The Coconino sun., 1915-05-28

A note from James Wade of Will Hams, denies the report that he had sold his ranch and cattle. MT. Wade still owns them.
 Charles Steamer bumped in over the road from Sedona Tuesday. He says the road is badly wrinkled since it commenced to dry out.
 Mir. Eylar M. Fillmore, travelling representative of the Ford Auto cam pany, of Los Angeles, was in the city yesterday, endeavoring to make more Fords go.
 Earl Coplin a. IA year old boy had his arm torn off below the elbow by a hay bailer near Stafford last week. He was cleaning out the alfalfa when the bailer caught him.
 County Road Superintendent Power was in Williams Wednesday to inspect the drainage work being done on the Flagstaff Williams road at Davern- port lake. He expects the work to be completed by the end of the week.
 Prof. Philip Fox and wife were the guests of Dr. Percival Lowell Sun day. Prof. Fox and wife were on their way home from the exposition, to the Dearborn observatory at Evan ston, Illinois, with which Prof. Fox connected.
 Mir. Chambers, of Chicago, son of Second Vice-President Chambers of the Santa Fe, Messers Ray, Ed and Joseph Babbitts, T. E. Mccullough and Miss Regina Meek and Miss Boyd Morrow went to Winslow Sunday on an auto trip.
 Robert Caring is expected home next week from Tucson where he has been taking an agricultural course. Bob has received the distinction of being the best rife shot in the univer- sity and was awarded the medal for his proficiency.
 MT. Charles Roder, well known in Flagstaff some years ago, and the man who had charge of the construc- tion of the new A. L. X T. mill, died week ago Monday in Oakland, Cali fornia. He died suddenly, the nature of his illness was not given.
 o. B. Raudebaugh left Tuesday eve ming for Tucson to attend the state meeting of Arizona Elks as a dele gate from Flagstaff lodge No. 499. The state meeting will occur today. He will also visit Phoenix, Mesa, Bis bee and Nogales on the trip.
 The Woman's Christian Temper ance Union have changed their meet ings to the first and third Tuesdays of each month. There will be meet ing at the home of Mrs. Clem Mover, June 1st (Tuesday).
 Mrs. Milligan, Seer.
 Dr. G. S. Chapin and Mrs. Chapin of Phoenix arrived in Flagstaff Fri day evening via Williams and Grand Canyon. They expect to remain here a couple weeks or more before leav- ing for Los Angeles, Yosemite and Yellowstone Park on summers tour
 Roy Garrett of Seligman was in Flagstaff Wednesday,. Roy has sold his interest in the 10000 head of sheep owned by the Garrett Sheep Co.,, to his brother Arthur Garrett and is on his way to the big exposi. tion at San Francisco for a month ol so vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Anderson, o1 St. Johns, were the guests of Mir. anG Mrs. E. A. Baker couple days this week, having stopped over on theil way to the San Francisco exposition Mrs. Anderson was formerly Miss Cora Sherwood, and is a sister o1 Mrs. Baker.
 Eric Swanson, the expert lumber grader, left Tuesday morning for Sar Francisco to attend the exposition From there he will go to Marrinette Wisconsin, to spend month at hi' old home. He expects to be back or the job again at the A. L. X T. mill! this summer.
 Sheriff Hamblin and L. R. Gibbons from St. Johns, Apache county, ar rived here Thursday, and left tha evening for Denver, Colo, where the!