The Coconino sun., 1916-11-03


"Baughn is square"
Mrs. w. R. Cooper left Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles,
Trainmaster A. r. Wood of Wins
low, was in Flagstaff Tuesday.
DR.. Francis Of Williams, was a
visitor in Flagstaff yesterday.
Glenn Meyer, freigst, baggage and
transfer. Phone rs, residence phone
263.
c. Moro, pioneer resident of
Williams, was in Flagstaff yesterday
on business.
Misses May Hendly and Cora Cres-
well were the guests Of friends in
Flagstaff for the week end.
Hear Cornelius Buckley, the boy So
prano, at the Empress Sunday night.
Vocal selection Memories"
A. F. Poison, one of the prominent
and influential citizens of Williams,
was in Flagstaff Wednesday.
]. S. Clawson, division special
agent Of the Santa Fe, was in Flag
staff Tuesday from Winslow.
Martin Buggelin and wife and party
Of ladies were in Flagstaff Tuesday
from Williams and Grand Canyon.
Jack Kennedy, the architect, was in
Jerome Tuesday looking after some
work he has in charge in that city.
Mrs. S. A. Voolfolk, mother of
Supervisor Chas. Voolfolk, will leave
next week for Tunica, Miss, to spend
the winter with her son.
Mrs. W. L. Taylor, wife Of the
foreman Of the Sun force, returned
last Friday from Nebraska, where she
with Master Maxwell have been visit
ing the past month.
]. H. Barncord, manager Of the
0rpheum, left for Phoenix Tuesday
for a couple days. He is still inter-
ested in the Lamar theatre in that
city.
Mrs. w. s. Brown, who has been
spending the past three months in
Denver, Colorado, with her parents
returned to Flagstaff Tuesday, caus-
ing lighter shade of "brown" in that
family.
Cliff Cramer, the "saurkrauter'
bought a one way ticket to Williams
Monday, intending to ride two horses
home aLfoot, said horses having
strayed from his barn and haymoy
without his knowledge or consent
F. c. Purcell of Holbrook, and w
F. Purcell Of st. Johns, were both il
Flagstaff yesterday. Both are heavily
interested in sheep in that country
Jack Lyons, of Winslow, was il
Flagstaff yesterday visiting few ole
friends and from the looks of hi!
time check he is rather inclined to
ward Hughes and Tom Campbell. (
Read the brief sketch of the amend
ments proposed and which will ap
pear on the ballot next Tuesday, il
this issue Of The Sun. It will Civ
you an idea of the main ones; vot
mo- on those you do not understand
| T. H. Cureton, the republican can
didate for the state legislature, was il
Flagstaff the first of the week LOOKING
up people who could conscientiousl
hand him one on election day-on
with cross at the right Of his name
| Mr.. Ira Bell, chief clerk Of tn
Tuba Indian schools, was in Flagstai
the first Of the week, having been +
Prescott attending the hearing tina
was to have been heard before tn
| U. S. Commissioner in the Runk
case.
| The Wingfelds stormed Flagstai
Tuesday from their retreat in tn
lower country around Camp Verd
where they are strongly entrenchet
both financially and socially. ANON
those present on business were Viii
liam, J. H. and Jim.
| The main part of the republica
bunch of county candidates were GU
at the Grand Canyon Wednesday
There is a grand scattering of candi
dates these days and they are gettinl
to be tired bunch of politicians, bu
are still wearing a smile that will no
come off.
"Baughn is square"
Hon. A. A. Johns, the democrati
candidate for state representative o
Yavapai county, was in Flagstaf
Tuesday; while lot Of fools Teller