The Coconino sun., 1915-11-26

J. E. Buckbee came in from Tol- chaco Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. L. B. Maxwell, of Winslow, were in Flagstaff Tuesday. F. Maynard was in from the Santa Fe pumping plant at Bellemont Tues day.
 Attend the Elks' smoker show at the Majestic Monday night. Good pictures.
 Harry Hibben went out to Anita Tuesday where he is building big tank for John Zalaha. L. M. Hoghe returned Tuesday from Phoenix where he has been attending the fair and other business in the val ley.
 Wm. F. Bawcom, one of the pros porous stockmen of Navajo county, was in Flagstaff Tuesday from Win slow.
 Henry Gadd, who has ben here for something in the interest of the new history of Arizona, went to Prescott Tuesday.
 Wm. Babbitt returned Tuesday from a couple weeks visit to Kansas points, including his old stamping ground at Dodge City.
 Stockmen would not object to lit- tie snow scattered about over the range about now. Cattlemen seem to be the worst off for water.
 Walter L. Hill, Phoenix prohibition advocate we'll known in Phoenix, was found guilty last week of wholesaling "bull-dog" cider to local dealers. , J. P. Kerly, post trader at Tolcha- co, was one of the candidates who took the 4th degree K. C., at Phoenix last Sunday. He returned Monday night.
 MT. Norman Daze, of Alaska, ar rived in Flagstaff last week and is i, the guest of his sister, Mrs. Colin Campbell This is his first visit to this section for over sixteen years. f Miss Lulu Sala, of North Vernon, H., arrived in Flagstaff Sunday and expects to make this her home with her brother Wallace Sala, who is em- ployed in the grocery department at Rabbit Bros.
 MT. and Mrs. Hiram Mars and daughter, Mrs. c. B. Wilson arrived in Flagstaff Saturday morning. Mrs. Wilson has been east for sometime.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mars will spend the winter in Arizona.
 Mir. c. F.. Fosket, representative of the Spreckels Commercial Co.,, of Los Angeles and San Diego, was in the city Monday and was shown points of interest by E. A. Brown, Babbitt
 Bros. efficient expert. Buy Oatman Combination stock. You can purchase this stock now at 15 cents share. have map of the Oatman district and will Ee pleased to show it and exlpain location. See M. A. Murphy Agency.
 We hope the Santa Fe company will help along the ornamental street lighting system by putting in couple street lamps on their property on San Francisco street. It will add much to the beauty of the street.
 A. T. Cornish, of the U. S. internal , revenue service, who has been visiting in Flagstaff ten days or so, left Satur- !. day for Kingmar to look after the !, Aryan Mining Co. property located in that fourishing mining district. Forest Supervisor Chas. H. Jen- nings and Ranger w. K. Ashurst of the Sitgraves National forest were in Flagstaff couple days this week. Ranger Ashurst is brother of Sem ator Henry F. Ashurst and an old time resident of Flagstaff. The report that Joe Frohmiller, of : Babitt's grocery department was ex- pecting his wife from Kentucky, is without foundation and Joe further says that he never asked but one girl and when she said "No," he told her it was only joke anyhow.
 Mir. Thos. Phelps and wife, of Springerville, were in Flagstaff Fri day, having stopped over to visit their children attending the Normal school until Monday, when they left for San Francisco to attend the exposition. Mir. Phelps is prominent cattleman of Apache county.
 Rev. Clyde P. Metcalf stopped off here Thursday, for short visit to his daughter Miss Verna who is teaching in the Emerson school, and to visit his many old time friends. Rev. Met calf was returning from Nebraska,