The Coconino sun., 1916-07-07
THE CocoNlNo SUN

Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Yaeger left
Thursday for camping trip on Oak
Greek.
Miss Bertha Davis, Of Sheboygan,
Wis, came in Thursday for a three
weeks visit with Mrs. Tom Rees.
Mrs. w. L. Lawrence left Thursday
morning for Los Angeles, where she
visit for some time.
Mrs. w. H. Ivens arrived from Mil
waukee, Wis, Sunday for a months
visit with her daughter, Mrs. E. M.
Robson.
r. T. Tuttle, division superintend-
dent of the Santa Fe, was in Flagstaff
yesterday attending the meeting of
the board of supervisors.
Ed. l. Hamilton, the cattleman, was
in Flagstaff from Williams Saturday
in his auto. Ed. is not much of a
peevish pedal waiver, but announced
his intentions of selling his auto if
cow prices continue upwards and buy
another COW brute.
Mary Elizabeth Jackie, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Jack
lie passed away Sunday and was bur-
led in the Catholic cemetery after SER
vices in the church of the Nativity.
The little one was born Sunday and
lived only few hours.
Mrs. Isaac Thomas left for Flag
staff to visit with her daughters, Eff
fie, Viola and Fanny, she will be
Joined at Holbrook by Mrs. Joseph
Thomas, of Adamana, who will also
visit in Flagstaff for the next few
weeks.-St. Johns Herald.
! J. E. Kennedy of Flagstaff, and
/ Ernest Coxhead of San Francisco
architects, were in Jerome this week
looking over the situation in regard
/ to the proposed erection of Jerome's
new school building, and submitting
plans for the new building.
Judge Harrington was a passenger
for Williams Thursday. He. said he
did not have case in that city, so il
must be politics. 1t is certainly about
time to warm up for the first heat OF
the race and the judge says he viii
sure be in the running.
Mr.. J. Kelly and family motored VI
to Flagstaff last week arriving her,
Friday evening. They have leased tn,
Bayless house for the summer Mr.
Kelly has made Flagstaff his summer
headquarters for so long that tn,
weather isn't exactly suitable until h,
arrives.
The Board of Supervisors has sup
piled the court house lawn with
lawn seats, just the size for two
There are no restrictions on their us
and people generally will be glad h
rest while on that beautiful law
during the hot days as well as tn
cool evenings.
Mr. Armijo and son Ambrosio, wer
in Flagstaff from Holbrook last week
For the past few years they hav
been running couple bands of sheeI
in that part of the country but recent
: ly sould out their interests and vii
come back to Coconino county wher
they have good ranch property.
Paul Burks. the Santa Fe attorney
went through Flagstaff Tuesda.
morning on his way home to Los An
geles from business trip to Chicago
When he saw all the excitement an
old friends, it was with great diff
i. Guilty he could keep from stopping
over and having a good old fashione
celebration with his numerous friends
Miss Sabra Bradley and Miss Rutl
Whysall, Of Tucson, Miss Ethel Rish
worth, OF Boston, Miss Ackers, OF Sal
FRANCISCO, and Mrs. Jessie Loller, de
putty clerk of the Superior Court
Flagstaff, motored to Grand Canyon
returning Sunday. With the exception
of Mrs. Loller, the ladies are spend
ing their summer vacation in Flag
. staff.
"Uncle" John Connors, one of tn
! old time hotel keepers of Holbrool
accompanied by Mr.. Ortego,
wealthy sheepman Of that prosperou
town, were among the visitors her
: Tuesday. Uncle John recently sol
. out his interest in a good sized bunc
of cattle in the Gordon Canyon cour