The Coconino sun., 1908-05-29

week. Mr. Gillette is the Santa Fe Agent at Gallup.
 Deputy Ranger I F. Wells spent Monday at the Canyon, where he met his parents. who were spend ing a few days there on their way home from California.
 A communication fro m Mr. Schulz relative to dipping sheep at Cordes was received too late for publication this week. but will ap pear in the next issue
 Miss Mary Morton will laeve next Wednesday for her home in Iowa for a short vacation before commencing her duties as mem- Der of the Normal summer school faculty.
 J. c. Cohen of Phoenix has leased the barber shop next to the Citizens bank and will open up a first-cass place next Monday morning. Mir. Cohen is understood to be first class barber.
 Mr. J. E. Buckbee, the Santa Fe Agent, returned from California the first of the week. and intended going on duty again. but is suffer ing agaln from relapse and con- fined to his bed
 Everette Hanna is out again af- ter a serious seige of tonsilitis for the past two weeks. The change of climate on his return from see ing the fleet seems to be responsi- ble for his illness.
 w. II Cox, manager of the Co., coninO Cattle Co.,, was in from his ranch at Fry Park Monday bring ing in Mrs. Cox. who was called to Salem, Virginia, on account of the death of her mother.
 Daniel Frohman, the theatrical | manager, with his wife. Margaret | the actress, have been | spending a week at Grand Canyon. Tuesday they left to visit the Stod- dard mines near Prescott.
 David Babhitt returned Monday i morning from a business trip to Los Vegas, Nevada. He says busi- ness quiet there, and one of their main occupations at the present is cn artesian wells.
 John Verkamp, who has been at the Canyon for the past two weeks, | returned to Flagstaff Tuesday, l John Alexander having returned1 from his vacation and relieved Mir. | Verkamp in the curio store.
 The Tempe Normal will hold | their tweny first annual commence. ment on June II. Closing exer- cises took place today. A very in- teresting program has heen ar ranged for the week following.
 Among the Normal school stu dents who left for their homes this W aek were, Hiram Smith, Snow flake; Miss Alberta Parr. Winslow; | Miss Callie Slaughter and Miss Mary McGinnis. Springerville.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. M Miller. in | charge of the Grand Canyon sta ton. left for California Saturday | Mir. Miller has been suffering from rheumatism and will try the hot i brings of Sosuthern California.
 F. w. Hazelwood at one time connected with the Sun office, now i of La Harpe. Ill.,. writes to extend | best wishes for the success of the Sun. He made a large number of warm friends during his stay in this section.
 A letter from Al Coverly now | living a quiet. secluded life of i a prosperous rancher at Buckeye, | Ariz., intimates he is doing well, | and also serves notice that he will l shortly tell the Sun readers of his | section of the country.
 B. F. Bernard returned last week | from trip to Fl Paso and will leave shortly for Old Mexico, where he expects to remain if he is satisfied with the country. Bar ney's mary friends regret his leaving and hope that he will come hack again.
 John Metz came in to Flagstaff Monday to discover where he was so he says. He struck Rogers Lake with his sheep and knew where the lake was, just not what lake it was. He has learned since