The Coconino sun., 1908-08-07
Local and Personal

Mrs. c. H. Schulz gave lunch. con at her home yesterday after noon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wallace Newman are visiting relatives here this week.
 Chas. Schulz left Wednesday with shipmnet of sheep for Los An geles.
 Warner O. Perkins was in Flag staff Monday from his sheep camp south of Chalender.
 Mrs. Mayhew of Phoenix has been robbed of money and jewelry twice within a week.
 John Farrari left yesterday morning for Tuba where he has considerable stone work to do.
 Dr. Fenyess of Pasadena is in the city. He is making a collection of plants and insects in this section.
 T h e territory has received $7, 1926 in interest on territorial funds during the past fiscal year.
 Mrs John Alexander of Grand Canyon, is spending month with her sister. Mrs Ciaud Thompson.
 The railroad grade is banked up with dead hogs. logs and camp equipment from h e Saginaw camps.
 M. 1. Powers of the Citizens Bank was a business visitor in Phoenix Monday returning Tuesday evening.
 s. T. Dana who has been making study of reproduction here for some time passed. returned to Washington Tuesday
 Rev. G. H. Northern of Denni- son. Texas, prohibition orator. gave an open air lecture Tuesday afternoon at the city hall.
 The Sun is somewhat short on reading matter this week. but too much work at the last moment pre- vented spreading out more.
 Mr. E. s. Gosney's house and barn were struck by lightning dur ing the electrical storm Sunday. Very little damage was done.
 John Alexander has resigned his position as manager of the Yer kamp curio store at the Grand Can yon and will go ranching on the Verde.
 / Fred Hensing has purchased a number of lots from the Santa Fe on Beaver street and contemplates putting up a number of cottages to accommodate summer visitors.
 Chas. Carlson was in from Bell mont yesterday. He says the floods washed away part of Eric Den vir's crop and fences, also some fif- teen acres belonging to himself.
 Auugst Deitzman was struck by horse he was clipping yesterday morning and jabbed a heavy pair of sheep shears into his leg. The injury while not serious is painful.
 A most enjoyable dance was giv- en by the guests of the Weatherford hotel in the Sun parlor Tuesday evening. which was attended by a number of young people of the city.
 F. D. Saulding, aged 45 years. an automobile manufacturer of San Francisco. on his way with T. P. McCauley of the same city to in- spect some mines near Gila Bend, were overcome in the desert by heat and died.
 The young ladies gave a leap year party at McMillan's hall last Friday evening Misses V e a Greenlaw and Lenore Francis were the committee on ways and means and as a result the affair was a glowing success.
 Meeting of the w. c. T. U., was held at the residence of Mrs. Mary Coffin Tuesday afternoon. There was a very good attendance Mrs. Goodwin favored the meeting with several selections on the violin. A called meeting will be held later.
 The franchise election held in Williams Monday on the proposi- tion of granting a franchise to the Electric Power Company for fur nishing light and water to the city, resulted favorably to those apply ing for it. The vote was about two to one in favor of it.