The Coconino sun., 1908-06-26

Misses May Walker and Eliza beth Roche entertained a number of friends last evening at Miss Walkers home, at '500. '"
 William Falder, H. R. Hecke- thorn and Paul Coffin are among the batch of patriotic citizens who will do United States trial jury du- ty at Prescott July l3.
 Cards have been received from Miss Deleta Buggeln announcing her graduation from the lmmacu- late Heart college on June 24th at Hollywood, California.
 Mrs. w. A. Sutherland and boys left for Needles Wednesday to join Mr. Sutherland who is employed by Monahan & Murphy, the big merchants of that place.
 Dr. $. J. Rogers, superintendent of Methodist missions in Arizona. arrived thls morning to hold quart erly conference. Tonight he will preach at the Methodist church.
 Mrs. J. L. Treat and daughter Miss Gussie have been visiting at Needles the past week. They will leave shortly for the coast where they will remain for some time.
 Cashier c. 0. Robinson has been in Kingman the past week or more, relieving Cashier Watkins of the Kingman branch of the Arizona Central Bank, while away on a va cation.
 Rangers w. H. Power and Ihos. F. Wells have been assigned spe- cial inspectors to examine all lands applied for under the homestead act of June II, fol the San Francis co Mts. Forest.
 Mir. I. NJ. George, a prominent business man of Kingman an d Sheriff Brown of Majave county were in the city Saturday. break ing rock. dobbing mortar or some such masonic work
 George Peterson is in from his ranch near Red Horse tanks. He says he has a fine crop of oats grow ing and hopes 10 show the people that good hay crops can be raised in that vicinity.
 Dan Hogan, the contractor, will complete the interior wood work | of the new Normal school dormi- tory within the next two weeks. | The new building is a splendid | piece of architecture.
 k. fl. Cameron came home Mon day evening from the national re publican convention at Chicago and 1 is filled full of republican enthusi- asm. predicting an overwhelming | victory for Taft this fall.
 Bishop Connolly of Winslow was in the city the past week. He had | the honor of delivering the com address to the graduat- ing class of the St. Josephs Aca- demy at Prescott last week.
 A. M. Despair, one time citl- zen of Yuma. returned here yester day from Calexico. where he spent the last six months. He is plan- ming a trip to Flagstaff few day from now. Yuma Examiner.
 Judge Jas. Byrns returned from Kansas Saturday, where he has been for the past three weeks or more. Miss Ida Morarity, Mrs. 1 Byrns' sister returned with him and will spend the summer here.
 Mrs. J. Schulkind, Mrs. Claude Thompson and Miss Lorence left | Monday on horseback for trip to Sedonia, Montezuma Castle and | other points of interest in that To cality, expecting to be gone a couple weeks.
 Mrs. Harry Ferguson, wife of 1 Condcutor Ferguson. was one of | the enthusiastic passengers on the special going to Winslow | Sunday. Mrs. Ferguson seldom roots" for the wrong team as some ladies do.
 Mrs. H H. Perkins of Winslow has been taking an outing with her husband the past week, on a ranch | leased by Mr. Perkins near the big | fill. A week ranching seemed ann pie for her and she returned to Winslow Monday,
 K. H. Gillette, the genial agent of tha Santa Fe at this place has