The Coconino sun., 1909-09-17
Local and Personal

Hams was in Flagstaff Tuesday.
 J. A. Lamport returned the first of the week from an extended sur veving trip on the Verde.
 Henry F. Ashurst of Prescott spent Sunday and Monday in Flag staff on professional business.
 John Withers. of the firm of Low in & Withers of Kingman, was a businesss visitor to Flagstaff Tues day,
 Mrs. Dennis Hibben. nee Hazel Todd, returned Tuesday to her home at Adamana after a pleasant visit with friends in Flagstaff.
 Miss Alice Carlson left Thursday evening for Flagstaff where she is attending the Northern Arizona Normal school. Williams News.
 Father Ramport of Jerome was a visitor to Flagstaff this week. In company with Mr. McGonigle Father Ramport has gone on deer hunt.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Hyans of Los Angeles are in the city the gusts of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Cameron. Mrs. Hyans and Mrs. Cameron are sisters.
 Harry Simington. who has been at Cherry for the last year. has re- turned to Flagstaff with his family, and will again make this city his headquarters.
 Miss Amanda Fulenwider. who has been attending the Northern Arizona Normal school. departed Tuesday for Douglas where she has been engaged as teacher during the coming school year.
 Father Garnet of Clifton was in Flagstaff this week the guest of Father Vabre. On his return home Father Garnet visited the Grand Canyon to which place he was ac- companied by Father Vaber.
 Father Connolly. the Bishop of Winslow, has returned from a three weeks vacation spent in Califor- mia. Father Connolly takes great pride in the fact that he reached home this time with money in his pocket.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. s. Breen depart ed Friday for Chicago. They will be absent from Flagstaff several weeks during which time they will visit MT. Breen's former home at Manteno. llIa and also several eastern cities.
 Miss Bertha Jones, who spent the past two weeks in Flagstaff with her brother, Claude D. Jones, de- parted Tuesday for her home in Phoenix. Miss Jones has been en- gagged to teach at Independence during the coming school year.
 Forest Examiner J. H. Allison returned the last of the week from a visit to Yellowstone Park and other places of interets in the Pa cific coast country. Mir. Allison will give instruction on timber est imating at the forest service school.
 Miss Dottie Hotchkiss. who has been attending the Northern Arizo- ma Normal school. departed Tues day for Globe where she will visit her brother. Miss Hotchkiss has been engaged to teach during the coming year at Rutherford on the lower Verde.
 George Morgan of Cliffs called at the Sun office Saturday for the purpose of whipping the manager. because he did not receive the Sun last week. After sizing up the man in charge Mr. Morgan said he would wait until the real editor comes home, explaining that he would not jump on any one who could not put up enough of a scrap to make it interesting for him. We have written Mr. Breen advising him to go into training under Muldoon. and a first class ex- hibition of pugilism may be expect ed upon his return.
 Major Edward A. Weed, the old est international cycle tourist. who was a conspicuous figure in Flag staff during the Fourth of July eel ebration. has reached Kingman on his journey to the coast. In per sonal letter to J. W. Pritchett