The Coconino sun., 1916-08-18

F. T. La Prade, ex-mayor of Wins
low, was in Flagstaff Monday on bust
ness.
Mr.. E. S. Gosney, of Pasadena, CAL.
was in Flagstaff Monday on legal
business.
Mrs. Louise Scher and daughter
left Wednesday for Los Angeles for
short visit.
Mrs. Joe B. Male and Miss Dona
Blackburn of Mesa, are in Flagstaff,
having arrived here Wednesday.
J. H. Barncord, of Phoenix, mana
ger OF the new Orpheuri theater, was
in Flagstaff Tuesday looking over his
new place Of business.
Mr.. Glen Funk left for Pittsburg,
Pa, last Monday. on No. %, where he
will take charge of his fathers bust
ness, the latter being i'll.
Larry Quinlan, formerly a resident
of Flagstaff, now of Winslow, will be
a candidate for the state senate this
fall on the democratic ticket.
Jos. Pavlock, the mechanical expert
on The Sun typesetting machine, left
last week accompanied by Mrs. Paw
lock, for Chicago for months visit
to their old home.
DR.. Stamper, the veterinary sur
geon, returned to Flagstaff with his
family last Saturday. They have
been making an extended visit to
relatives in Ohio.
Miss Helen E. Stapleton, who has
been visiting friends here few days,
left Wednesday morning for her home
in Newark, New Jersey. She is an
accomplished young lady and made
numerous friends here during her
stay.
Mr.. c. A. Johanson, roadmaster for
the Saginaw logging road, was in
Flagstaff Saturday and Sunday. He
says he has been kept busy building
new road for the new camps this sum-
mer.
DR.. Mills, superintendent Of the
state hospital for the insane at Phoe-
nix, arrived in Flagstaff last week
with his family and will spend cou-
pie of weeks vacation camping out
n this vicinity.
w. w. Wilson, the cattleman who
has been over in the Indian snake
dance country the past summer, near
Oraibi, was in Flagstaff a few days
this week and has changed his ad.
dress to Winslow.
Prof. o. H. Richardson and family
returned last week from Berkeley,
where Prof. Richardson took sum-
mer course of study part of the
time and the rest was spent in visit
ing relatives in California.
Pete Berry and son Ralph came in
from Grandview Friday by auto.
Ralph now has a ranch Of his own in
the basin country and has about six
ty acres under cultivation this year.
He expects to harvest good crop
this year from his plantation.
The musical fraternity of Flag
staff will be glad to learn that Mr..
and Mrs. Elton Ensign Hale will re-
main in Flagstaff until the first of
October. Mr.. Hale has quite large
music class in charge and is making
good progress with its instruction.
Conductor Ed. Poole went through
Flagstaff Saturday evening on his
way to Williams to commence help
ing the Santa Fe again. He has been
in the physical repair shop for sever
al months for internal repairs and
again feels able to cuss out a hog
head.
After spending week in the city
of Winslow, Sam Diamond, the Over
land man, returned to the metropolis,
Flagstaff. Sam says the roads are
sure some muddy. He came up
with Joe Waldhause, in the little
white Ford.
Attorney Wiley Jones was in Flag
staff Saturday short time on the
trial of F. C. Struckmeyer, his OPP
ponent for the nomination on the
democratic ticket for the office Of
Attorney General. Both are scour-
ing the woods for democratic voters
who are favorable to their especial
cause.
Mrs. Leo Mckee, nee Colcord, and
well known to many young friends in
Flagstaff, is visiting her father, w.
G. Colcord. She arrived in Flagstaff
last week from Redlands, California,
where she has made her home since
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