The Coconino sun., 1916-09-29

Mrs. Mattie Dickison went to Pres colt Wednesday were she will visit friends.
 Dan Mcdonald is at home iron Jerome where he has been the greater part of the summer.
 Mrs. J. o. Harrington has beer seriously i'll the past few days ant was extremely low all day .Wednes day.
 There was goodly supply of snow on the San Francisco peaks Tuesday morning after the rainfall during the night. It quickly disappeared from view.
 B. A. Cameron, the republican can. didate for supervisor, was in Flag. staff from Grand Canyon a few days this week.
 Al. Spellmeyer, the Cibecue cattle. man, was in Flagstaff a couple days the first of the week. He was on his way to the coast.
 Les Hart, now one of the big stock men of Northern Arizona, was in Los Angeles this week looking up the stock market.
 Mir. l. B. Koch, general manager of the A. L. X T. Company, went to AL buquerque Tuesday to attend the state fair for few days.
 Dr. Thomas Hambly and Mrs. Ham, ply left Wednesday for Prescott where Dr. Hambly will attend the Methodist Episcopal conference.
 Mrs. H. D. Scott, who has been at- tending the Evans School here this summer, left Monday for her home in Pennington, Mass.
 Father Murphy's temperance ad- dress at the Orpheum theatre Tues day afternoon and evening was well received by good sized audience.
 Dr. George Nichols, who has been camping at Lake Mary this summer, has been appointed physician for the Supai Indian reservation and left last Monday for his new post of duty.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. w. Bikker, Jr., left for Oak Park, Illinois, yesterday on an extended trip in which Mir. Blk ker intends to interest eastern capital in the new hotel project for Flagstaff.
 Allen Pinkerton, one of the engine men for the Saginaw Lumber Co.,, on their logging road from Bellemont to the logging camps, was in Flag staff Saturday and Sunday visiting friends.
 Tee Martinez, the young man who is regular member of the clerical force at the Hunter Drug Co.,, is ir Albuquerque this week attending the state fair. Tee-he is rapidly rising young man.
 Vocal and Dramatic Recital
 Miss Pearl Newman will give vo. cal and dramatical recital at the Or. pheum Theatre on Wednesday even. ing, Oct 4th; admission fifty cents Tickets will be on sale at the theatre
 Charles F. Babcock came up form the Ft. Grant industrial school this week on visit to old friends. He says that the school is making rapid progress and running as smooth as can be without the least sign of trouble from any source.
 Jerry Lee, the hustling young man who is candidate on the republican ticket for the office of county record CT, was in Flagstaff Wednesday, &C., companied by Mrs. Lee, formerly Miss Irene Johnson, well known young lady of Williams.
 Dr. Crump is thoroughly well pleased with baby boy who arrived at his place last Sunday morning. Dr. Crump is a member of the U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry, who re- gently came to Flagstaff to assist Dr. Bert Haskett in his work in this dis trict.
 Jack Garvin, member of the state corporation commission force, accom- panied by J. Corboy, K. c. Bone and T. Hurley arrived in Flagstaff Mon- day where they spent a short time visiting with friends. They were on their way to the White Mountains to spend week or so hunting and fish ing.