The Coconino sun., 1915-08-13
Local Brevities


 Miss Nickol left Monday morning for Kansas City. ] Mrs. O. H. John has been visiting relatives in Ash Fork this week. A wreck over in California delayed No. 10 Sunday night about five hours. Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Dolan left last Saturday morning for Los Angeles. Mrs. Cole Campbell was in Holl- brook last Saturday visiting friends. A. w. Bikker left last Friday night for Chicago on ten days business l trip.
 Harvey Moore, station agent at Seligman, was home over Sunday with | his family.
 Mir. Whittersley left Sunday eve ming for Denver on a short business trip. Judge J. O. Harrington was called to Williams last week on judicial business. Mrs. David Tate and daughter, Miss Helen left Monday morning for Los Angeles.
 pr. Bert Haskett, the U. s. sheep nurse, went to Winslow Saturday on a few cases. "Dink" Smith, of Williams, was in Flagstaff Tuesday looking over the political field.
 Mrs. w. E. Hansen and sister, Miss Freake left Sunday evening for Pue- bio, Colorado.
 Mir. Harry Lathrop and wife, of Normal, Ills, were in Flagstaff a couple days this week.
 Miss Gusse Pavell, who has been visiting Mrs. Dick Bongberg, left Sun day night for Phoenix.
 Tom Dent and Harry Hibben Jr. left Saturday night for Los Angeles on a vacation trip to the coast.
 Mrs. Phil Coffin who has been visit ing friends at Milton, left Saturday for Colorado springs, Colo'
 Mir. and Mrs. L. w. Quinlan, of Winslow, were visitors in Flagstaff a few days the first of the week.
 Mir. c. A. Black and wife returned last Friday from Los Angeles where they have been for the past month.
 Mrs. w. Schreiber, who has been in Flagstaff few months with her hus- band left last Saturday for New York. David Finney was in from Beaver Creek the first of the week with a load of fine peaches, plums and other fruit.
 Postmaster Merrill c. Walker, of Bellemont, wagoned into Flagstaff Sunday with Harry Henderson in his Ford.
 c. A. Pearson, who has charge of the Fort Valley forest service exper- mental station, left Monday night for . Albuquerque.
 Paul P. Pitchlynn, former mem- Der of the local forest service office, was in Flagstaff few days this week from Albuquerque. .. Among the Normal students who will leave tonight for Phoenix are: Miss Vera Johnson, Miss Mortensen and Miss Await.
 w. w. Grub, who does considerable braking for the Santa Fe, was in Flagstaff Monday from Winslow. He Forded his way here.
 Miss Fay Northrop, of Waurika Oklahoma, is the guest of her friend Mrs. George Reynolds, having arrived the first of the week.
 Mr. Gray and sons left Saturday fol Oak Creek, near Flagstaff, where they expect to remain for the next foul weeks.-Mesa Tribune.
 David Longfellow, the owner of tho famous Natural Bridge in Tonto Bas in, was in Flagstaff Monday securing provisions and supplies.
 Dr. Francis Lane, of Chicago, ar rived in Flagstaff last Friday and re mained a few days the guest of hi friend Dr. R. O. Raymond.
 A. B. Nelson, who has been cutting meat for Rabbit Bros., resigned an' left last week for Oracle, Arizona He was swift at his trade.
 J. Joe Daze, the Santa Fe chang grabber spent Sunday in Winslov with his parents and other folks wh make that city an interesting plac for him.
 Dave Raudebaugh, former resi- dent of Flagstaff, now of San Diego arrived in Flagstaff the first of tn week and is visiting his mother an brothers.