The Coconino sun., 1916-02-11
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Jack Lyons, the sheep man, was in Flagstaff Wednesday on bushes.
 MT. T. A. Riordan left this morning on business trip to Albuquerque.
 Don't forget the society editor when you have social functions. She will appreciate it.
 County Attorney c. B. Wilson went to Phoenix Wednesday evening on legal business.
 Dr. Snipe of Clarkdale, was the guest of Dr. M. o. Dumas a couple days this week.
 St. Valentines Day Monday--the day that Arizona was turned over to Governor Hunt.
 Mir. George H. Barney of Williams, is the guest of Mrs. F. w. Smith, hay ing arrived in Flagstaff yesterday afternoon.
 Rev. Austin B. Chinn was in Will Hams Wednesday attending the state meeting of Archdeacons of the Epis- copal church.
 Ramon Also purrhased the Foster property on North Beaver street We'd nesday. The deal was made through the Murphy Agency.
 Murray Brannen, the wholesale hardware peddler of Fl Paso, was in the city couple days this week mak- ing his tri-monthly trip.
 Fly Fuller was in Flagstaff yester- day on his way south. He shipped 2200 head of his sheep from Winslow to range south for the winter. Mir. c. O. Case, state superintend ent of public instruction and chairman of the Northern Arizona Normal board, was in Flagstaff Wednesday on business connected with the school.
 J. c. Collis, the Flagstaff Auto Co. man, is offering you inducements to have your auto overhauled now, be- fore you want to use it in the spring A years guarantee goes with his work.
 Miss Teresa Monroe, one of Wins lows popular and handsome young ladies, came to Flagstaff this morning to attend the Normal dance this eve ming. She is the guest of Miss Mary Hanley.
 From recent reports received the Oatman Amalgamated Gold Mining Co.,, stock will be boosted from 25 i cents a share to 30 cents as soon as there is meeting of the directors, which will probably be next week.
 Eugene W. Chain, the noted pro hibitionist and three several times candidate for president of the United States on that ticket, was in Flag staff Wednesday from Tucson. He has been lecturing in Mohave county.
 Rev. Bertram A. Cox, superinten- dent of the St. Luke's home and form CT chaplin of the state senate, of Phoenix, and Archdeacon Jenkins of Prescott, were visiting Rev. A. B. Chinn here Wednesday for short time.
 Mr. William Pitts is going around Ash Fork with a broad smile on his face over the arrival of fine baby at the home of his son Earl Pitts and wife. Billy is now a full fledged Grandpa and seems proud of the fact. Williams News.
 Chas. E. Howard was in the city yesterday Mir. Howard says that he lost but few sheep during the storm, though range conditions were any thing but good. A number of sheep owners made heavy losings on account of the mud and water.
 M. A. Murphy returned Tuesday morning from Oatman and reports a wonderful growth in the town since his visit in January. While there a deal was consumated in which all the treasury stock of the Oatman Combi- nation Mining Co. was sold for $26.- 000.0O.
 County Engineer w. H. Power went to Winslow Wednesday night where he, with the county engineer of Ma vajo county, intend making survey of the Winslow-Sunset highway, which the two counties intend putting in good condition for travel this spring.
 County Attorney c. B. Wilson has purchased the residence lots on Agas- sig street of A. w. Bikker and it is rumored that he intends moving his residence from Birch avenue to the lots purchased to make room for a new business building adjoining his present office building. I