The Coconino sun., 1913-07-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Don't forget New State Theatre dance Saturday night
 ], s. Amundsen of Williams, was in the city Wednesday.
 A brand new boy arrived at the home of Frank Surface last Satur- day,
 Dan McConville left Wednesday for San Diego for an indefinite stay.
 A Special program of new feat ures at the New State Theatre Sunday night.
 Frank Brooks went to Los Angeles Sunday evening to re- main some time.
 Mrs. Mary Coffin has been seriously ill the past week but is some better at present.
 Chet Houck, the Navajo county sheepman, has been in Flagstaff couple days this week.
 Mrs. Amy Hill and daughter of Prescott are the guests ot Mrs. Frank Leslie this week.
 Mrs. Mary A. Vail of Los An geles came in Wednesday for short visit to friends here.
 Judge N. c. Layton was in Williams Saturday on business connected with the Williams school.
 MT. o. H. Perry, a photog- rapher who recently disposed of his business in Jerome, is in Flag staff with his family.
 MT. C. J. Rabbit and family, Mrs. George Rabbit and family and ]. c. Verkamp and family left Monday morning for the Grand Canyon in their autos.
 James Girard, ex-state engineer of Phoenix, was in Flagstaff Mon day looking up new construction work in the way of bridges.
 Mrs. E. B. Perrin of Williams was the guest of Rev, and Mrs. Joseph Lyons Meade Sunday, re- turning to Williams Monday.
 Edgar A. Brown was up from Phoenix Saturday to attend a meeting of the Normal school board, of which he is secretary.
 Mir. w. R. Elliott, an engineer of the reclamation service stationed at Mesa, has been visiting Flag staff several days the past week.
 George Harben, the attorney in fact for the rendering of COconino county, was in Flagstaff Monday from Williams on legal business.
 Sam Diamond was up from Will Hams to spend Sunday with rela- tives. Sam is now general mana ger of the Bumberg store in Williams.
 Jas. Black came up from the Black cattle range near seligman Saturday. He says the drought was recently broken by good rains in that section.
 Mrs. Ben Holmes, wife of Sta tion Agent Beu Holmes of San Bernardino, came in Wednesday morning and is the guest of Mrs. | C. H. Brownell.
 Mrs. H. P. Duenkel and baby of Los Angeles are visiting grandpa Frank Paine. Miss Hazel Paine accompanied her sister home for a visit.
 Attorney X. N. Sleeves of Will | liams was in Flagstaff yesterday and has taken charge of Bob Blacks case, the preliminary hearing was held yesterday after noon.
 MT. George Earhart and brother of Phoenix, who have been doing an overland meandering stunt with a team of mules, left this week for the White Mountains for a hunting trip.
 J. M. Wilson, the plummer, was in Williams Tuesday and while there landed the contract for over- hauling in the steam heating plant for the new school building, for the firm of Wilson & Coffin.
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