The Coconino sun., 1916-01-07

Miss T. S. Spear departed for Fl Centro Wednesday morning.
 F. W. Crump was passenger to Hot Springs Junction Wednesday.
 Attorney J. E. Jones was in Wins low Wednesday on legal business.
 Judge E. M. Doe left Sunday night for Los Angeles on short business trip.
 Undertaken Edgar Whipple was in Winslow Wednesday on short busi- ness trip.
 Dr. Francis, of Williams, was in Flagstaff last Friday visiting friends and relatives.
 It is great time to settle all bills and get straight with the world com mencing the New Year.
 Miss Buena Bayless left last week for Liberty, Arizona, to commence teaching school the coming year.
 Luther Swanner, a cattle prodder of Anita, was in Sunday from that country surrounding the big gash. Dr. A. F. Switzer returned Tuesday night from New Mexico where he spent the holidays with his parents. Uncle Jimmy Jones has been "under the weather" for several days, but is able to be out again in the climate.
 Miss Eva Michelbach left last week for Albuquerque where she will spend the balance of the winter with re- latives.
 Art Vandevier who has been at the F. L. M. logging camp, left Wednes- day for his home in Tuckerman, Ar kansas on a visit.
 Earl German, a F. L. M. "busher" left yesterday for Stevensville, Tex, to remain until spring when he ex- poets to be back on the big hill again.
 Messrs. David and c. J. Babbitt were in Kingman and Oatman this week looking over the business situ- ation in that booming mining country.
 Miss Julia Randall, student of the
 Flagstaff Normal spent the Christmas
 week as the guest of Mrs. John La
 gar and Mrs. NJ. A. Hancock Winslow Mail.
 Rev. H. August Hunderup, the Oregon evangelist who has spent the holidays in Flagstaff, left Thursday for Prescott where he will conduct } evangelistic services. Mir. and Mrs. w. M. Rudd and children left Wednesday morning for
 the coast. Mrs. Rudd and children 1 expect to remain the greater part of l the winter. Mir. Rudd will stay a couple weeks only. . Prof. w. E. Berg left Wednesday n morning for Tucson to attend the 2 farmers short course at the Univer- !. sity, which commenced Jan. 3 to run
 to January 18th. Mrs. Berg accom- panied him as far as Phoenix. Q Dan Seymour is now head chef at S F. L. NJ. camp 1, having relieved Roy Melbone of the job of shufflling grub S Roy claims he had them all leaning up against the fence and concluded to
 take lay off and let them fatten uI again.
 E. A. Baker, a prominent ranchei Il and stockman of Flagstaff, spent the week in St. Johns, a visitor at the Sherwood home. His wife, who is g r daughter of Mrs. L. c. Sherwood, has = been here for some time.-St. Johns
 Observer.
 e The piano at the wrecked Majestic |, and trap drum were taken out Tues. S day by Smith & Lovell's wrecking d gang. The piano, except for split t top is in good working order as is the e drum. They were down in the orche. n stra pit and were thus saved from de,
 struction.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Duncan, tho " walking people, went through Flag ;, staff Monday on their way to Lo: Angeles. They are on the last lap oi a 12,000 mile hike for the Athletic
 Association of America. The bis . snow storm last week delayed then three days at Cliffs.