The Coconino sun., 1909-01-22

c. J. Rabbit visited Winslow this week.
 Dr. R. 0. Raymond returned Tuesday from trip east.
 w. B. Molloy returned this week from an extended visit to Phoenix.
 James Young. formerly of Flag staff. was here from Winslow this week.
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Perkins went to Chailender Sunday. returning Monday.
 Luther Hart of the firm of Hart & Verkamp. was in town from the range yesterday on business.
 Be sure to see the hand colored views and hear the lecture given each night at the Electric theater.
 F. o. Poison of Babbitt-Polson company of Williams was a busi- ness vsiitor to Flagstaff yesterday.
 District Deputy Reinhart of Phoenix, will arrive in Flagstaff today and this evening will pay an official visit to the local lodge of Elks.
 Joseph B. Garfield and Ross C.. Barnard of Williams, were in Flag staff Wednesday evening attending special meeting of the Masonic lodge.
 c. c. Hutchinson and bride were in Flagstaff this week and were guests of MT. and Mrs. c. O. Rob- inson and T. E. Pollock. They de- parted Tuesday for Phoenix.
 Scott Linn. formerly of Flagstaff, i, had the honor one evening last week to install the officers of Court Hasayampa No. l6l8, Independent Order of Foresters at Phoenix.
 James Gerand, at one time con nected with the engineering corps of the Santa Fe, but now engaged in mining. spent Monday and Tues day in Flagstaff visiting old friends.
 Jesse Gregg. chairman of the board of supervisors of Coconino county left Monday for Phoenix where he will attend joint meet ing of the boards of supervisors of the territory.
 Mrs. J. R. Treat, from Montana and zero weather, arrived Thursday night and is the guest of her neice Mrs. w. J. Bardell. Mrs. Treat was resident of Needles last sum- mer. Needles Eye.
 Now is your opportunity to set hand painted china at unheard of prices. 9 per cent discount on this line is now being made by Babbitt Bros, Hardware Department. Come now while the stock is complete.
 Burt Cameron has moved tn e assessor s office into what has hereto fore been the district attorney's office, but which is not being used by District Attorney Doe on account of being inadequate for his library Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Byrnes re. turned Saturday from St. Mary's, Kansas. where they had been called by the serious illness of Mr. Byrnes' mother. The aged lady was still quite sick at the time of their re- turn.
 George Colton desires us to say that if the person who went into his house Saturday, night and took his gun and alarm clock will call again he will give. him several box es of cartridges for which he now has no use.
 The destruction of -.Ierusalum and the things that took place just before the destruction, compared with the things that will take place in the last days" will be the sub. ject at the Adventist church Sunday night Everybody invited.
 The birth record of Coconino county shows an increase of popula- tion in the county of fity-six for 1908, indicating that the stork has not been altogether idle. The number of deaths has been thirty one, thus giving the race to the stork by several laps. as against the old gentleman with the scythe.
 Harry Christensen was arrainged Monday at 10 o'clock before Jus tice J. o. Harrington, charged with having burglarized G. H. Coffin's grocery store. He was bound over to await the action of the grand