The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-12-15
Local Brevities

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Messrs. Niles and B. A. Cameron
We're in from the Grand Canyon this
week.
James Pitts, the Seligman mer-
chant, was in Flagstaff Monday on a
short business trip.
Judge F. W. Perkins was called to
Kingman Monday to hold court in a
case the local judge was disqualified
County Attorney-elect Thornwald
Larson, of Navajo county was in Flag
staff last Saturday on legal business.
Millinery at cost to get ready for
our move to Aspen Avenue. Money
saving sale for you. Mrs. w. H.
Power, Milton Road. -
Miss Marguerite Babbitt left Mon
day for Los Angeles accompanied by
Miss Eunice Woods who has been
spending the summer here.
Judge NJ E. Doe left this week for
Boston to look after the interests Of
the Lowell estate, great part of
which is located in that city.
Millinery moving sale"-Milton
Road, all trimmed hats and shapes
going at cost. Bargains that will
please you. Mrs. w. H. Power
Mrs. Frank Leslie, who has been
the guest of her brother j. d. New
man in Los Angeles for couple
months, returned home last Friday.
Miss Lucille Gilmore, the pretty can
dy girl in the Keller store, left this
week for Little Rock, Arkansas to re-
main couple months with relatives.
Ladies-see the trimmed hats and
shapes that are going at cost to clear
up before moving, at Mrs. w. H.
Powers on Milton Road A real OPP
portunity while it lasts.
Bert Hoffman, the expressman, was
painfully injured last week in a run
away. A couple ribs were fractured
in the mix-up and he has been COM
PEELED to lay off the wagon for time
1t would seem that the idle Hour"
restaurant has too many to spare;
Ryan is now elsewhere. Poor old
Santa Claus will not know where to
find him, for he seems to have had a
leader behind him.
Mrs. Isabella McDermid is leaving
Saturday afternoon for Carnduff, Sas-
katchewan, Canada, where Mr.. Nc
Dermid's remains will be laid to rest.
Mrs. II. NJ. Simington is accompany
ing Mrs. McDermid to Canada.
Mrs. G. T.Backus and children who
have been spending the summer in the
east with relatives, returned last Sat
urday. Mr.. Backus, the government
timber merchant, is well pleased with
the recent little boy who arrived while
they were back east.
Eugene Phelan, who has been one
Of the gasoline guides at the Grand
Canyon this summer, was in Flagstaff
a few days this week seeing old
friends. He says the gasoline-ing at
the Canyon will probably close down
shortly owing to the cold weather.
Mr.. J. p. Farnan, who is connected
with the District Forester's office at
Albuquerque, was in Flagstaff a cou-
pie days the first of the week. His
brother, G. B. Farnan came with him
and is connected with the experiment
al station at TT. Valley, under the
direction of Mr.. G.. A. Pearson.
Percy Morse, former Flagstaff
boy who is now down in the Snow
flake country making sheep grow with
his brother George, came through
Flagstaff Tuesday in gasoline go-cart
on his way to Phoenix to help look
after their bands of sheep that have
been sent south for the winter.
Miss Ruth Eikrom, graduate Of
the Normal last year, who has been
teaching school in Bisbee since gradu-
ating, died last week after short
illness. Miss Eikrom was one of the
most popular young ladies attending
the Normal, where she still has many
friends to mourn her untimely death.
Ralph Berry, another of the potato
kings of this country came in from
Grand Canyon Tuesday and stopped
over few days interviewing friends
before leaving for Phoenix to cut
open a couple sacks for the time be-
ing. While Ralph never attended the
Normal, he has always tended his
Eaters.
Miss Irvine, who is attending the
Normal school, was called home to
Phoenix last Saturday by the death
of her father. His death was sudden
and unexpected and the first informa-
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