The Coconino sun., 1908-12-11

Mrs. Charles Woo has gone to Nogales to spend the winter with her father. Charlie is one of the real Americanized China-boys with short hair.
 Mir. George Black Sr., returned last week from a visit to his family in Los Angeles. Mrs. Black has improved very much in health since going to California.
 Your county taxes are due and will be delinquent after Monday December l4th--next M n d a y After that date the statutory pen alties will be added.
 Old La Grippe" has been mak- ing things interesting for great many people during the past week. No one knows how they got it, but it seems to catch easily.
 Frank J. Stein returned Tuesday evening from the Prescott country where he has been looking after the assessment work on mining properties owned by him.
 Mrs. TetzIaff of Williams was here Monday attending to matters pertaining to the estate of her hus- band. She will return to Califor- nia shortly for the winter
 Hon. T. J Coalter came in from his sheep camps near Cordes Satur day and will stay here until he goes to Phoenix to help make laws for the people next January
 Carl Walters will leave early next week for Phoenix to spend the holidays He is a steady young man and besides it can not always be summer here in Flagstaff
 Mir. Anderson, the painter and paper hanger, came in from Will Hams Saturday evening to spend Sunday He has been doing work for Mir Buggelin of that place
 Bert L. Hutchins has his Santa Fe water gang here this week Bert has been revamping the push and-pull end of the big pump down at the pump house the past week
 Mrs. Smyser, mother of Miss Fanny Smyser principal of the Elm erson School returned from lndi- ana last Saturday, where she was called by the illness of her mother.
 Forest Inspector D. D. Bronson came in from the south Saturday evening and remained here until Sunday evening. when he left for his headquarters at Albuquerque.
 Julius Herman is an advertiser that the public cannot afford 10 overlook. He has something new inI this line for you every week and isl there with the prices that make you buy.
 Brown, the jeweler, tells the public in this issue of the many good things he has on hand for the holidays Don't overlook it when you are looking for anything in his line.
 John Banfeld, the pioneer stock man, is reported to be seriously ill at Camp Verde. He is suffering from paralysis and there seems lit- tie hope of his recovery. He is 76 years old
 There are eight weddings sched- uled to take place between now and the first of the year. All charming young brides, and fine young men. if they make it ten weddings, this goes just the same
 John .Worsley. who has been work ing for the A. L. & T. Co.,, for the past three years, and who superin- tended the putting up of the steam loader at Camp No. l, left Friday morning for Bisbee,
 Willis Conger, formerly a forest ranger on this forest, later trans fered to California, resigned from the service last August and has es- tablished himself in the transfer business at San Diego.
 George Black Jr., left with his family for his winter camp near the windmill Wednesday. where they will remain for the winter His address will be Cottonwood un til the spring roundup.
 Mir. and Mrs. J B. Thomas. who have been visiting in New York, Boston and other eastern cities,