The Coconino sun., 1909-03-12

|. Es OlluSh Wds III lAOo hhkOlCS this week on businesss.
 Cesar Dietzman of Grand Canyon was in the city this week.
 The quarantine against V, NJ. Slipher and family will be raised today
 Miss Ethel Jolly returned Tues day from d months visit with rela- tives in Apache county.
 Daniel L. Hogan IS engaged in making some improvements on the residence of David Tate.
 T. C. Vella. the flashing French man, Secret service man of the AL buquerque division, spent Thursday in Flagstaff on business.
 c. H. Hutchinson, Claim agent of the Coast Lines spent yesterday on in Flagstaff on official business.
 Misses Terry and Peet, after a visit of several days with friends in Flagstaff returned Sunday to cheir home in Williams.
 During the past week two differ ent persons have left their spectacle cases in the Sun office. The own CTS can get them by calling again.
 Fred R. lngle. of Rabbit Broth CTS hardware department, has re- signed his position, and with his family will leave shortly for lm- perial Valley.
 Newton Lewis who has been visiting relatives in the Mississi- ppi Valley for the past month, re- turned today. He will leave in q few days for Alaska.
 Mrs. G. I. Harrington, and lit tie daughter. Bessie. and Miss Rebecca Merritt left yesterday for Lewis Springs, near Bisbee. where they will visit relatives.
 P. F. White and family of Chi cago who were enroute to Cali. fornia. stopped in Flagstaff Tues day and Wednesday to visit Mir. Whites cousins. Messrs. T. A. and NJ. J. Riordan.
 Mrs w. F. Griffin entertained a few friends Wednesday afternoon with Lenten collation.. The time was spent in conversation and fancy work. All the ladies went home wishing there would be more of them.
 Agustin Vijil, who engaged in a cutting altercation with William Davis. was arrested Monday night on the train between here and Will Hams by deputy Tom Pulliam. His hearing was postponed on account of the absence from the city of Dis trict Attorney Edward M. Doe.
 The Methodist ladles of the east side of town will give a dinner at the home of Mrs. B. A. Cameron for the benefit of the Methodist Episcopal church. Friday March 19. Dinner served from 5:30 to 8:30. Tickets on sale at Browns s. Price 90 cents.
 An alarm of fire was given Sun day on account of a large blaze in the furnace room of the Weather ford Hotel The boys of Company l had just lined up on Railraod av- enue to have their picture taken. and they with John Marshall res- Iponded immediately and the fire was soon extingushed.
 Forest Supervisor Frank (. w. Pooler arrived Sunday fro m Needles where he he has been recuperating. He left Tuesday for Albuquerque wher he has some business which will claim his at tention for about six weeks. His many friends were glad to see him looking we'll again.
 At the regular meeting ot the Odd Fellows Monday evening j., E. Jones, Jesse Gregg and l.. E.. Johnston, were elected delegates to the grand lodge which convenes in Tucson next month. Rev. Clyde P. Metcali, Charles A.. Clark and Edgar A. Hash were chosen as alternates.
 Miss M. E. Towns arrived last evening from Chicago. and will take charge of the millinery de- partment of Rabbit Bros. For the past several years she has held positions with both Keith and Gage