Safe
itugu paa SiQebammer. Wfeo / oen-
ne aonnite paIgtes: g. 9orllo, 8.
9rennlm, Otto Steimlm, Sru Sine
og Soar @olb.
Eli Sormano / Stpret 9ienualgtc8
Sronb gigeruit og til Ieblemmer
at Stpret ~iorsprigt Spar @olo, H.
Stallri, anbers Sfreoe og u. Seq.
BAL. Suppleanter: s. Saraloseio,
8. Spare % 8. 8ratlano.
Hpite Iarsitppne beililtteS bolot
/ gitre @als6al.
2oen Einieoag bar oct isrit ling
bomsguostieneite / Sons Strife peo
Sognepreit Serreien. Er9Oifenen
bar uatfer og itemninssfulo, og BEN
gamle graabaaroe Ereit itob sobt til
Den samIe, arorGSise airfe, iom MI
mart er 800 Iar gammel. CUBS
ticneiten blep en- itemningsfulO SPIT
tiOeligbeb, Iom ingen al Seltagerne
laa mart bill glemme.
On g~ftermiooagen bolot Sigtes
rem Spen Woren 6oreorag ON norlf
8onoereisning. Get bar ct upper
ligt Soreorag. San BAD llngbom-
men ON at ben maatte p9re goo moo
Norges Sorb. Oct er ct fort oe
gippt grfe at oprfe 2aniens Sorb.
Get er oct itsrite al ale. De gamle
9gtter / @uobranbsoalen mao boIbe
trofait no paa Sebrenes @aaro, laa
bill 2ipslpffen fslge Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-03

Sanbbrilgsfanoioat Cars IufruiI
talte ON llngoommen % Sanobru.
get, % Observation-Disclosures OlauS
SsIanosmoeu talte ON S~olfebeilfo'
len. Sfueipiuer Siguro @lbegarr
gioroe megen Spffe meo jim SplGs'
ming.
SlltteIis bar Der S%ppisning
SorPt. - SsiOe. og SGugOeiprang
% 300.Meter Ssb ff grling 6ois'
berg, Sier, lite ErGmie, 3. Slitao,
Sell, 2oen 8remie, % Safob Slitao,
Sell, 3bie SrGmie. Spar Serbot.
ten, g. 5ron, .. 8omuno8aaro,
Sell, og 8. Ssniteli, 8ausboI, iii
ogiaa Yr9mier i'm &lasie. Grtra.
premier tiIoeItes g. $. Sau9en,
Olap StranO % Ole Slitao.
S 9ubitiffe.Ssb panOt ct SoIO ira
Sell, beitaaenbe al tire Wano, San-
orepofaIen. Zen err MI punoet al
bette lamme Solo ira Sell llngoomS.
lag FOR 3bie Sang % blir iaaleoe$
SoloetS @ienoom.
StGpnet par beiegt al omfring
1000 Wennelfer.
Horlf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2au05.
ltGpne boloteS iaar paa SiQebams
mler omfring Sant Sans. Get bar.
re en- "a Gage % tit en- pGlOig
Sililutning. Get bleo oct lt6rite
StGpne, iom @enoerneS Srganiia.
ton nogen Sang bar baot. Der
msote omfring $500 SiIreiienOe, og
oct bar life muligt at itaffe &porter
til aQe paa &ilebammer. GnOel
8iGiter maotte til 6aoberg, @auS.
bal eaer 2ier for at iaa Jig Sogi.
Eaa I~fifeosfeiten Dor Ser lamlet
omfring 5000 Wenneifer.
StGpnet ~be9pnote meo ct Gar llO.
flugter. @nOel reiite n~oroouer til
Hingebu % tog op til InooriGter,
% De ANDRE reilte poa 0ampitib
runot Misien.
Ger blep bolot en- MaSie Sore.
Drag paa Meoet. Megen 2ptfe gior-
De ct 5oreorag al Observation-Disclosures
Cars Gifelano ON SorOen og ling,
bommen. San irembolot Iterft at
SanoetS Spffe aibGnger al, at ling
bommen blir bunoet til 8pgoerne o9
Sorbcn.
Me9en SpmertIombeO uafte oas
Iaa ct Soreorag al Sob. &. SirId
ONT Sieloet og 6ieIOlouene.
StotSfoniulent Sine tolte ON
S%orbbrueetS sfonomiIfe @runoIag.
Get bar ogioa ct pGgtigt 6orebrog.
Salereu retteOe en- fraitig Spfor.
bring til Sorobru9erne at arbeioe
bort Den @rGnie, iom filler Den full
tiuereoe Sorb ira SiIomarfen.
Senne 8r9nie ifal itaOig ifppeS no,
og Den fultipereoe Soro itol bpueS
og mites altio beore o9 beore, iaa
Sen til ale Sioer fan bore @runola-
get for bort 2anbs Gfonomi.
StGpnet bapoe ellerS eft opermaa.
De rigboloigt Ero9ram. Men hi fan
life gaa nprmere inb paa oct, oct
piloe fsre for blot. aln oil hi npp.
ne, at Der til StGpnet bar llbarbei.
oct ct rigt iauitreret Sefte, iom be.
Der "Soniof". Set er reOigeret al
Sob. g. Sirid. Get ombanoler noe.
item uoeluffenoe @ubbranosoalen
% bar blanbt anbet Siorog al Sbo.
Sum, Slup altfruit, 2~anobrung8.
beiifoIebeitprer 8. aienbIie, He0af-
tor S. Silietb og Sob. 8. Sirih. =
er meget gobt ifrepet % bar
meget 9iueoitof ira @uo6ranoSoa-
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
INTERESTING EVENTS IN THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
 By MRS. FRANK M NOBLE
By MRS. FRANK ". NOBLE

flowers. Carnations too graced every available nook, adding fragrance and beauty to the pretty picture-the girls of the class in their lovely frocks completing it fully. Places were found by recalling and completing Mother Goose couplets which succeed ed in breaking up all formality dur ing the dinner which followed.
 Later the evening was spent in var ious amusements, one unique feature being the attractive little booklets in red and white and in wtich the se- niors wrote their future. What a store of information that will furn- ish! The guests departed, deeply grateful for the warm hospitality ex. tended them by both host and hostess
 Others than the forty-two Seniors enjoying the occasion were: Dr. and Mrs. Blome, Mrs. c. o. Robinson Mrs. Hayes Nance and Miss Barber
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
GENTL EMEN'S EVENING
 AT THE WOMAN'S CLUB

In various ways and from different standpoints the Woman's Club has been voted a success but perhaps the most successful venture of the club year-at least the one with the maxi mum of enjoyment, was the annual event-gentlemen's evening, last Fri day night at Emerson hall.
 The committee in charge deserves unstinted praise for their arrange ments and also the perfection of their plans-but even praise can only in a measure compensate for what must have been hours of ardous labor. The entertainment afforded for their guests consisted first-in clever lit tie play-a dramatization of the very popular book "Cranford." Nothing quite so appropriate could have been selected and the cast consisting of ten ladies from the club did excellent work under their very capable direct or-Mr. c. D. Thorpe. The old fash toned customes were the occasion for much cement and of course was the most effective setting of the play.
 The ladies, each and every one were clever in their role of English spinsters and widows, while Martha was irrepressible in her decided man. ner of speaking her mind.
 The musical numbers by the orche- stra from the Normal were so thor oughly appreciated that they were compelled to respond to number of enchores. How fortunate the ladies were to secure them! After the play Mrs. Tom Rees as chairman invited the club and guests to partake of re- treatments which would be served by the ushers and after grouping them selves about the commodious hall, the real surprise of the evening was per petrated. Dainty May7baskets gayly decorated and holding profussion of sweet peas were given each member The repast placed within was found to be most appetizing and the entire scheme a splendid demonstration ot domestic economy and art combined
 After lunch the guests departed and the committee have every assur. ance that for novelty and real pleas. ure it's efforts are unsurpassed. Hast. en the next annual!
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
BRIDE TO BE IS GIVEN
 ELABORATE LUNCHEON

A very lovely affair was the lunch con on last Saturday ot one-thirty with Mrs. c. w. Suit as hostess. The occasion was complimentary to Miss Hattie Watkins who is to be bride in June. The rooms were most at tractive with their color scheme of pink and white-a profusion of sweet peas shedding fragrance everywhere. Receiving the guests at the door was the small daughter of the household, Miss Alice, daintily clad in pink. Assisting the hostess in the receiving line stood Mrs. Bart and Mrs. Wat kins, mother of the bride.
 At one thirty the guests were seat ed at the daintily appointed table which held place cards and favors of pink and white while the central table was appropriately decorated with pink wedding bells.
 The delicious luncheon was an elaborate one and the color scheme was carried out in the courses.
 At the conclusion of the luncheon a rare treat was in store for the guests as a delightful program of music and readings had been arrang- ed. Participating in this were Mrs J. M. Wilson, Mrs. w. F. Griffin, Miss Metcalf, Miss Sweeting, Miss Coul, son, Miss Zella Jones and Miss Emma Jones.
 Later a pleasant little surprise was added when the hostess presented Miss Watkins and Miss Emma Jones another June bride--with lovely gifts.
 The following guests were bidder to the luncheon: Mesdames Watkins Lind, Griffin, Honn, Babbitt, Bart Heizer, J. M. Wilson, T. A. Riordan G. F. Manning, Frier, w. A. Camp. bell, the Misses Hattie Watkins Elizabeth Watkins, Emma Jones, Lu. tie Paxton, Zella Jones, Ruth Sweet ing, Florence and Irene Bart, Mar garite Babbitt, Verna Metcalf, Nora Blome, Laudermilch and Catti.
 Assisting in serving were tn, Misses Dupuis, Coulson, Turner anc Munsen.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
Bad Candy

A frivolous young English girl, with no love for the Stars and Stripes, once exclaimed at celebration where the American flag was very much in evidence:
 "Oh, what a silly-looking thing the American flag is! It suggests noth- ing but checker-berry candy"
 "Yes," replied a bystander, "the kind of candy that has made every body sick who ever tried to lick it."
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
NORMAL SENIORS DINED
 BY MIR. AND MRS. POLLOCK

Life has it's compensations after alias each Senior of this years class could gladly have attested last Thursday night-for it was the occa- sion of the annual dinner in compli- ment to the Seniors of the Normal given by Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock. Unusually attractive were the pretty rooms filled with the dainty appoint ed tables where conspicously evident were the class flower and colors-- carried out in place cards-favors and
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our many kind friends and neighbors for their kind ness to us during the illness and death of our dear huband and father, as well as for the floral offerings.
 MRS. J. T. SCOTT
 AND CHILDREN
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
The Episcopal Church

Sunday, May 2, 1916.
 9:45 a. m. Sunday school will meet and hold it's Easter celebration. The scholars and teachers are asked tt have their Easter boxes ready ana present them at the time of the offer ing.
 Every one is invited, especially the parents and friends of the scholars 11:00 a. m. Morning prayer, at which the Epiphany choir will repeat the Easter festival music. There will be brief address on the convoca- tion, followed by celebration of the Holy Communion.
 REV. A. B. CHINN
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
Local Brevities

A. H. Miller of Seligman, was in the city Saturday.
 George Wright of Dewey, Arizona, was in Flagstaff this week. A. Aspenwall, resident of Mesa, was in Flagstaff Monday.
 Mir. c. D. Mack of Winslow, was Flagstaff visitor Wednesday.
 Don't fail to see the big display of ladies and children's hats at Mrs. w. H. Powers.
 Mrs. George Babbitt, Miss Margar- ct and Herbert Babbitt left yesterday morning for Los Angeles.
 Attend the millinery opening at Finley's Saturday, May 9th. Prices reasonable, latest designs. J. c. Dolan of the F. L. M. Co.,, left Saturday for a trip through the southern part of the state. Millinery opening May 9th at Fin ley's. Everything new and latest de- signs with prices very reasonable.
 Rumor has it that Flagstaff is due for new restaurant, but we have been unable to varify the report.
 c. D. Richardson, the Indian trader north of Tuba, came in from the re- servation last Saturday on business.
 Mrs. W. H. Powers locals in this issue will be of interest to the ladies who are looking for bargains in mil linery.
 F. L. Whitten who has been work ing for the ID. K" outfit the past winter, is back up north again for the summer.
 Mir. Fred P. Cruise, the ever effer- vescing assistant general freight and passenger agent of all over Arizona, was in the city yesterday.
 Miss Elizabeth Cocabean, who has been visiting her brother at the Com mercial hotel for the past ten days, returned to Chicago, Wednesday evening.
 W. E. Davis, assistant general sup erintendent of the Wells Fargo money order system, of San Francisco, was a visitor in Flagstaff short time yesterday.
 Finley will open millinery depart ment on the second floor Saturday, May 9th. There will be big display in the very latest things in trimmed hats at reasonable prices.
 Mir. T. B. Matthews, the U. S. sur veyor who is doing sectionizing for the government of sections between here and the Grand Canyon, was in the city Saturday and Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. M. Wilson autoed in Sunday from Wicksburg, Arizona, where they spent the winter. Mir. Wilson will again take charge of his blacksmith shop on, Phoenix avenue
 J. G. Van Deren came in Tuesday from Camp Verde and will figure more or less on keeping closer to Flagstaff with his headquarters as the cattle move onto the summer range.
 Supt. Mitchell of the Phoenix street railways, stopped over here yesterday for a short visit to his daughter who is attending the Nor. nal. He was on his way home tc Phoenix from the east. Sam and Frank Merritt have re. turned to Flagstaff with their fami' lies and have leased portion of tho McMillan ranch where they vii ranch this summer. This is Frank's first return to Flagstaff in nine years Sweetwood & Towery, represent atives for Kissel Kars and Maxwell cars for Coconino and Mohave coun ties will be in Flagstaff at the Fran : cis garage on Sat. and Sun. of nex : week with Kissel AZ Superb Six. | , interested phone for demonstration.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
The Public Is Invited

The Alumni Association of the Northern Arizona Normal school will give public reception at the Normal school dining hall on Thursday even- ing, May 11th, 1916, in honor of the Senior Class. All are most cordially invited to attend.
 April 28-May 5.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
Eye Sight Specialist Coming

Dr. J .E. Ward, the we'll known Eye Sight Specialist will be at the Weatherford Hotel, Flagstaff, on Fri day the 9th and 9th insts. If your eyes are troubling you in any way or if you need glasses, do not fail to see Dr. Ward at this time. Consulta- ton and examination free.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
LexicOgraphy

MT. Popp-Here's county out in Kansas where every ninth man has an automobile.
 Johny Popp-Oh, dad, is that what they mean by the submerged tenth ?
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
Christian Sclence Society

Over City Hall. May 7, 1916. Subject: Adam and Fallen Man.
 Golden Text: Psalms 37:9. Evil doers shall be cut off; but those that wait upon the Lord, they shall in- herit the earth.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
SOCIAL DoINGs OF THE WEEK
A Clever Country Home Affair

A Clever Country Home Affair
 Quite the cleverest affair of recent week was the suprise at the Francis home last Thursday night. Interested friends planned every detail of the af- fair and found enthusiastic followers to the number of seventy, who joined in the secret. Fourteen machines bore the merry party to the lovely country home north of town, and found themselves we'll repaid by a most enjoyable evening spent in cards and dancing.
 Ample provision had been made by the guests for refreshments which contributed in no small part to the pleasure. While duly surprised the Francis family entire entered into the spirit of the occasion and were loud in their wishes for a repetition of the affair.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05

The Ladies Aid of the Flagstaff Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. Dan Williams, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, May 18th The Aid meetings will be held every other week ereafter-instead of every week.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
Which Do You Prefer?

It is important fo- rcasc1ls of health and practical economy for every housekeeper to ask herself this question:
 Do prefer pure baking powder like Dr. Prices, made of cream of tartar derived from grapes, or am willing to use baking powder made of alum or phosphate both derived from mineral sources2"
 The names of the ingredients printed on the label show whether the kind you are now using or any brand, new or old, that may be offered is genuine cream of tartar powder, or merely phosphate or alum compound.
 There is no alum nor phosphate in DR. PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER
 MADE FRcM CREAM OF TARTAR
 DERIVED FROM GRAPES
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05
With the Churches
The Federated Church

The federated Cnurcn
 Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
 Clarence D. Thorpe, superintendent. Public worship at II 100 a m.
 The sacramental service will follow ten minute interpretation of the 134th psalm.
 Christian Endeavor League, FOO p. m. Miss Lena Doyle, president.
 No public worship in the evening owing to the Baccalaureate at the Normal.
 Wednesday evening services at 8 p. m. All are cordially invited to attend these services.
 REV. THOMAS HAMBLY, Pastor Owing to duties which will keep Leslie N. Goodding out of the city for the balance of the summer he has re- signed the presidency of the Christian Endeavor League at the Federated church. Miss Lena Doyle has been elected as his successor.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05

Master Jack Murphy was host to matinee party on Saturday last. Jack was celebrating his birthday and the following little friends enjoyed the occasion: the little Misses Lucille Murphy, Charlotte Mills, Mary and Vevette Wilson and Alice Rawlings.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05

Mrs. G. F. Manning and daughters, Mrs. J. P. Wilson and Mrs. F.. M. Brown, gave a second of series of social affairs last Thursday after noon. This was in the nature of a sewing party and the eighteen ladies who gathered enjoyed delightful afternoon. Exquisite little Easter favors marked it as post Lenten affair and the dainty lunch concluded the afternoon for the following guests: Mesdamas Coffin, Caldwell, Chisholm, Milligan, Blome, Metz, Cameron, Sykes, Wisehart, Frier, Black, Jackson, Finn, Clark and Ehl- CTS.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05

In compliment to her grandson, Inert Sm h, who on Saturday last celebrated his eighteenth birthday, Mrs. Kate Wisehart entertained a little company of young people at five hundred Four tables were at plsy and the time passed pleasantly until the aprel;zing lunch was se-ved.
 A very enjoyable affair was an automobile party to Lake Mary last Friday evening with Mrs. T. E. Man ming as chaperon. Those enjoying it were the Misses Freek, Gibson, Rowe, and Michelbach and Messrs. Hibben, Smith, Schwalbe, Dent and Dickin- son.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05

The Flagstaff Baptist Sabbath school held its Easter program last Sunday morning--a most interesting one. The music and recitations were very good. A beautiful floral piece on the table was significant of the service. A white cross with green vines and white flowers was placed on a pedestal of white bricks.
 Geranimums with white blossoms at the sides made beautiful picture.
 The Sunday school will meet next Sabbath morning at the court house at 9:45 promptly. A welcome to all.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05

Mrs. VIC. Heizer entertained in- formally last Wednesday afternoon with little sewing party. Dainty refreshments concluded a delightful afternoon for the following guests: Mrs. Colin Campbell, Mrs. George Babbitt, Mrs. w. F. Griffin, Mrs. Will liam Mullen, Mrs. Bart, Mrs. Gus Jakle, Mrs. P. J. Moran, Mrs. John Henessey, Mrs. Charles Gyber, Mrs Buck, Mrs. Schlosser and Mrs. c. w Suit.
The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05

A merry crowd of pleasure seekers made a trip to the Canyon Sunday chaperoned by Mrs. w. F. Griffin.
 Both the Grand View and Fl Tovar were visited and the trip was alto gether most delightful one enjoyed by the following young people: the Misses Meek, Weber, Riordan, Bab' bitt, Buggelin, Morrow and Catti Messrs. Koch, Sayres, Mccullough Ray, Edwin and Herbert Rabbit and Earl Slipher.