The Coconino sun., 1909-03-12
Local and Personal


 first of the week
 J. E. Amundsen of Williams was in Flagstaff this week on business.
 Judge Edward NJ. Doe was in Prescott this week on legal busi ness.
 Dr.. k. O. Raymond was wis. itor to Los Angeles the first of the week.
 Tim Cornish has returned from Los Angeles where he spent the last two weeks.
 Rube Neill was in Williams this week on business connected with the Forest Service.
 Father Vabre went to Peach Springs the first of the week where he made couple happy.
 w. R. Johnson, president of the Southren Indian Conference, was here from Tolchaco this week.
 H. A. Masac of Williams was in Flagstaff Saturday to see J. E. Buckbee made Master Mason.
 Tom Pulliam was in Williams the first of the week on business connected with the Sheriff's office.
 Mrs. Thomas Frier is spending the week in Prescott the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. D. Powell.
 Everett Walcott. who is attend ing the Northern Arizona Normal school, spent Sunday at his home in Winslow.
 Mrs. Frank Leslie returned Sun day from Adamana where she was called by the illness of Mrs. Lee Newman.
 Miss Alice Carlson. who is at tending the Northren Arizona Normal School. spent Sunday at her home in Williams.
 W. J. Kingsbury, of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Tempe. was town on business Monday, leaving on No, 3 in the evening of the same day
 Howard Cutler, who held third trick at the local office of the Santa Fe during the absence of Tim Cor nish. returned to Angell Tuesday.
 Mrs. c. o. Robinson and Mrs. L. o. Robinson, mother of Mir. c. o. Robinson. departed Monday for Phoenix, where they will visit Mrs. c. c. Hutchinson.
 Brakeman Shearer had his foot badly manged at Ash Fork Tues day night. He was taken to AL buquerque Wednesday morning. 1t is thought that amputation will be necessary.
 l.. F. Hart this week subscribed for the Sun for his brother living in Kansas. He stated that his brothrer is not republican, but would appreciate a good live news paper from Arizona. regardless of it's politics.
 Mrs. Ella A. Johnston of Detroit, Mich. who spent last week in Flag staff the guest of her son, A. A. Johnston, has gone to San Bernardo i-, no, Cal, where she will visit her niece. Mrs. A. F. Hunt. formerly of Flagstaff. On her return to De- troit Mrs. Johnston will stop in Flagstaff for longer time,
 The board of school trustees has ordered an election to be held Sat urday, March 27, for the purpose of electing one school trustee for Flagstaff school district No. l. to serve from April 5. 1909, to April |, 1912. Polls will be located at the Emerson school. and will be open from 9 a. m. to D. m.
 The Masons were active again Sat urday night J. F.. Buckbee was the center of attraction, and it is certain he will never forget the oc- casion When MT. Buckbee left home for the lodge hall his little daughter, Harriet. asked him to bring home the goat for her when he got through riding it. Next morning at breakfast Mir. Buckbee explained to her that the lodge goat was too wild and dangerous to ever be let out According to tradition the lodge goat has never been out but once. The first thing that at tracted the attention of his royal nibs after his escape was big live