The Coconino sun., 1915-09-03
Local Brevities

water, Kansas.
Lots of sofa pillow tops at the
Racket Store.
Miss Gertrude Huff went to Pres
colt Saturday.
Mrs. INDUS departed for New Or
leans yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Sutherland, of Winslow, was
visiting in Flagstaff Saturday.
Father Marks, of Winslow, was the
guest of Father Vabre Monday.
S. S. Preston and family, of Tuba,
were in Flagstaff the first of the
week.
John Zalaha was assisting in the
Williams bank couple days this
week.
Miss Mary Greenlaw went to Will
liams Monday evening on a visit to
friends.
Mrs. w. w. Hudgings will leave to-
morrow on a visit to her old home in
Kentucky.
Mrs. j. w. Bean and daughter
Grace were visiting in Winslow the
last of the week.
Deputy Sheriff Cabs. Murray, was
Seligman selling property at a sher-
ifs sale Tuesday.
w. C. Denney, one of the prosper
Gus cattlemen of Seligman, was in
Flagstaff Sunday.
E. w. Fish, manager of the Home
Supply Co., was in Flagstaff Wednes-
day from Winslow.
Mrs. Baxter and daughter, who
have been in Flagstaff for sometime,
left Friday for Phoenix.
j. Parsley, a member of the local
postoffice force left Tuesday morning
for a visit to his home in Chicago.
Mrs. John Clark entertained a
number of lady friends at her home
last week Thursday at luncheon and
cards.
When you need the services Of re-
liable surveyor or engineer, see c. NJ
Brooks, in Pollock Block, or phone
223W.
Chas. Odell, of Phoenix, stopped off
here Saturday on his way home from
the east for a short visit with old
friends.
Mrs. w. c. Bayless left Sunday with
Mrs. A. J. Diamond for the Verde by
auto and will remain some time in
that section.
Eben Greenlaw was at home cou-
pie days this week from Seligman,
where he and Allen are running a
prosperous garage.
Mrs. Nicollett, formerly Miss An
derson and sister of Mrs. Henry
Conrad, of Los Angeles, is visiting
Mrs. Chester Black.
Johnny Donohue left Monday eve
ming for Oswego, N. Y, his old home,
for few months visit. He has pro-
perty interests there also.
George Trusdale, the wholesale fruit
and vegetable man, was in Gallup last
Friday where he has branch of his
fruit and vegetable business.
Agent o. H. John and wife will
leave tomorrow for Hereford, Texas,
where he is interested in a comfort
able sized ranch and other lands.
A hobo fell underneath train in
the east end of the yards in Winslow
Wednesday and had both legs cut off.
There was little hope of his recovery.
Miss Nellie Chaffin left Saturday
evening for her home in Alabama.
She has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Thos. P. Manning for several weeks.
Roxy Duell, the all around sheep
ster, left Sunday night for Seligman
to take a shipment of 1900 lambs to
Kansas City for Campbell, Francis
Co.
Miss Ruby Moore, the handsome
sister of Harvey Moore, who spent a
portion of the summer here left Sat-
urday evening for her home in New
ton Kansas.
DR.. Looney, state health officer, was
in Flagstaff a few days last week on
an inspection tour. Having failed to
see the Doctor we don't know how
sanitary he found US.
Miss Jessie Butner, Willmae Maho-
ney and M'dell Shipley spent the week
end at Lake Mary, with the young
ladies from Winslow who are spend
ing fortnight there-Winslow Mail.
Miss Minna Missing, one of the
Williams teachers went up to Flag
staff Sunday to spend a part of the
week with Mrs. Charlesbois, who was
formerly Miss Reese. Williams News