The Coconino sun., 1916-11-17

IeOrge CaSner WAS up tulS week
from his range down on the Verde.
Cornelius Buckley, the boy sopra-
no, will sing at the Empress theatre
Sunday night.
Mrs. Richard Gilliland of Grand
Canyon, was visitor in Flagstaff the
first Of the week.
George H. McAdams, the Indian
trader at Houck, was in Flagstaff the
first of the week.
Lloyd Christy and family are in
Phoenix this week to visit old friends
and seeing the fair.
M. l. Powers Of the Citizens Bank,
is attending the bankers convention
at Phoenix this week.
Hon. Robert E. Morrison of Pres
colt, was in Flagstaff Monday on leg
al business for the Navajo Copper Co.
J. c. Dolan, of the Flagstaff Lum-
Der Company, is in Phoenix this week
attending the fair and seeing lumber
customers.
Miss Lenore Francis, county super
intendent of schools, is in Phoenix
this week attending the state meeting
of teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Hill returned
to Flagstaff Monday. Mr.. Hill is do
ing a couple weeks Forest Service
field work here.
John r. Sweeney Of Williams, was
in Flagstaff Wednesday, having made
nice frosty trip in from Williams
on a speeder.
Editor Craig Pottinger was down
on his old stamping grounds at Phoe-
nix for the end of last week and the
front of this week.
w. w. Bass and Martin Buggelin
of Grand Canyon, were in Flagstaff
Monday attending the jury term OF
the Superior court.
. Mr.. Webb, proprietor Of the Ideal
hotel and ]. w. Fettters were among
the south bound passengers Monday
night on their way to take in the big
state fair.
Jerrie Lee, the would be and fol-
, some time seemed as though he would
be, county recorder, was in Flagstaff
Tuesday in the calf killing case, Of
which he was entirely innocent.
Judge w. l.. Barnum, represent
alive Of the state stock sanitary boarC
was in Flagstaff Tuesday to get q
cool breeze and to look into a cattle
killing case that was being tried.
! j. ]. Vestry, printer on the Inter
national at Douglas, accompanied BY
Chas. Mccarthy, manager of garage
in that city, arrived in Flagstaff Fri
day by motorcycle and remained over
: until Monday, when they left for the
+. coast. They had been making gooc
time and had had no accidents.
Mr.. C. Hess and family, came t.
Flagstaff Sunday evening from theil
3 home in Navajo county, having beat
! the day in by small margin to get
/ housed up for the night. Mr.. Hest
5 has started his sheep south and wa:
taking his family south by auto t.
7 spend the winter.
Mr.. Thos. Aiken of Chicago, is tht
guest of his old time comrade il
arms, w. H. Pierce, whom he had MOI
7 seen for forty eight years until they
met in Florida last winter. They were
members Of the same company during
the civil war. Mr. Aiken will remain
about ten days here before going OF
to the coast to spend the winter.
The very next time there is {
! Handsome bunch" of young ladies Il
be mentioned in the Sun, they will b
called pretty" Really we had NJ
idea it made any difference so Ions
as you meant it, unless you accidently
Indut d ulpS q 0uTo. II nc HCWopdpCl
game is sorter hit or miss anyhow
/ hit your friends and miss your en-
: emies.
Miss Flora Jensen, teacher at thu
Winona district school, was the un
fortunate victim Of an accident Mon
n day at her school. The stove pipe be
!, came nervous after a fire had beer
e lighted, and fell; she attempted tt
q take it out of the house while it wa
sizzling hot and her hands were badl!
t burned in her heroic efforts. She CAM
in to Flagstaff Monday evening Il
have them dressed as the burns wer'
: exceedingly painful.
! Many perfectly good flowers friz VI
in Flagstaff last Sunday night, OWNS