The Coconino sun., 1915-09-17
Local Brevities


w. o. Perkins, the sheepman, was in
Flagstaff Monday.
d. P. Chisholm, of Grand Canyon,
was in Flagstaff few days this week
visiting friends.
Mr.. T. E. Pollock and John Zalaha
went to Kingman Monday evening on
a business trip.
Gus Hirshfield, one of the popular
pioneer business men of Phoenix, was
in Flagstaff a short time Monday.
Mr.. V. C. Proctor, the general
maintenance man for the Santa Fe,
was in Flagstaff Friday morning.
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Mrs. John Francis left Sunday
morning for San Francisco to attend
the exposition and for a visit to
friends.
LOUIS DtHtulCI EtluiHSu 4hOhIoS
from New Mexico where he had been
buying bunch of ewes for his range
near Anita.
Hon. William A. Geoghegan, Judge
of the Common Pleas Court in Cincin-
natl, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Verkamp.
Madison Grant, zoologist and tru-
stee Of the American Museum, New
York, was visiting the various places
of interest around Flagstaff last week.
Attorney Thornwald Larson, of
Holbrook, one of the leading attor-
neys in that section of Arizona, was
in Flagstaff last Friday on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. Chas. Daze, Of Winslow, ar
rived in Flagstaff last Friday evening
to remain a week or ten days with her
daughter Miss Leora, who is attending
the Normal.
Prof. Caroline Furness, head Of the
department of Astronomy of Vassar
College, and her travelling companion
Miss Helen Swartz, visited the Lowell
Observatory last week.
Mr.. H. Richardson, post trader at
Blue Canyon, accompanied by Mrs
Richardson were in Flagstaff few
days the first of the week, leaving fol-
home Sunday in their automobile.
County Attorney c. Wilson and
Miss Lenore Francis, county superin-
tendent of schools, left Friday fol-
Fredonia via Denver on an official
visit to Northern Coconino county.
Mrs. j. f. Harrington and son and
sister Miss Lucille Witherow came up
last week from Clarkdale for a few
weeks visit before returning to Clark
dale to make their permanent home.
Assessor ]. d. Dunn and supervisor
r. T. Brown left Monday for the
northern part of Coconino county via
Salt Lake and back into Arizona, on
an inspection trip in that strip of
country.
Sheriff Lee Newman went through
Flagstaff Tuesday with couple Mex
leans sentenced to the penitentiary
for stealing sheep, also a youngster
slated for Supt. Tom Pulliams indu-
strial school,
Mr.. w. E. Boggs, mining man Of
Phoenix, accompanied by his wife and
daughter are visiting Attorney Fran
els D. Cradle this week. Mrs. Boggs is
a sister of Mrs. Cradle and formerly
were residents of Tombstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Frohell, of
st. Louis, were here from Friday until
Tuesday and were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Gus jake. They have been
visiting the expositions on the coast
and were on their way home.
Have your horse with bad teeth ?
One that is not doing as well as il
should? II so consult DR.. George
Bedinger, the veterinarian. He is
equipped with all necessary instru-
ments and knows how to use them.
Miss Ethel Rosenberg who has
been visiting her brother Prof. E. E.
Rosenberg the past month, left last
Friday evening for Phoenix, where
she is engaged to teach English in
the Phoenix public schools the coming
year.
The Barnes circus bill posters caus-
ed a deep grumble of disapproval
yesterday among those with civic
pride by hanging their big posters on
roofs of shacks and other startling
places. Never mind, wait until the
Woman's Club sees them, then there
will be legalized bill boards or no
bills.