The Coconino sun., 1916-05-05

Mir. Ed. I. Hamilton of Williams, was in the city Sunday.
 Mir E. S. Gosney of Pasadena, Cal, was in Flagstaff this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Waldhous left Wednesday evening for Phoenix.
 Judge F. O. Twitty of Williams, was visitor here last Sunday for a short tine.
 MT. and Mrs. W. M Hughes and Mrs. George Barney of Williams were in Flagstaff Tuesday, having come up in their auto.
 Lodge Notice.-Stated Communica- ton Flagstaff Lodge No. 2, F. & A. M. Saturday, May 9th, at p. m Visitors welcome. c. B. Wilson, w M., J. R. Treat, Sec.
 Jack Graney, the sheep rustler who has handled bands of sheep for Camp bell, Francis & Co.,, for years, left last Tuesday night for Warsaw, Mo, where he expects to remain indefin- ately.
 Albert Jones, the political sheep man of Yavapai county, was in Flagstaff last Saturday. Don't know just why politics and sheep go to- gether, but they do; it may be be- cause there. are so many sheepmen, or visa versa.
 Mir. and Mrs. 1. F. Wheeler and lit tie son Fred, left this week for Chlo- ride where they expect to make their home indefinately. It is regrettable that so many of the early year resi- dents of Flagstaff should leave, and many friends hope that they may soon welcome their return.
 District Forester Reddington of Albuquerque came in Wednesday morning on tour of inspection of this district. Mir. Reddington recent. ly succeeded District Forester Ringland and is desirous of getting acquainted with the dominion en. trusted to his management.
 George Morse, the sheepman, came up from the south last Friday in his auto and was on his way back to his headquarters near Holbrook. He re, ported that parts of the roads ur from the south were good, but owing to the heavy snows and rains, many parts of them were still badly wrinkled.
 William Newton, at the Faldel barber shop on San Francisco street was advised by wire last Friday ot the sudden death of his brother ir Baltimore that day. His brother hat visited him in Flagstaff only last month and was in apparent gooC health at the time A sudden affect. ation of the heart caused his death.
 Charles Canal, the Santa Fe bat. tery man, was in Flagstaff Tuesday He is now a part owner of the Colo Roads Annex gold mine along witf Conductor Hop" Hopkins. While Charlie is not spending any of tho dividens as yet he is certain that il will not be long after they get tC working, before he will be able tc wear gold buttons all over his clothes
 N.sL. Herrall, the rancher-operatol at Canyon Diablo, was in Flagstaff Monday. He says the people around there are not particularly pleased with the selection of that dimple dig ging disease, commonly called small. pox, which came among them un solicited last week. The cases ar' doing well and the weller" they dc the better it will please all concerned
 Mir. John Lazear and J. H. Fuller two Of the big cattlemen Of Navajo county, were in Flagstaff Monday Mir. Lezear was exceptionally well satisfied with himself, owing to tho fact that big baby boy had arrived at his home in Winslow the previou! Wednesday. Mrs. Lazear was form erly Miss May Heron, and wei known in Flagstaff where she attend ed the Normal.
 George Black, Jr., was in the cit! Saturday from Sedona, one of tn, favorite resorts on Oak Creek fo summer fishermen and person wh' want real summer vacations. H, rather anticipates an influx of fisher