The Coconino sun., 1916-10-20
"Baughn is square,"

"Baughn is square,"
 Dr. R. H. H. Blome was in Phoenix Tuesday.
 Mir. J. B. Cotton of Gallup, was in Flagstaff Monday on business.
 c. B. Nichols, the oilman, was in Phoenix the first of the week.
 Clem Mover, freight, baggage and transfer. Phone 75, residence phone 263.
 Charles M. Brooks was one of the lucky hunters in killing 10 point buck.
 H. B. Baca of Albuquerque, is recent arrival in Flagstaff and is em- ployed at the Milton Store. MT. and Mrs. George Reynolds, who have been spending several weeks in Los Angeles, returned last week.
 Charles Heston and family returned last week from Kansas where they have been visiting relatives for a couple weeks.
 Joe Daze, the very popular young man who takes in cash for the Santa Fe, was visiting friends and relatives in Winslow over Sunday.
 Mrs. E. R. Blessingame. mother of Mrs. M. T. Piper, left last week Thursday for Fresno, California, on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Looney. | Dick White, chief of the A. L. & T. Co.,, main office, accompanied by his wife, left Saturday for Chicago, where they will visit relatives for a couple weeks.
 MT. Westbrook Robertson, stock ex-
 pert in the Indian service at Tuba,
 was in Flagstaff this week few days
 interesting himself in stock condi-
 tions locally.
 Dick Connors, the genial young man who has much to do with the success of the Babbitt-P Poison Co.,, at
 Williams, was in Flagstaff Monday
 for short time. Judge F. o. Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Smith, arrived in Flagstaff Sat urday from Prescott by auto. They
 were taking short pleasure trip
 around up north. , Mrs. Will Marian and Mrs. Cassie | Jordan, sister of Mir. Will Marian who } has been visiting here for the past
 few weeks, left for a short visit tc l California last week. 3 w. c. Fisher, the indefatigablt , peddler of type materials for tn, , American Type Founders Co.,, of Los P Angeles, was in Flagstaff Tuesday When he does not sell the goods they r can not be sold. 3 Jack Shea and Pat Arnold, two ot the pioneer knights of the grip 3 were in Flagstaff the first of the weel : making their usual rounds. Ther'
 are few better known-and liked : travelling men in the state. ' P. L. Zion, who has been working n for the Flagstaff Lumber Co.,, fo n some time, left Monday for Oatmal q where he has job running machine k " for mining company. He is al . expert in his line of work. Sheriff R. L. Newman of Holbrook !. was in Flagstaff couple days thi n week visiting relatives. He is agail ? candidate for the office of sheriff ! and it is believed by his friends tha ' he will be an easy winner again thi y fall.
 Mrs. c. L. Woollacott and childrel f left last Friday evening for Albu l. querque, where they will spend tn . winter. Mrs. Woollacott has been il : delicate health and it was thought }, milder winter climate would be bene [. ficial.
 e The Tom Campbell meeting to b ', held here on next Tuesday evenini d promises to be one of the big repu e blican rallies of the season. It vii n be held at the Orpheum theatre, wit e few pictures preceding the talk |. by. the different candidates for stat n offices.
 Frank Stewart of Phoenix, was i
 Flagstaff a short time Saturday o his way home from the east. Mi ' Stewart had gone east to purchase
 couple carloads of Hereford bulls flo
 his Salt River Valley ranch and wa i successful in securing what he wen
 after.