Arizona republican., 1908-10-04

| Tuba, AriZ., was in town Friday and returned to the Indian schools at that place on Saturday. Miss Bessie Vest accompanied him and will teach 1 in the school the coming term. Wm. Hicklin came down from l Maine Saturday night and spent Sun l day in Flagstaff Where Bill puts in his time when in Flag. we don't | know, but we do know he is hard to ! find.
 l D. D. Bronson, an officer in the | forest service, came up from Albu- querque Sunday, remaining here for | a day or so.
 | Chas. Isham, a boOkkeeper for the l Arizona Lumber and Timber com | pany, who has been away on a two months vacation, returned Monday from a visit with relatives in Gin | cElnati.
 Mrs. Ida F. Bond of Elkhart, Ind, | is expected in Winslow this week when she will visit next week with her son, Chas. N. Bond, for a while and then will come on to Flagstaff where she will visit Mir. and Mrs Scott T. Linn.
 Mrs. J. C. Milligan returned Tues day from Schnebley's ranch on Oak creek, where she has been visiting relatives for the past ten days
 Miss Mabel Norris, daughter of Mir and Mrs. T. c. Norris of Pres colt. stopped off here Wednesday for a visit with her aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs J. F. Jones, and family. Miss Morris has been in New York City for the past year and is on her way hcrle.
 sIiss F.dra r Hurst arrived Wed nesday from San Diego and left the following day for Cornville, where she will teach the school.
 Harry H. Pooler. who recently graduated from the Biltmon Forest school at Ashville, N. C., has been appointed to position in the forest service under Forest Assistant J. W. Allison.
 On Friday night of this week the normal board will give a reception in the new dormitory, to which the public is cordially invited. Mir. and Mrs. c. NJ. Davis, who have been spending the past two weeks at Schnebley's ranch on Oak creek. came up from that place last Tuesday and left that day for their home in Phoenix.
 J. c. Norton of Phoenix was in Flagstaff over Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. R. T. Brown of Ash Fork are spending the week in town.
 l.. N. Nieto and family left Monday for Albuquerque, where they will visit for one month with relatives, and in cidentally take in the big fair and irrigation congress.
 F. D. James and wife of Williams are spending the week in town.
 C. L. Powell, musician of London, England, is spending a few days here and will take in a few of the many points of interest around here.
 J. A. Tarr, manager of the Postal Telegraph company at Kingman, Ariz., is visiting this week with his sister Mrs. l.. B. Shaffer.
 C. A. Graefer, of Lawrence, Kans., spent Saturday and Sunday in Flag staff with his old friends. William Friedlein and c. H. Schedtz.
 Miss Anna. Richardson, who has been an attendant at the normal school in Flagstaff. left Monday for Apache. where she has been employed to teach.
 J c. Goodell. who has been visiting his uncles. John and Asa Clark, for a fortnight. left Tuesday for his home in TUrlock, Cal.
 A company of colored soldiers. the Twenty fifth infantry of St. Louis. pasesd through here on No. 1 Sunday on their way to California to partici- pate in the encampment.
 The many friends of Chas. N Bond, who formerly lived here, will be pleased to know that he has secured a better position with the Santa Fe railroad and has been transferred from the store department at Wins low to the office of the division su perintendent.
 R II. McKinnon, who is with the Holmes Supply company at WinslOw, and who formerly lived here, has been transferred to Fresno and will leave next week for his new quar- ters.
 Mrs R. H. McKinnon of Winslow is expected in Flagstaff and will visit with Mir. and Mrs. l. F. Wheeler for some time.
 Elder J. R. Williams, a volunteer home missionary from Florida, held a meeting in the Presbyterian church last Sunday afternoon.
 H. B. Embach is a recent arrival from Chicago and has accepted a position in Babbitt Bros offices as stenographer.
 Earl Slpher spent a few days at Williams the first of the week.
 Forest Ranger c. A. Daniels was kicked by a broncho last Sunday and had his arm badly hurt.
 G. H. Coffin, who has been on a business trip to Prescott and Jerome Junction, the past week, returned Wednesday.
 L. F. Wesley has taken up a homestead about sixty miles from Flagstaff and left the first of the week to establish himself on it.
 David Horst, a resident of San Diego, but a pioneer of Arizona, ar rived in Flagstaff Tuesday and will
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