The Coconino sun., 1916-06-09

Mrs. Miles, who has been employed
at the Weatherford Hotel for some
time, left Wednesday for Trinidad,
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Barney, of Will
liams, are visiting friends in Flag
staff this week. They are on an over
land trip to Gallup.
Roy Barney and wife of Phoenix,
are visiting in Flagstaff. Mr.. Bar
nay having been subpoened as a wit
ness in the Azbill case.
Frank Hector was in from Winslow
Tuesday. He now has his sheep on
his range near Winslow and reports
everything in fine shape.
L. F. Verkamp returned Monday
from an extended trip to China and
the Pacific Coast He expects to re-
main in Flagstaff during the sum-
mer.
Architect j. E. Kennedy returned
Wednesday from a business trip to
central and northern Arizona. He
says business in all lines is taking on
bright aspect.
George Black was in town the first
Of the week from Sedona. Besides
conducting a first class hostelry at
Sedona, he is doing some road work
in Clay Park.
w. c. Colcord and son, Frank, re-
turned from a fishing trip in the
White Mountains Wednesday. They
say the fishing is fine and brought
back nice string of trout.
H. f. Jensen, of the Crawford Gro
Gerry, left Sunday morning for Red
Wing, Min, and Hager City, Wis,
where he will spend month visiting
relatives and friends. Miss Lula Sala
will fill his position as stenographer
at the store during his vacation.
Two train loads Of U. S. troops
passed through Flagstaff Wednesday
night on their way to Haiti. They
have been stationed at San Diego
during the fair and carry with them
several cars of equipment including
several inch field guns and machine
guns.
Geo. Mccormick, c. d. Dawson, r
C.. Whitson and Peter Clark returned
Tuesday from trip to the Tusayar
Copper mine in the Grand Canyon
They report the Colorado river about
4 feet higher than usual and noted
that high water has been prevalent
this spring by the water markings or
the sides of the cliffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Wirts left
Tuesday night for their home ir
Hudson, Michigan, after two weeks
visit with their daughter, Mrs. S. S
Acker. They came out intending tc
spend the summer in Flagstaff but
finding the altitude too high were
forced to curtail their visit. They
returned by way Of Denver.
Mrs. Alice Beck left Thursday foi
her home in Los Angeles where she
expects to visit for few months, re
turning to Flagstaff some time in De
cember. Mrs. Beck is a charming
lady and an expert milliner making
many friends during her three
months stay in Flagstaff who will
welcome her return in December.
Chairman Hart and Members Chas
Voolfolk and r. T. Brown of the
board of supervisors, accompanied by
County Engineer Power made TRIP
to Mormon Lake and Mormon Noun
tain Wednesday to inspect the condi,
ton Of the road At present the water
is over the established road, q condi.
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and it is probable that the road will
be built higher from the lake above
any danger from high water.
( DR.. G. r. Manning, Sr., and wife
and Dr. T. P. Manning left Tuesday
morning for the coast. DR.. Manning
Sr., who has been in poor health fol
the past few weeks, will remain OF
the coast for time until the chang,
Of climate has restored his health
Upon leaving thew were undecide'
whether their destination would b
Long Beach or San Diego.
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