The Coconino sun., 1908-07-17
Mir, Arthur Dodge of Morenci is in the city to spend the summer.

LHN OuV IIuo was NutSi ldlHSu leiot evening at the home of Miss May Walker by Miss Lorence. Dainty refreshments were served at the conclusion of the games.
 Sanford Rowe writes from New Mexico that he is on his way over Hand with his family and outfit from Oklahoma and will reach Rowe's well about July 20. Mrs. G. w. Henderson and child ren left Saturday for their home in Globe. Mrs. Henderson has been visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs. K. s. Carlos the past month, Miss hopen from Heber. and Miss Anderson from Snowflake are among the young ladies from this county who are attending the sum- mer school at Flagstaff. .-Holbrook Argus.
 Mir. Robert King returned Mon- day from a months visit to his mother in Peoria, III. He re- turned to Tuba Wednesday and will take charge of the Red Lake trad ing post.
 Miss Mary Lilies, who recently graduated from the Clifton union high school. left Monday for Flag staff. where she will enter the nor nal school for year. Clifton Copper Era.
 T. M. Brady and w. c. Willis returned from prospecting trip in the Sycamore country the first of the week They have a number of good claims in that district and have hopes of future wealth.
 M. w Craig is holding bunch of l25 head of cattle in a pasture near the city reservoir waiting for more rain on his range near Black Tanks. where Weatherford X Craig have growing bunch of cattle.
 Mir. George Christ of the survey or generals office. Phoenix. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Titcomb of No gales arrived in Flagstaff Wednes- day morning. They intend making the trip to Oak Creek before their return.
 Wm. Harrer returned last week from Kitner. N. M., where he has been logging. He will take up homestead on the mountain also try out with the Co. 1. rife team as he is one of the crack shots of the company.
 Rev. F. c. Reid and Mrs. Reid of Phoenix have been in the city the past week. Mrs Reid is re- covering from a recent surgcal operation. Her numerous friends here hope for her complete recovery in a short time.
 Mir. Fain of Cornville. one of the old pioneers of Northern Arizona. has been visiting relatives here the past week. Mr. Fain is a most in- teresting talker on the early history of Arizona having lived here for nearly forty years.
 Chas. o. Wearin and wife, who have been the guests of Rev. Met calf the past few weeks returned to their home in Los Angeles Tuesday, taking Miss Verna and Clyde Met calf with them them to spend the balance of the summer.
 Frank Alsop and Cumberland Michael returned Sunday morning from Prescott, where they had been doing U. S. grand jury duty. On ly two indictments were returned, they were against Mexicans for sell ling liquors to Indians.
 w. H. Johns and family left Wednesday f or New Richmond. Ohio. their old home. Mir. Johns expects to remain there for a time at least. He has made many friends during his stay here who regret to see him leave.
 John Weatherford tempered with a touchy horse last week and re- ceived bad cut on the leg as re- suit. John knew better. too. for he used to punch cows and had right smart knowledge of the idio- cyncraises of a COW cayuse.
 The Flagstaff base ball team will give "hard times" ball at Me Milan hall Friday evening July "A for tha benefit of the team. Prizes