The Coconino sun., 1916-04-21

I R. J. White was in Phoenix Tues day on business. Attorney H. M. Globes, of Jerome, was in the city Tuesday. Judge J. M. Holub, of Williams, was in Flagstaff Wednesday. Charles Howard, the sheepman, was in the city Tuesday from Mesa. R. M. Beuhler, the telephone man of Prescott, was in Flagstaff Tues day.
 John Lazare, the big good-looking |, cowman of Winslow, was in Flagstaff yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tom Frier returned the first of the week from California, where they spent the winter
 Mir R. D. Mutt of Waterloo, Iowa, arrived in Flagstaff yesterday and will make Flagstaff his home.
 Lee Kellam, the cattleman and rancher, is reported ill at the hospital with a severe case of pneumonia. Emerson hall, Tuesday, April 25th. Fifty cents reserves your seat any place in the house.
 Clarence Hoard, member of the local postoffice force, returned from Phoenix trip the first of the week.
 When you need the services of a re- liable surveyor or engineer, see c. M. Brooks, in Pollock Block, or phone 9SJ.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. c. Harvey re- turned from the coast Wednesday where they have been for a few weeks.
 Dan Francis came up from the south Wednesday morning. He says his family are now enjoying a seige of the humps.
 Next Wednesday in the Grocery Department, BANQUET CORN. Per can, Toe, per dozen, $1.10, per case, $2.20. You are limited to one case.
 Our democratic brethern have or ganized a "Wilson and Hunt" club, which we understand has lately been changed just to a mere democratic club
 C. M. Zander, member of the state tax commission, joined the other members of the commission here Monday and left with them Tuesday night for Winslow.
 George McAdams came in Wednes- day from his trading post at Chin Lee. He is suffering with bad case of rheumatism which has been troub- ling him for sometime.
 T. s. Long came up from Kingman Sunday and moved his family to that place Monday. They have many friends in Flagstaff who very much regret their moving away.
 Make your Easter greeting per sonal one, an appreciated one--send your portrait. Your friends can buy any thing you can give them, except your photograph.-Stuart's Studio. Al Spellmeyer, the cattleman, came in from Cibecue the first of the week and left Tuesday night for Los An geles. He says range conditions in his section of the country never were better.
 Johnny Love returned the first of the week from his ranch on lower Oak Creek. Mrs. Love will come up in the next few weeks; Johnny had to get here sooner to keep ahead of the robbins.
 Hon. T. E. Puliam, the man who seems to have solved the problem of caring for wayward kids at the Ft. Grant industrial school came in from the south Tuesday for couple days visit with old friends.
 Mir. A. F.. Dorff is a recent arrival in Flagstaff from Santa Fe, N. M., and will make this his home Mir. Dorff is manager for Northern Ari- zona of the Union Central Life In- surance company.
 Chet Houck, former sheriff of Ma vajo county, was in the city yester- day from Winslow. Chet is an old timer in the sheep business in north ern Arizona and knows about every one in this section of the country who has been here long enough to vote.
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