The Coconino sun., 1915-09-17

Senator H. f. Campbell left Tues
day evening for Phoenix.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
j. C. Garcia Thursday morning.
d. NJ. Francis, the sheepman, came
in from the south Monday evening.
Library Night at the Majestic Sept.
20-"The Girl of the Golden West"
Miss Edna Jordan left yesterday
for her home at Somerset, Kentucky.
Prof. E. j. Robinson and family left
yesterday for his home in Los An
geles.
Seth Stiles, the cattleman of Win
slow, was in Flagstaff Tuesday on
business.
j. L. Shields and family have moved
make their home for some time at
least.
When you need the services of re-
liable surveyor or engineer, see c. NJ.
Brooks, in Pollock Block, or phone
223W.
"The Girl of the Golden West" a
Paramount picture will be shown at
the Majestic Tuesday Sept. 20-Libra-
ry Night
Miss f. Carr who has been steno-
I
grapher at the F. L. NJ. mill for some
months, resigned and left for her
home in Phoenix Tuesday.
DR.. George Bedinger, the veterinary,
is permanently located at the Beeson
feed yard. Calls made at any time OF
place. Stock examinations free.
Charles Stemmer has been shipping
large quantity of peaches from his
Sedona ranch to Winslow this week
He has made several shipments which
were quickly disposed of in Winsolw
l.. f. Johnson, superintendent Of
the county hospital, severely wounded
himself in the knee with sythe tn,
first of the week and had considerable
trouble in preventing blood poisoning
He is now around with the aid of ;
crutch.
David F. johnson, Arizona's frs
state treasurer and at present stat,
examiner, has been in Flagstaff tn,
past week with his family. He /!
checking up the county officers worl
and will remain until the first of mex
week.
Mr.. Robert Chambers and brother
who have been visiting at 7. A. Rior
dams, were picked up Friday morning
in their fathers private car and lief
for their home in Chicago. Mr.. Cham
bers is second vice-president Of thu
Santa Fe.
The Worthy Grand Matron of thu
order of Eastern Star will make hel
} official visit to Grand Canyon Chapter
No. on Saturday September 25. Al
members and visiting members of o
Z. S. are invited to call on her at Mrs
Frier's home.
Mrs. Mary Calkins, of Kansas City
was the guest of her brother anc
sister, Mr.. Jas A. Lamport and Mrs
C. A. Greenlaw few days the frs
of the week. Mrs. Calkins was on hel
way west to visit the exposition a
San Francisco.
Newt Shaeffer came in from Crane
Canyon Tuesday to review old friends
for couple days. He was on his way
to Cripple Creek, Colorado to spenc
; his vacation after a strenuous season
at the Canyon as guide and philo
sopher for tourists.
Miss Lillian Catty, a sister of Mis-
; Maggie Catty of this city and recen
graduate of the st. Joseph Hospita
, at Albuquerque, passed through Gal
lup on No.9 Monday to assume charg'
of the hospital at Flagstaff, Arizona
Gallup Independent.
Mr.. E. G.Woolfolk, of Tunica, Miss.
who is sheriff of his county, is visiting
his brother Supervisor Chas. Voolfolk
Ellis Voolfolk nephew is also accom-
panying him on the trip. They hav,
visited the many surrounding place.
of interest and expect to leave toda.
for their southern home.
DR.. Arthur L. Foley, head of tn
department of Physics University o
Indiana, and DR.. Grin Pugman, asso
ciate professor Of Physics of the Uni
versity Of Utah, accompanied by thei
. wives stopped off here last week re
turning from the fairs and visited a
the Lowell Observatory.
Chief Executive Joe Daze, cashier o
the local Santa Fe ticket and express
Office, went to Winslow Sunday t.
assist his parents in disposing of theil
Sunday dinner. Joe is very much in