The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-08-25
Safety first. c. B. Wilson for
County Attorney.

Safety first. c. B. Wilson for
County Attorney.
Superintendent Walter Runke was
in from Tuba this week.
Mrs. j. e. Dodson and wife left
Flagstaff Wednesday for Ellijo, Cal.
Francis Woods, of Winslow, mo-
tored to Flagstaff Wednesday on a
visit to friends.
Phil Rickel left Monday for Tucum-
carl, n NJ, where he may decide to
locate permanently.
Edgar Hash went to Kingman We'd
nesday on business connected with the
Babbitt Bros stores.
Hon. E. S. Clark, Of Prescott, was
in Flagstaff Wednesday for short
time on legal business.
f. j. Ritter, a regular sheepman Of
Jerome Junction, was in Flagstaff
Saturday on a short business trip.
Miss Ellen Hughes, of Phoenix, is
the guest of Mrs. Woeber Smith, hav-
ing arrived in Flagstaff last Satur-
day.
Mr.. A. L. Disbrow, carpenter at the
big Indian school at Tuba, was in the
city couple of days the first of the
week.
VIM. Roden and wife returned last
week from the hot springs in Cali
fornia, where Mr.. Roden had gone for
the rheumatism.
Ed. Carroll, a young man who
chokes switches and talks rough to
hogheads in the yards at Winslow,
was in Flagstaff Monday.
Try Cureton as state represen-
tative-he knows school business and
is best equipped to secure the needed
Normal appropriation.-Adv.
Mrs. Urech, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Grade, Miss Cecile Schulz and Paul
Convey motored to Grand Canyon
Tuesday, remaining over for day.
The Williams Gateway Club is
giving their annual reception and
dance this evening, to which we are
pleased to acknowledge an invitation
Mr.. and Mrs. Patee, Of Florence
Arizona, arrived in Flagstaff Tuesday
evening and are the guests of Mrs
Patee's daughter, Mrs. G. N. Baty.
Miss Regina Meek, teacher in the
Emerson school, returned to Flagstaff
last Friday from Iowa, where she hao
been spending her vacation with hei
parents.
District Forester Paul G. Redding
ton arrived in Flagstaff Sunday from
Albuquerque and has been making ar
inspection trip over the forests il
Northern Arizona, ID
Rev. Moffitt, Of New York, has beer
attending the Bible Missionary con
ference here during the past ten days
He recently returned from an extend
ed tour along the coast
Harry McDougal and Bert johnson
were in the city Tuesday with f. NJ
Roupe to act as witnesses in proving
up on his homestead. The homestead
is located near Red Lake.
Mr.. Jake Miller, prominent bust
ness man of Phoenix, who has beer
spending few weeks in Flagstaff, ac-
companied by Mrs. Miller, left We'd
nesday for their home in Phoenix.
The big Normal school is the pride
of the north-Cureton is an educator
and can best assist in an appropria-
ton to help build it up. Republican
candidate for state representative
Adv.
There were over sixty people from
Flagstaff attending the Red Lake bar.
becue last week, and most Of them
agreed that they had fine time there
and enjoyed every minute of the time
spent there.
Attorney and Mrs. Fleming, Of
Phoenix, arrived in Flagstaff Tuesday
evening and stopped over for day
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Comfor1
on Birch avenue. They are on theil
way to New York in an auto by easy
stages and took in the Grand Canyo,
after leaving Flagstaff.
Frank Owenby, one of the perma