The Coconino sun., 1912-07-12
LOCAL BREvITIEs

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 All kinds of tin work, first class plumbing. Work done promptly. Wilson & Coffin.
 Henry Holsinger, the young sheepman of Canyon Diablo, was in the city Saturday.
 Miss Winifred Waite Winslow was among the handsome young lady visitors here Thursday.
 Here now-car Pabst draft and car of Pabst Milwaukee bottle beer at the Senate thirstery.
 J. Fly Fuller, the heap mucho COW and sheepman, did not forg ct Flag when celebration time came.
 Jos. Mcbride and daughter now of Winslow, were interested spec tators here Thursday seeing the big doings.
 Forest Supervisor Chad Hin derer of Prescott attended the stock meetings here last week and listened to winter grazing troubles.
 Fenton Jones, the Tempe cattle man, has been spending the week in Flagstaff celebrating and inter viewing cattlemen on the value of feeders.
 Joe Woods, the popular sheriff of Navajo county, spent the Fourth in Flagstaff with his family. He was pleased with the two big days celebration.
 District Forester A. C. Ring land and w. C. Barnes of the Forest Service attended the meet ings of the sheep and cattlemen here last Saturday.
 C. C. Compton, former Flag staffian, came up from Phoenix Friday on a short visit to old friends. He is now running prosperous auction business.
 C. J. Spellmire, wife and baby and Jack Lyons and wife of Wins low, were enthusiastic visitors in Flagstaff Thursday and witnessed Winslow win the first ball game.
 How's your timer The new chronometor at the Hunter Drug Go. store will give you the exact time. If you are pressed for time call up phone 58.
 Dr. E. B. Perrin and son Lilo M. Perrin of Williams, accomp- anied by Milton Whorton, came up from Williams Friday evening to meet forest service offical Sat urday.
 Col. J. F. Mahoney, ex super intendent of the Benson Industrial school, now temporarily at leisure at Winslow was in Flagstaff visit ing old time friends during the Fourth.
 The Denver rooming house is coming along rapidly and will be open for business within a few weeks. It is fine new building and adds greatly to that section of the city.
 The school population of Coco nino county, as reported to the county superintendent, totals o66; a gain over last year of I38. Aver age daily attendance 45o; gain over last year of B.
 C. |. Houck, C. Hess Jr. and O. B. Sutton all prominent sheep men of Navajo county, were in Flagstaff last Saturday attending the meeting of the Arizona Wool Growers Association.
 Mrs. A. A. Burrows and son, l.. E. Matteson of Los Angeles, are recent arrivals in Flagstaff and expect to remain during the Normal school term where MT. Matteson is attending school.
 Attorney Frank Cox of Phoenix came up Friday to spend a chunk of the Fourth with his brother Wm. H. Cox. Following the holiday rumpus they went south on their cattle range and will hunt bear and calves.
 Division Superintendent E. J.. Gibson of Winslow, came up Tuesday in his private car and stayed over two days. He was exceedingly we'll pleased with the celebration and was thoroughly astounded at the mass of people he found congregated for the fun.
 The new Hensing block is nov ing along rapidly. The west side of the building is being torn down