The Coconino sun., 1916-09-01

Gus Jakle was at home over Sunday from Williams, visiting his family. Supervisor R. c. Creswell of Wins law, was in Flagstaff the latter part of last week on a short business trip. Adjutant-G General Chas. Harris was in Flagstaff Sunday looking over the political situation for his chief. Mrs. Fannie Frew and daughter, who have been spending the summer here, left last Friday night for Phoe- nix.
 J. E. Buckbee was in the city the first of the week from his trading post at Kayenta, on the Navajo reser- vation.
 Fred Purcell, the sheepman, was in Flagstaff a couple of days last week from his stamping grounds over in Navajo county.
 Miss Jessie Robertson, one of the popular young ladies at the Normal summer school, returned to Mesa Sun day evening.
 l Fred Hesser was in Ash Fork Sun day doing backstop work for the Ash Fork ball team, in a game between Ash Fork and Seligman.
 | Miss Grace Caldwell, Spanish teacher at the Normal, returned Sun day from Boston, where she has been spending the summer with her mother.
 Frank Payne returned Monday from Tucumcari, N. M. Mir. Payne has bought out a saloon over in the neighboring state and will make it his home for time at least. | Capt. Chas. Price, the U. s. re- cruiting officer, left Thursday for ter ome and Clarkdale, to ascertain whether or not there were likely re- cruits in those mining camps.
 Captain Warren, general manager of the Hashknife lands and ranches, with headquarters at St. Joseph, Ari- zona, came to Flagstaff a couple of days the last of the week from Wins low.
 Chas. w. Miller was in the city Fri day from Kingman. He has temper
 arily closed down his stone crushing
 plant and is at present back on his old job as civil engineer for the Santa Fe.
 Miss Veronica McGonigle left Fri
 day for Jerome, where she has been engaged to teach school the coming year. Mrs. McGonigle accompanied 1. her and will remain couple of weeks
 in Jerome.
 :. Dr. Paul Y. Tupper, professor of 5 surgery in the Washington University at St. Louis, arrived in Flagstaff hast : week and is the guest of Dr. R. O
 Raymond. He expects to remain here month or more.
 F Fred Caring, the Flagstaff dairy. man, entertained the Odd Fellows lodge at his rancl last Sunday al , Dry Lake. There was speaking, sing. , ing and eating to hearts content ir
 the grand old woods. Father" Albert Dennis is just i about as pleased ns young man can
 be without injuring his health, be-
 cause the stork brought very ac-
 ceptable baby girl to his home Fri
 day morning. The tag read "Nriss Helen Lillian Dennis"
 Mrs. J. L. Etter and daughter, who
 have been visiting Miss Rebecca Spear for few weeks, left Friday evening for Denver for visit before returning to Chicago. Mrs. Etter's , husband is the chief messenger for : the Wells Fargo Co. in Chicago. , H. H. Green, who has betn ham,
 mering the typesetting machine ir
 the Sun office for the past ten days
 left Tuesday morning for Needles with his wife, and will perform tho same stunt on the Needles Nugget
 at Needles. We have Miracle doing U the job now-that's his name. e A big automobile party from thu q west, consisting of MT. and Mrs. Tal
 Duncan, MT. and Mrs. Charles Dun . can, all of Blackberry; J. L. Mund
 and Mrs. Senator Munds and daughte r Sadye, MT. and Mrs. Mart Wagner, O
 Kingman, were interested spectator
 at the famous Indian snake dance