The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1916-07-28

Miss Mary Brison and children left
Tuesday morning for their home in
Los Angeles.
A. A., allies "Tony" Johns, mem
Der of the state legislature from
Yavapai county, was in Flagstaff
Tuesday.
John Pollard received word yester-
day that his mother was not expected
to live and left in the evening for his
old home in Oklahoma.
Forest Supervisor John G. Guthrie
returned Tuesday evening from a
couple weeks vacation over in the
White Mountains country.
John Pollard returned from Mon
tana and Wyoming last Sunday where
he has been shearing sheep with a
gang for the past couple months.
Miss Mable Milligan arrived in
Flagstaff from New Mexico Tuesday
morning and is the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Milligan.
Miss Wilhelmina Mohlenpaugh, a
very charming young teacher in the
High School at Newark, Ohio, is visit
ing her uncle here, Mr.. Adam Mohlen-
paugh.
Ed Hunter is in Flagstaff from
Williams circulating nomination pa
pers for himself as a candidate for
Supervisor from the west end of the
county.
j. C. Kelly, the night thunder-kick-
er at he Santa Fe depot, has assumed
partial control of a new Studebaker
auto and started new gasoline rail-
road of his own.
Miss Edith Smith, who has been at
tending the Normal, was called to
Henrietta, Texas, Tuesday by the sor-
rowful information of the sudden
death of her father.
Mr.. G. w. Willard, the state game
warden, accompanied by his wife and
family was in Flagstaff this week,
looking up the question of the en-
forcement of game laws.
Miss Mary O'Donnel of Leaven-
worth, Kansas, arrived in Flagstaff
Wednesday evening, and will be the
guest of her cousins the Miss McGoni-
gle for an indefinite period.
Mrs. F. A. Rosenberg, accompan-
led by her father, Mr.. D. NJ. Lewis,
both of Phoenix, arrived in Flagstaff
Wednesday to spend a few weeks with
her son Prof. E. E. Rosenberg.
Mr.. w. H. Pierce, the guard at the
Cliffs, is now an Assistant Game
Warden and he says he is heartily in
favor of closing the deer and turkey
season from three to five years.
Mrs. J. w. Anderson or Long Beach,
California, arrived in Flagstaff Thurs
day to remain a few weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Ellen Ellinger, manager
of the Postal Telegraph Office.
Mr.. c. ]. Kubach and family, who
have been spending few weeks here
for the benefit of Mrs. Kubach's
health, returned to Los Angeles Tues
day accompanied by DIR. 2. Levin.
Elmer Jackson, of former baseball
fame, is now joined up with The Sun
force with a view of taking Bill
Randolph Hearst's place when Bill
eventually falls down on his assign
ment.
Engineer James Lumsden and wife
left Saturday for Los Angeles. Mr..
Lumsden brought his wife in from
Grand Canyon for medical treatment
and change of climate was advised
for time.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hayden, passed away at their
home at Cliffs last Saturday. The lit
tie one was about year old. They
have the heartfelt sympathy of many
friends in their bereavement.
Joe Kellam recently completed a
couple of miles of drift fence south
east of the city for the purpose of
keeping his and other cattle from
drifting into the city limits and get
ting into the clutches of the law.
Mr.. R. R. Pollock, manager of the
Diamond Coal Co. at Gallup, was in
Flagstaff last Saturday the guest Of
his brother T. E. Pollock. Mr.. Pol
locks home is in Albuquerque and he