The Coconino sun., 1916-06-23

]. j. Tatum, milk dealer of Wins
low, was transacting business in Flag
staff Tuesday.
Attorney L. E. Kliendienst, of Los
Angeles, was in Flagstaff Tuesday on
legal business.
Frank Smakel, of the Clark Cloth
ing Co., was a passenger for King |
man Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Housewife and
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Rounseville were
up from Williams Tuesday.
Roy Shoop, of Winslow, visited over
Tuesday in Flagstaff. Mr.. Shoop is
Santa Fe switchman in the Winslow
yards.
! A. E. Lyon, Santa Fe field exam
liner, was in Flagstaff Tuesday, re-
turning to the Snowflake country
/ Wednesday.
I Lloyd Van Deren and Carinne Lam
bert, both of Flagstaff, were married
Saturday, June 18th, by Judge j. o.
Harrington.
Mr.. C. j. Kuback, who brought his
family to Flagstaff some time ago to
spend the summer, left Thursday
morning for Los Angeles.
Father Vabre left for Tucson Mon
day to attend the celebration Of Father
Conley's silver jubilee as priest
which took place June goth.
M. ]. Aubineau, of Chloride, was in
Flagstaff visiting relatives yesterday.
He is now doing good business at
that growing mining camp.
q Miss Suzanne Tuohy, of Hereford,
Arizona. is in Flagstaff attending the
Normal summer session. Miss Tuohy
is the niece of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Merritt.
A. A. Johnston, exalted ruler of
Flagstaff Elks, says that his friend
Jitney (J. CO. Meyers will be one of
the principal attractions at the 40
camp during the celebration.
Ben Chastain was in the city this
week from Kingman as witness in
the Tom. Preston liquor selling case.
Ben is the same busy young man as
, of old, and says that business in King
man is still booming.
John Fain left Wednesday for Lit
7 tie Rock, Ark, where they will re-
main indefinitely. Mr.. Fain has been
: in poor health for some time and has
r sold his cattle business here, going
S TO Arkansas to seek health.
5 Mr.. and Mrs, r. B. Pollock of
Marshalltown, Iowa, who have been
3 visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Pollock
left Tuesday for Albuquerque where
e they will visit with R. r. Pollock be-
!. fore returning to their home.
Mr.. Manning, a prominent business
i man of Gallup, came in Wednesday
and was met by Supt Stephen Janus
of Leupp. They left that afternoon
. for that growing Indian city where
Mr.. Manning will visit relatives for
a short time.
The st. Margaret's guild Of Will
!. liams will give dance at the Sultana
on Juns goth; the ladies announce the
floor in excellent condition and that
Prof. Barnes will furnish the music
!, They will be pleased to welcome the
young people Of Flagstaff.
E. T. Coffy arrived from Chicago
/, Saturday and began work with the
town engineering department Mon
day. Mr.. Coffy has worked with the
!. Santa Fe engineering department and
: when called to Flagstaff was en-
:. ployed by the Illinois Central rail
I road.
r Foreigners eligible to citizenship
I who wish to vote at the November
= election should file their petitions with
I Chas. H. Adams, clerk Of the superior
court, not later than, July list. II
9 petition is filed by that date naturali-
cation papers will be issued before
4 the election.
o Sheriff Lee Newman, Of Navajo
county, went through Flagstaff last
|. Monday evening with his wife, or
: their way home from Mesa, where
Mrs. Newman has been for a. few
S months for her health. Mrs. Newman
t has fully recovered from her recent
t illness.
Joe Wilson, cashier of the Arizona
: Central Bank, is keen observer az
I well as an embryo politician. In fore
casting the outcome of the president
ial election he is optimistic in regart
to the republican ticket, but says thai
Hughes and Fairbanks are very likely
to loose the barber vote unless they
4 d;cnopca with their luxlIriant fpria