The Coconino sun., 1913-09-19
LOCAL BREVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Weather
ford left for their ranch at Phoe-
nix SATURDAY..
James DeRosier of Williams
was among the numerous visitors
here this week,
Miss Pearl Newman will sing
at the morning and evening ser
vices at the NJ. +. church next
| Sund ay.
MIR. Charles Johnson, superin-
tendent of construction work along
the Santa Fe, was in Flagstaff
Thursday.
There will be rumage sale at
the New State Theatre on Sept.
22nd and 22rd given by the ladies
of the Episcopal church.
Mrs. Harry Kisker and daughter
of Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived in
Flagstaff yesterday on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. Phil Rickel.
County Attorney c. B. Wilson
is very, very well pleased with the
stork's selection of a big baby
boy which it left at his home last
Sunday morning.
n. w. Sherer, who has been an
assistant at the U. S. experiment.
tai station at Fort Valley for the
past year or more left yesterday
for Columbus, Ohio.
Messrs. A. A. Wynne and
| Quincy Reynolds who have been
doing special work here the past
two weeks tor the Forest Service
returned to headquarters at Albu,
querque Wednesday.
Mrs. T. A. Riordan and Mrs.
M. !. Riordan left yesterday for
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Miss Anna Riordan accompanied
them and will go to school at
Menlo Park, near San Francisco.
DR.. A. w. Atkinson of Los
Angeles, superintendent OF Metho-
dist Episcopal Missions in Arizo-
ma, was in Flagstaff Wednesday and
presided at a quarterly conference
meeting. He left Thursday morn
ing for the south.
Sedona is growing and will have
three new residences before fall.
Lee Van Deren has lumber on the
ground for a new residence and
Ben Taylor and Jesse Purtyman
are preparing to build new homes.
The new school house is practi-
cally finished.
Uncle James !. Thompson, the
man who put the water in Oak
Creek, was in Flagstaff this week.
He has about recovered from his
serious attack of rheumatism and
his old friends here are pleased to
see him looking so we'll again.
Zeke Newman, wife and baby
and Mrs. Jeff Newman and
daughter Miss Pearl, came in
Tuesday from Holbrook. Mrs.
Jeff Newman and daughter Pearl
have been visiting Zeke Newman
and family at their home in the
White Mountains for a few weeks.
Mr.. A. J. Sinsel, was in Flag
staff last week from Winona
where he has charge of VIM.
Beeson's extensive wood cuttings
OF material bought from the gov
eminent. Mr.. Sinsel says that
they are running a big gang to
keep up with the demand for
wood.
When the bowels feel uncomfort-
able and you miss the exhilarating
feeling that always follows a copious
morning operation, dose OF Herbine
will set you right in couple of hours.
If taken at bedtime you get its benef-
cial effect after breakfast next day.
Price soc. Sold by Rabbit Bros
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AL DOYLE returned last week
from a couple months trip through
the Navajo Indian reservation last
week with a party of young men
from Cambridge. The party made
over 500 miles by team on the
trip and succeeded in bagging
mountain lion each during the big
hunt.
Hon. Thomas Maddox and
Ben Pierce, who have been max
ing a visit to the Panama canal,
went through Flagstaff Monday
morning on their way home to
Williams. Mr.. Pierce says the
trip was a pleasant one, but any
extra clothing was not actually
necessary.
Ranger ]. ]. Fisher came in
Sunday from his station at Nor
man Lake. He reports that some
of the smaller cDrinpS in that