The Coconino sun., 1915-09-03

Allen Klarenbach left Tuesday eve
ming for Rockford, Colo.
w. H. Dickinson, the cowman, was
up from the south this week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gavin left Wednesday
evening for Kentucky to remain sew
eral weeks.
Think of your gifts for Christmas.
A new line of fancy articles at the
Racket Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Goldsby, of Full
ton, KY, are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. Voolfolk.
Mrs. E. Krohn is visiting in Los
Angeles, having left Wednesday
morning for that city.
Mrs. w. H. Power is seriously i'll
with an attack of pneumonia, but was
improving at last report.
When you need the services of a
reliable surveyor or engineer call up
C. NJ. Brooks. Phone 223W. If
Lou Charlebois went to Los Vegas,
N. NJ, yesterday looking for bunch
of ewes to fill out his bands.
DR.. E. B. Perrin, son Ed Perrin
and Mr.. Hughes, of Williams, were in
Flagstaff Tuesday on business.
Harry Hibben left yesterday for
New Mexico on a quest for breeding
sheep for his range near Anita.
Keith Warren, the youngest old In
dian trader in the business returned
from a visit to Oakland, Calf, Tues
day.
NJ. L. Vaughn, a prominent Win
slow furniture dealer was in Flag
staff Monday, having driven up in his
auto.
Louis Benedict, the sheepman lief,
Tuesday evening for New Mexico
looking for an additional bunch OF
ewes.
julius Wetzler, a prominent bust.
ness man of Holbrook and Los An.
geles, was in Flagstaff Wednesday or
business.
John 10y was in from his Munds
Park ranch the first of the week. He
is looking good and says crops are
looking good down in that section OF
the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge, of Phoenix
who have been touring Northern Arr
IONA, left yesterday for Grand Can.
yon accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Stark.
Mrs. A. F. Wassel and family left
Wednesday morning for Albuquerque
to join Mrs. Wassel who has been there
for sometime. They will make Albu-
querque their home hereafter.
Governor Geo. w. P. Hunt went
through Flagstaff Tuesday evening on
his way back to Phoenix from Boston
where he attended the convention of
governors of the United States.
DR.. White, a physician whose home
was in California, was one of the two
Americans drowned when the Arabic
was sunk by a German submarine.
He was a cousin of F. o. Allen.
Pedro Arrese, one Of the big sheep
owners of Magdalena, N. M. country
was in Flagstaff couple days this
week. He says New Mexico is a wet
state both inside and out these days.
City Attorney E. ]. Mitchell and
Mr.. Russell, of Prescott, were in
Flagstaff Monday on their way home
from the Hopi snake dance. They
went back by way Of Stoneman's
Lake.
Roger Morse and Clyde Van Mar
ter expect to start today for San
San Francisco on their motorcycles.
They hope to reach there without
breaking anything, not even Victrola
record.
Ira Brown has been appointed U. S.
inspector Of the Bureau of Animal In
dustry and will leave this week to
look over the territory north of the
Grand Canyon to remain two or three
months.
L. E. Johnson, the county hospital
superintendent, is very we'll pleased
with small patient that came to the
hospital last Friday without a stitch
of clothes on him. The boy weighed
twelve pounds.
DR.. C. A. Meserve, of the state
laboratory at Tucson, was in Flagstaff
Sunday, securing samples of milk that
is being offered for sale to ascertain
whether or not it comes up to the
standard required by the state law.
Miss Minnie Riley, who has been
visiting her uncle Tom Phelan and
cousins for few weeks, left last Fri