The Coconino sun., 1908-09-04
Local and Personal

James Byron was a business visit or in Prescott this week.
 MT. Dolph Willard was in from his southern ranch the first of the week.
 Wm. Hicklin, the boss tree mow- CT of Maine. moped into Flagstaff Saturday evening.
 Mr. Culbert, King of Coyote, Utah, is the guest of his daughter Mrs. George Mccormick.
 Mrs. Dave Lewis and daughter Miss Lizzie were at the Grand Can. yon with the Normal excursion last week Friday.
 Ranger Claude Thompson and little son Lewis have been visiting in Los Angeles and vicinity the past two weeks.
 Miss Edna Duane of Los Angeles arrived last Sunday and is the guest of Mrs. G. F. Pinwell. She will remain a couple weeks.
 A card has been received from Mrs. Dr. Brannen who is sojourn- ing in Italy. saying she would very probably visit Flagstaff this fall.
 Mrs. w. H. Campbell returned from an extended visit to relatives in Kansas Sunday. The trip has been very beneficial to her health.
 Miss Morarity. sister of Mrs. j.. L. Byrns left for her home in St. Marys. Kansas. last week. She has been visiting here for two months past.
 A compound boy arrived at the home of John Sheehan Friday morning John says the first thing the boy did was to hurrah for Cam eron.
 D. M. Wynoop of Tuba was in Flagstaff Sunday. He stated that everything was moving along smoothly and that school opened there Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Boyce were entertained in Williams Sunday by Mrs. Boyces parents. Mrs. Boyce's mother will leav e shortly for California.
 Mir. L. A. Willard wife and son Lewis of Cottonwood were in the city the past week. John Alexan- der and family moved to the Will lard ranch with them Monday.
 Ranger P. A. Fenton was in from the Grand Canyon Monday on busi- ness connected with permanent improvements to be made on that division of the national forest.
 Miss Zella Jones departed Mon day morning for Holbrook where she will teach the coming term. A number of her young friends were at the train to bid her goodbye.
 The Coronado Dancing Club will give another of their select dances this evening at McMillan hall. In- vitations have been issued and there is a certainty of big attendance.
 A card from Arthur Herman at Myrtle. Oregon. formerly Supervis- or of the Grand Canyon National Forest. says he is doing well and wishes to be remembered to his many friends.
 Miss Lillian Terry went through Flagstaff Sunday on her way to Williams from m Oklahoma City where she has been visiting several weeks. Miss Terry will teach the Supai school the coming year.
 Mr. F. w. Perkins returned from Kansas City by the northern route last week coming in from the west accompanied by his son MT. E. T. Perkins of Joplin, Mo. MT. Per kins will remain but short time with his parents before returning to Missouri.
 Mrs. Clyde P. Metcalf and two youngest children departed Tuesday for Les Angeles. where they will visit friends for a few weeks. Misses Verna and Clyde Metcalf who have been visiting friends in Los Angeles during the summer will return with their mother.
 Mr. L. M. Jesunofsky. the Phoe- nix weather man. left for home last Saturday. Mrs. Jesunofsky and daughter will remain some time longer. MT. Jesunofsky in-