The Coconino sun., 1913-10-03
LOCAL BREvITIES

Good heavy rain Wednesday night and Thursday.
 That Family Skeleton" is about to come out of it's closet.
 Mrs. Holiday left Wednesday for Santa Cruz, California.
 w. H. Campbell returned Thurs day morning from Pasadena. J. G. Van Deren has wandered back to Cornville for the winter.
 The Royal Neighbors meet the first and third Mondays of each month.
 James A. Pitts, of Phoenix, was brief visitor in Flagstaff Thurs day morning.
 County Attorney C. B. Wilson was in Williams Thursday on legal business.
 The county board of supervisors will hold their regular monthly meeting next Monday.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Switzer en- tertained the 500 card club at their home Wednesday evening. J. P. Wilson cashier of the Ari- zona Central Bank, was in Will Hams couple days this week.
 F. l.. Hanna, travelling freight and passenger agent for the Santa Fe, was in Flagstaff yesterday.
 Ranger Pierce reports that there were 2o2 visitors at the Cliff Dwellings during the month of September.
 Charles Spear left Wednesday morning fer Ventura, California, on a visit to a sister, and expects to spend a part of the winter at least on the coast.
 Dr. Cheely has been appointed deputy state veterinarian and has been busy this week inspecting interstate shipments of live stock at Williams and Ash Fork. A. c. Dickison brought in 50 head of steers, Ali Dickinson 75 head and F. L. Dickinson g head Thursday which were shipped to o. B. Fuller at Los Angeles. Supervisor Dick Bongberg is carrying an eye in a sling as a result of a piece of steel lodging in it a week or so ago. The wound is painful but not dangerous.
 Michael Clancey was in Satur- day from his wild Irish potato" ranch. The small wild potato he found did not do very we'll this year, but is increasing some in size. Allen Greenlaw received a new thirteen horse power Michaelson motorcycle from the east Wednes. day. It is high-power machine, and one that is built to make fast time.
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Pirtle and Mrs. L. ]. Little, prominent peo- pie of Douglas, Ariz., were in Flagstaff a few days this week making a tour of the country in their car.
 A Hot Tamale" supper will be given by the Royal NeighborS at Eagle Hall, on October 9th, from to SD. m. A Neighbor is a pret- ty good fellow, but Royal Neigh bor is a real treat.
 Wm. Miller, who has been sui fering from a severe attack of rheumatism, left Sunday for the Agua Caliente springs in hopes some of the hot water would boil out some of the pains. George Colton left Wednesday morning for Grand Canyon where he will manage the Verkamp's cu- rio store. George is wise curio man, having put in good many years at it for Rabbit Bros. Henry Estes was in from the Geo. Black, Jro ranch in the Windmill country Friday with few samples of mammoth cabbage, indicating that he had something of garden patch at the ranch. ]. o. Hurst, the Oak Creek fruit man, was in Flagstaff last week with two carloads of apples from his ranch, which he disposed of to Rabbit Bros. He shipped them up by rail, loading at Clarkdale.
 Brakeman Joe Roth was in Flagstaff Friday with the local work train. He is a member of the work crew in high standing and will continue to peddle ma terial until the double track work is complete.