The Coconino sun., 1916-06-30
Local Brevities

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Los Angeles.
w. F. Griffin was business visitor
in Winslow Wednesday.
Mrs. Anna Murphy and son left
Thursday evening for Omaha, Neb-
raska.
Miss Elizabeth Watkins will leave
for Long Beach tomorrow to spend
her vacation.
Lots of pretty trimmed hats in the
clean up sale at the Racket store
Mrs. w. H. Power.
Undersheriff Frank Dickinson was
in Ash Fork Wednesday looking up
business for that Office.
E. Gallagher, who has been visiting
friends here for a few days, returned
to Los Angeles Wednesday.
Clean up sale Of all trimmed hats
at Mills Racket store, lowest prices.
Mrs. w. Fl. Power.
Mr.. Peterson, superintendent Of the
Apache Indian reservation, was in
Flagstaff Monday on business.
Mrs. William Borum and children
returned Wednesday evening from an
extended visit to Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Attend the cleanup sale of trimmed
hats at the Racket store, many new
articles also on display. Mrs. w. H.
Power.
Ed. Hart, the Oak Creek ranche-,
was in Flagstaff this week with the
first load of the famous Oak Creek
peaches.
Miss Jessie Robertson. and Miss
Florence Frizzell Of Mesa arrived in
Flagstaff last week to attend the
Normal school.
L. H. Ball, Santa Fe dispatcher at
Winslow, was in Flagstaff Wednesday
getting personal view Of the yards
and side tracks.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Hesla and Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Robb Of Prescott were
in Flagstaff Sunday having motored
across the country.
A. Villman of Mesa, Arizona,
prominent mining man with interests
in the southern part Of the state was
in Flagstaff Sunday.
Charles E. Howard, general mana
ger of the Howard Sheep Company
was in Flagstaff Monday, on one of
his semi-annual visits.
Miss Zelma Howell, daughter of
Supervisor Ed. Howell Of Apache
county, arrived in Flagstaff yesterday
and is the guest Of her uncle, David
Lowell.
Mr.. A. C. Mcqueen, the jolly COW
coroner and stock agent Of the Santa
Fe, was in the city Wednesday see
ing stockmen relative to coming ship
ments.
Mrs. Mittie Watson left Wednes-
day for Hattiesburg, Miss, on visit
to her old home and relatives. She
expects to remain east a couple
months.
Mrs. Edgar Brown and Mrs. E. F.
Orr motored into Flagstaff from
Grand Canyon Wednesday. Mrs. Orr
left in the evening for her home in
Winslow.
Chas. Bigham, alias "Moon Face"
the big good natured COW handler,
came in from the ranch and spend
few days here, leaving Thursday for
Prescott.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Williams, of
Rhode Island, who have been visiting
all the points Of interest in Arizona
with Father Vabre for the past month
or more, returned to Flagstaff this
week.
J. E. Kleindeinst, the live Winslow
contractor and one of the prominent
members Of the republican state con-
vention from Navajo county, was in
Flagstaff yesterday on short bust
ness trip.
DR.. F. C. Brown, of the department
of physics, University Of Iowa, was
here last week visiting with DR.. c. o.
Lampland. He will spend the sum-
mer lecturing in the University OF
California.
George Black Sr. and daughter,
Mrs. Mary Brison and children ar
rived in Flagstaff last Sunday after
noon from Los Angeles and are the
guests of C. A. Black. They expect
to remain in Flagstaff for month or
more.
Forest Mckinney, who has been
first trick operator here for some
time, left Monday for Houck; ]. R.
Thompson, second trick operator, was