The Coconino sun., 1916-10-27
"Baughn is square"

"Baughn is square" Robert Koch left Wednesday even- ing for Albuquerque. MT. and Mrs. B. Ferrall left Mon day evening for Chicago. M. L. Buckley left Monday evening for Fl Paso on a business trip. Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Dolan left We'd nesday for a visit to Denver, Colo. Clem Mover, freight, baggage and transfer. Phone 75, residence phone 263.
 MT. Herman Wooff was married Tuesday to Miss Mary Ann Slay, both of Doney Park.
 MT. w. F. Griffin was in Holbrook Monday on business connected with Rabbit Brothers.
 The usefulness of want ad in The Sun is demonstrated every day by the results obtained.-Try one.
 MT. and Mrs. R. T. Brown and Mir. and Mrs. Ad Keesler of Williams, were in Flagstaff Monday.
 William Sisson who had been visit ing friends here for few days since his return from the east, left Tuesday morning for San Francisco.
 Dr. Palmer of Phoenix, who has been the guest of Dr. R. o. Raymond for a few days this week, returned to Phoenix Tuesday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Rickel have returned to Flagstaff from Winslow to make their home. George has closed out his meat business in that place.
 Miss Cecile H. Schulz, who has been spending the summer in Flag staff, left Monday evening for Phoe-
 nix, where she expects to spend the winter.
 Al Sanford came in from his cattle range near Seligman Sunday evening. He has been making grand gather
 ing of cattle for shipment from their
 ranges.
 [ Mrs. D. w. Rollins accompanied by
 her father returned from Phoenis
 Tuesday. Mrs. Rollins had been tc Phoenix to attend the funeral of z brother.
 . Miss May Wright, stenographer ir : the Santa Fe general offices at Phoe
 nix, who has been visiting friends il
 Flagstaff the past week, returned tt
 Phoenix Tuesday evening.
 Fred Holden, democratic candidate
 for the office of supervisor, was il ! Flagstaff Monday from Williams il II quest of voters who sorter figured hi n way in the political game. ' Mrs. R. V. Chamberlain of Los An geles, is the guest of Mrs. c. M
 Brooks this week. Mrs. Chamberlain was on her way home from Dakot ' and stopped off for a short visit here
 Mrs. J. B. Hamill, of Patterson, \
 J., arrived in Flagstaff Sunday t e join her husband who has been spend n ing the summer here. Both left Tues ,- day evening for Phoenix where the y expect to spend the winter. MT. Charles L. Snyder, secretar T, of the 18th civil service district, wit i, headquarters at San Francisco, wa ;. the guest of John Garcin, secretar
 of the local board for couple day
 this week. Mir. Snyder was the gues IT of honor at a small dinner affair a y the Commercial Hotel Tuesday ever it ing.
 ' Mrs. Pauline Urech, who has bee "a spending the summer here with he 'S brother, Wm. Friedlein, left Tuesda r evening for Kinsley, Kansas. Pat S' Covey, her son who has been wit E her, left Sunday morning in Pag
 car for Kansas, fully equipped for tn n journey and alone. 'S, Dr. R. O. Raymond is now som ~ sheepman. Recently he picked up ,, small bunch of some 16,000 head o 'u ewes over in the Magdalena, N. N country and partner who will handl :. ~ the bunch on the range acquired wit " the sheep. This handy little outfi ie it is said, merely cost him somethin ' like $125,000.
 ]. Fred Purcell, one of the livest c
 the live sheepmen of Navajo count. | was in Flagstaff from Holbrook Tue'
 day. He was on his way to Seligmal
 MT. Purcell says that no sheep in ths