The Coconino sun., 1915-03-12
Local Brevities

Sedona this week to attend in- spection. He came around by way of Clarkdale.
 Dr. Miller says reports from North Dakota say the wheat crop of that state brought an amount sufficient to pay S3I3 to every per son in the state.
 Thos. D. Smith returned from New Mexico last week, where he had been as witness in federal case brought against bunch of land selling grafters.
 Joseph Pavelock returned Sun day morning from a months stay in San Francisco where he has besn learning the 'innards'' of type setting machine.
 District Forester A. C. Ring land and Assistant Forester A. 0. Waha, of Albuquerque, came in from the east Saturday on an in- spection trip ot local forests.
 Mrs. w. H. Power returned yesterday from her spring buying trip to Chicago. She has a big line of new things in millinery which will be on display shortly.
 We have obtained perfection in cake making. When they say our cakas equals the home brand all is said-try our three layer crea- ton, it will please, Connection Den.
 Miss Munson, of Chicago, is a new student at the Normal. She has been spending the winter at Fl Paso. Dr. Munson, of Chi cago, her uncle, accompanied her.
 Clarence K. Morrow, the cattle man of Seligman, WITS in Flagstaff a couple days this week on busi- ness. He says it IS too damp to ride after cattle much these days.
 Mir. C. F. Dutton the postoffice inspector tor this district was in Flag Wednesday and failed to find anything wrong with Post master Byrne's place of business.
 Take HERBINE for indigestion. It relieves the pain in few minutes and forces the fermented matter which causes the misery into the bowels where it is expelled. Price soc. Sold by Rabbit Bros. Advertisement.
 George Peterson came in from his winter camp the first of the week with few bruised ribs as a result of attempting to ride a tippv horse on a cold, frosty morn ing.
 George Bucklar came in the first of the week from Dead Man S Flat country. He says there IS plenty of snow on the hills but that the ground is in fine shape for blowing.
 Mrs. William Willis left with her daughter, Miss Georgia, for Los Angeles Monday. Miss Geor- gia has been ill for some time with appendicitis, and will be operated upon.
 The number of stray horses and cattle sold by the state sanitary board should convince stockmen that brand advertisement will save them money. The Sun reaches most stockmen in North ern Arizona.
 MT. Porter, formerly one of the big sheepmen of Navajo county, stopped off in Flagstaff Wednes- day on his way to Pinetop from Los Angeles. MT. Porter still has stock interests and ranches in Navajo county.
 James. C. Phelan, at one time a member of the board of supervi- sors of this county and a pioneer resident of Williams, was in Flag staff few days this week on busl- ness. He is now resident of Fresno, California.
 M. A. Murphy's residence on West Aspen Avenue caught fire from the kitchen range Wednes. day morning and bad fire was narrowly averted. It was discov- cred and extinguished before much damage was done.
 The Knights of Columbus will give an entertainment and dance at the Majestic theatre on St. Patrick's day in the evening. A special real of pictures has been secured for the evening. All are invited, admission 25 cents. Word was received Monday by J. D. Jackson advising him of the death of Mir. Wm, F. Griffin and Mrs. Jackson's mother that morn- ing at Taylor, Texas. Mir. Griffin and Mrs. Jackson were at the bed side of their mother when she