The Coconino sun., 1908-09-11
Local and Personal

staff this week.
 Line locals pay. If you want to buy or sell anything try one.
 H. D. Ross. the Williams horse man, was visitor here Tuesday.
 H, J Gray, the genial Junction sheep man was in the city Friday and Saturday.
 Fred s. Moore left Sunday for his home in Cincinnati to be gone a month or more.
 Miss Marguerite Pooler left Sat urday for a two weeks visit to friends in Prescott.
 Gus Reimer, the man who made Hell's Canyon famous. was in the city last week from Williams.
 Mrs. E. c. Ridley of Phoenix ar rived Friday evening and is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. w. H.. Power.
 Robert Pollock, of the Pollock Sheep Co.,, of Albuquerque, was the guest of his brother T. E. Pol lock Sunday.
 Wm. Lannom left for Prescott Sunday with his eldest daughter who will attend school in that city the coming year.
 Mrs. B. l.. Hutchins and children left this week for Los Angeles, where they will remain a couple months with relatives.
 Prof. H. D. Evans and his estim- able wife left Wednesday for Mesa ovreland. Prof. Evans's school at Mesa will open October lst.
 Miss V. Mae Hurst returned from Grandview Monday and will remain few days before going to Los An geles to locate permanently.
 Frank Louder. formerly foreman at the Greenlaw lumber camps is working temporarily for the J. M. Dennis Lumber Go. at Maine.
 Mr. c. O. Robinson. wife, little daughter and Mrs. St. Clair left Saturday evening for Idaho where they will remain about month.
 Herndon Norris. son of Hon. T. G. Norris of Prescott. passed through Flagstaff en route o Lawrenceville. New Jersey where he will enter school
 Mr. George Ney and George Hanlon came in Sunday evening from Oak Creek where they have been fishing for some time. They returned to Needles that evening.
 A ear of logs went on a spree of it's own last Friday evening. 1t started from the mill switch and run down past the station where it was promptly sidetracked. Luckily nothing was in it's way.
 Ora Wheeler is wearing face that hurts him when he smiles as a result of a dump from horse he was riding. The horse stumbled in small ditch. Mir. Wheeler not be much attached to the horse, went on ahead.
 Matt Black is very much elated over banner hay crop raised. cut and stacked on his ranch south of the pump house. He raised two ton to the acre on twenty-two acres, the best crop raised in that section for twenty years
 Jas. CrandaIl. the tonsorial ar tist. is prancing around with bar Der chair in one hand T bath tub in the other trying to shave man with bath towel while he tells you the boy that came to his place last Sunday afternoon weighs ten pounds and half Sorter natural, you know.
 Miss Alberta Schwalbe returned this week from tour of Old Mex. ico. which included Mexico City and all the principal points of in. terest in the republic. In Chihu- ahua she was the guest of her sis ter. Mrs. G. M. Periewitz, On her return she visited relatives at sev. eral points m the states.
 II P. Levin, manager of the Bar. gain House on Railroad Ave. left for San Francisco Tuesday. MT Levin will lay in a complete line of dry goods while away and will make strong bid for trade. The Bargain House has knocked the