The Coconino sun., 1916-08-11
Local Brevities

vacation.
! The beautiful sunsets of the past
week have caused much comment
even among those who are used to
seeing gorgeous skies continually.
Mr.. B. NJ. Hutchinson, of New
York, is the newest member of the
Arizona Central bank force, having
arrived here last week from the east
G. f. Thornton is registered at the
Weatherford from Cash Flats, which
is undoubtedly a new town recently
sprung up in the Doney Park coun-
try.
A derailment Of the train being
personally conducted b. Conductor
Wood, occurred at Cliffs last Sunday
which necessitated trains using sin
gle track line until it was cleared UP.
Mrs. George A. 0lney and daughter
Harriet, wife of the democratic cam
didate for governor, arrived in Flag
staff Wednesday from Phoenix and.
will spend about month visiting
friends.
Miss Kinney who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. McCleary for some
time, was taken suddenly i'll last
week. She was taken to Kingman
where it was thought the lower alti-
tude would benefit her.
Hugh Weatherford is visiting his
old boyhood stamping grounds again
after considerable period Of alb
sence. He has been down in the King
man country running an auto line
during the big boom.
Miss Edythe Freek has been suffer-
ing the past week with a serious case
of blood poisoning, which resulted
from running needle in her foot. She
is now improving rapidly, much to the
qualification of her friends.
VIM. Rudd, son of the late DIR. VIM.
Rudd, and his family, motored in
from Flagstaff Wednesday, making
brief stop here before continuing on
their journey to Springerville, where
they will spend some time with re-
latives and friends.-St. Johns OBJ
server.
Senator Chas. E. Macmillan with a
party of friends left Ray Tuesday
morning by auto, coming around by
the way of Prescott and Ash Fork,
and are on their way to Denver. If
the SENATOR keeps up his present rate
of speed he will be in Denver by to-
morrow.
Jack Morton, the Arizona head of
the Arizona California Construction
Co., who are doing the paving job for
Flagstaff, stopped off here Tuesday
for couple days. He returned from
Albuquerque with personally con-
Quoted party consisting of himself,
Bob Kirk and E. Power Conway of
Phoenix.
I Mr.. Brooks, the west end wholesale
and retail merchant who sells every
thing that any one wants and whose
first name is Frank E., now positively
declines to attempt "shofing" his auto.
1t is good machine but it will not
stay off the railroad track. Just to
show his contempt for it, he left it
there the other day and walked home.
James A. johnson, chairman of the
state cattle sanitary board, accom-
panied by Mrs. Johnson, were in
Flagstaff yesterday from Phoenix
visiting old time friends. Mr.. John
son was sheriff Of Coconino county
some years ago, and later manager
of the Johnson Cattle Co., at Williams
until he sold out his interest and
moved to Phoenix.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give dance at the Court House
tonight for the benefit of the church
and would be pleased to see a good
attendance to help them in putting
down the new cement walk in front
of their property. Prof. J. ]. Co.'S
tigan's full orchestra will be present
to assist in the festivities Of the occa-
sion.
Henry Conrad returned from two
months visit to his old home in New
York state Tuesday morning. While
We are in doubt as to his nationality
and who his folks are and where he
was "at" during his stay, he has been
advising friends that the lager and
limberger trees were in full bloom
around that section of the country,
and, he looks the part.
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