The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-18


Mr.. J. F. Gibson left Wednesday
for his home in Jefferson City, Mo.
Attorney F. M. Gold, of Williams,
was legal visitor in Flagstaff Tues
day.
Deputy Sheriff Maurice Smith and
wife of Williams, were in Flagstaff
Tuesday.
Mr.. Gerald DUPONT, student at
the Evan school, left yesterday for a
visit to the Grand Canyon.
Murray Brannen, the iron and steel
seller, was among the dealers in Flag
staff Wednesday and yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Johnston and
son left this morning for visit to
Los Angeles and other coast cities.
L. J. Featherston, the mining-lum-
Der jack, has gone to Bisbee to help
dig for copper. He left Monday morn
ing.
Mr. John Quinn, one of the promi-
nent business and financiers Of
Needles, is spending few days in
the city.
Jack Lyons, one Of the sheepist Of
sheepmen Of Navajo county, was in
Flagstaff Wednesday on a short bust
ness trip.
DR.. j. E. Bronson, father of Mrs.
H. S. Ehlers, left Wednesday for Ell
Paso, after months visit with his
daughter.
Miss Octavia Johnston, student at
the Normal, was called to her home
in Sedana, Kansas, yesterday by news
of serious illness in her family.
Clarence Pulliam left Tuesday for
Fort Grant to visit his parents before
going to Tucson, where he will attend
the university the coming year.
H. D. Kielty, of Rabbit Brothers
main office, left Monday for Toronto,
Canada, where he was called by the
serious Hines of his father.
Mr.. ]. w. Marley, formerly prom
inent cattle man of this section of the
country. but now located at Mesa,
spent Wednesday in Flagstaff.
.. William Sisson, the crack racer and
athelete, who won an enviable repu-
tation on the Stanford track team this
spring, left Tuesday morning for Los
Angeles.
Mrs. G. w. Shut, sister-in-law Of
Mrs. J. W. Epperley, who has been
visiting here for the past month, left
Thursday for her home in Neodasha,
Kansas.
Mr.. H. L. Williams and wife ar
rived in Flagstaff Wednesday to make
the necessary preparations for trip
to the Indian snake dances on August
25th and 26th.
Miss Whilemina Mohlenpah, who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Adam
Mohlenpah, for couple of weeks, left
Wednesday evening for her home in
Newark, Ohio.
Mrs. Kahl Of Cincinnati, who has
been visiting her son, Herman Kahl,
chief prescription clerk at the Hunter
Drug Co., for couple Of weeks, left
Wednesday for Los Angeles for a
short stay before returning east.
Mrs. George Olney and daughter,
Henrietta Of Phoenix, are spending a
few weeks in Flagstaff, at the Com
mercial hotel. Mr.. Olney, candidate
for the democratic nomination for
Governor Of our state, will join them
later.
Frank r. Eddy, Of the Arizona
Overland company of Phoenix, spent
Tuesday in Flagstaff. Mr.. Eddy was
returning from Winslow, where he
had taken in the Follies, and raced
his white Overland, taking all first
places.
Ben Chastain and family arrived in
Flagstaff yesterday morning from
Kingman. He will take charge Of the
Falder barber shop on San Francisco
street. Ben is real hustler and usu-
ally keep things moving around where
he happens to be "at"
Attorney Thorwald Larson, demo
cratic candidate for the office of coun-
ty attorney of Navajo county, came
in from Holbrook Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Larson genially denied the impu-
tation that was over in Coconino
county looking for votes.
Mr.. Robert E. O'Brien, of Kansas
City, who superintendent the putting
in of the new pipe line from the city
spring to Flagstaff two years ago,
was in Flagstaff Monday visiting old
friends. He is at present superintend-