The Coconino sun., 1908-08-21

Louis. Mo-, Tuesday eveinng.
 Gordon Clark of Prescott is the guest of his uncle. George Coffin.
 Mir. c. E. Boyce of Williams was in the city on business Wednesday.
 MT. J. M. Haley the Seligman cattleman was in the city Tuesday,
 Gus Riemer, the veteran sheep man of Williams. was in the city Wednesday.
 Mrs. Chester Black has been on the sick list the past week, but is improving now.
 Mrs. Wilson Patterson of Will Hams spent Sunday with her daugh ter Mrs. Jesse Boyce.
 Thos. Mccartney. one of the Den his Lumber Co.'S. standbys was in from Maine Tuesday.
 T. s. Bunch. formerly resident of Flagstaff. is a candidate for probate judge of Graham county.
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 Conductor Harry Ferguson and wife of Williams went through Tuesday evening on an annual visit to their old home in Indiana.
 Miss Merle Finley who has been entertained by her aunt, Mrs. John Woody, for some weeks past, re tunred to her home in Sultan. Cal. ifornia Tuesday.
 George Hanlon formerly of Flag staff, now of Needles, came in Tuesday with fishing equipment sufficient to gather up half the fish in Oak Creek.
 Uncle Billy Fain of Cornville was in the city Monday and Tues day. He says he has been camping out so much during his life that he must take a trip once in a while.
 Inspector T. s. Woolsey, Jr., of the Forest Service has been ordered to report in Washington September 8th. He expects to return to Albu- querque and make that his head quarters.
 George Peterson was in from his new ranch in the Red Horse coun- try. He claims he will have a big crop of oats and potatoes this year even though the soil was first brok- en up this year.
 Dick Bomberg has accepted the position of engineer at Babbitt Bros big plant. The engineer who took George Jackson's place short time ago suddenly decamped and has not been heard of since.
 Will L. Clark. Assistant Super intendent f. the United Verde, a d wife have been enjoying an outing on Oak Creek the past week. T he y came in to Flag staff from there Monday on their way back to Jerome.
 Frank E. Hand and wife were visitors in Flagstaff last week. Mir. Hand is superintendent of Or ganizers for the Independent Order of Foresters for the Pacific Coast. He was the guest of High Secretary Scott I. Linn, while here.
 The lots recently purchased by Fred Hensing. the contractor, on the hill have jumped in value con siderablv. He has been offered double his purchase price for two of them. The value of real estate keeps going up right along despite hard times.
 Martin Jacobs is in from Leupp, where he has been employed on new buildings for some time past. He reports that government engineers have selected place in Canyon Di- ablo between Leupp and Tolchaco for a large irrigation dam and are preparing plans for the work.
 Engineer E. E. Ball of the Santa Fe met with the city council her, last Friday. Mir. Ball with mem- bers of the council viewed the raile road bridge over River de Flag which the council are inclined to believe obstructs the flow of water backing up onto adjacent property.
 Mr. Ed Kneezell of El Paso, with a party of three outfitted here Wednesday and left yesterday for