The Coconino sun., 1916-12-29

visiting on the coast for the past two |
months, returned the first of the
week.
The, Elks will have regular meet
ing next Tuesday night of special i'm
portance and all Elks are requested to
be present.
VIM. Nagiller, one of the old re-
liable cattlemen of the west end of
the county, was in Flagstaff yesterday
from Williams.
Durward Mckinney came home
from the state University at Tucson,
to spend the holidays with his parents
and other friends.
Judge F. w. Perkins, Grand Master
Of the Masonic lodges of the state,
will leave tomorrow for the southern
part of the state on a visit to the
different lodges south.
Mr.. d. X. Ward was in from Tuba
this week. The road was broken
through when he came in and he has
been trying to pick a reasonably good
day for the start back.
Mr.. H. F. Adams, prominent lum-
Der dealer Of Prescott, was the guest
of his son Chas. H. Adams, clerk of
the superior court a couple days this
week. He returned to Prescott yes
terday.
Bert May, the expert food and con-
lection artist, returned this week from
Saginaw, Michigan, where he has been
visiting his old home. He also visited
in Colorado Springs, on his way back
to Flagstaff.
There are only few people in
Flagstaff that really know there is
telephone line connecting Flagstaff
with the big, growing Indian school at
Tuba, yet there is such line and it
is in fine working condition.
Old Scout E. S. Carlos was out to
his ranch at Turkey Tank Tuesday
returning Wednesday morning. He re-
ports that the snow storm was much
heavier in that section of the country
than in Flagstaff.
Editor F. E. Wells of the Williams
News, was visitor in Flagstaff Fri
day for a short time. He says that
competition is the life Of trade and
while two can not live just as cheap
as one newspaper, two can live.
Louis Benedict, one of the million
aire sheep men to be, came in Friday
I from his home ranch at Anita, to get
into closer touch with Santa Claus
Like many other sheep men he feels
J, that his stocking will be all wool this
d year.
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Piper left Tues.
d day night for Phoenix where they will
c spend the winter. Mr.. Piper has hi!
sheep down on the desert now. The.
IS attempted to make the trip by aut,
" but were caught by the sudden snow
S, storm.
1t John Pollard left Wednesday TO
y Congress Junction where he vii
assist in robbing the sheep of thei
IT fifty cent skirts during the next fey
n months. Some 100000 head of tn
IF innocents will be robbed down in tina
" section Of the country during Febru
e, airy and March.
10 Gigadier Brindle Bob ricketts,, VIII
has been doing the eat preparation
I'd stunt for Co. down at Naco, returne
e. to Flagstaff last week, a discharge
II soldier. "Rickety" Bob run amuck 0
lie a batch of foul weather and was lai
t up in the hospital for a month or 81
n but is looking young and healthy a
the present time.
IN AL. Dunklin, a member of the 'bor
is US squad" at the Santa Re depot, RI
ne ceived an extra donation as his poi
OF ton Saturday morning, in the shap
rs of perfectly acceptable and lovabl
X little boy who made the old stillard
ramble up until the pointer Shove
Of nine pounds. The old Santa Fe is
he mighty good old road.
Of Judge w. l.. Barnum, attorney fc
3" the State Sanitary Board, cousin {
We the great up. T." who uses only
he small portion of his great uncle
he system, was in Flagstaff Tuesday an
On Wednesday. While he claimed ths
he came up only to get pocketfu
er of snow, it was noticeable that he We
a wearing only linen buster.
,e, Postmaster Merrill Walker of Bell
20. mont spent Christmas with friends
re. Flagstaff. Postmaster Walker sa!
IT. that he has licked heap more staml
he this year than he did last year al
I'm the country around is prosperous, a
RS though the crops at this time are q
convened ,,,;+l, the capoa LIND ~ ,no