The Coconino sun., 1916-11-17

LOT hanSd5 Altys
Attorney ]. E. Jones was in Hol-
brook yesterday on, legal business.
Mr.. T. B. Gill and wife left this
morning for their home in Wisconsin.
Agent O. H. John is visiting his
brother at Hurley, N. M, this week.
Glen Meyer, freight, baggage and
transfer. Phone rs, residence phone
263.
Judge X. N. Sleeves Of Williams,
was in Flagstaff last Friday on legal
business.
Hear Cornelius Buckley, the boy
soprano, at the Empress theatre Sun
day night.
Mrs. Lillian Hanna left Wednesday
for the coast where she expects to
spend the winter.
Ed. Rabbit and w. F. Griffin left
yesterday for Phoenix to take in the
tail end Of the state fair.
Mr.. E. B. Hebert, chief clerk of the
Superintendent's office at Winslow,
was in Flagstaff yesterday.
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the
home Of Mrs. j. f. Jones Tuesday,
November, 21st at 3 o'clock.-Mrs.
MarshallS Secretary.
Sheriff Lee Newman was in Flag
staff Wednesday evening from Hol.
brook. He took "Red" Preston back
with him on some old bootlegging
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raymond re-
turned to Flagstaff this week from
the road camp south of Winslow
where Frank has been working his
teams during the past summer.
John 10y was in Flagstaff Monday
from his famous ranch at Munds
Park. He expects to spend the win
ter down on the Verde where it will
be some warmer than up over the rim.
Keep the old umbreller but bring
back the old overcoat we thrun away
last fall. The weather man said it
was 6 above Sunday night, but he
few in wind that made it feel sixty
below Monday.
Pat Costello, wife and baby, re-
turned to Flagstaff Wednesday from
Kansas City where they have been
for the past month. Pat has been liv-
ing at Ash Fork for a number of
years since leaving Flagstaff.
C. j. Spellmire and Jack Lyons of
Winslow, were in Flagstaff Tuesday.
They were only about half pleased
with the result of the resent election.
which was chad" pretty much all over
the country last week Tuesday.
Mr.. w. A. Davidson, district mana
ger of the Northwestern Mutual Life
ms. Co., of Phoenix, has been in Flag
staff for couple weeks with his wife
and baby. He has been making tours
with Perry W. Munger, their local
agent while here.
Bishop Bell of the Baptist colored
church, was in Flagstaff Tuesday
looking after the interests Of that
church IL they were all like Brother
Bell there would be heap more
churches in this country of that par.
ticular denomination.
Norman Daze, who has been spend
ing the summer here with his sister
Mrs. Colin Campbell, left Saturday
evening for San Francisco, and later
will go to his old home in British
Columbia. He expects to get back to
Flagstaff next spring with the robbins
to spend the summer.
1 Postmaster James L. Byrnes left
Monday for Phoenix to attend the
meeting of the state postmasters
association. He is down on the pro
gram for talk, but it was not an.
nounced whether for "sites" sights o,
peoples rights, whichever, however
we will guarantee that his voice
reaches those in the rear seats.
Sgt. Harry Wiltse, of Company l
Arizona National Guard, came home
from Naco Tuesday night on ter
days furlough to visit his wife. He
says all of the Flagstaff contingent
are well and doing well, except Sgt
Charles Nikols. who underwent 9
minor operation and has been in the
hospital for the past month. The
operation was not a serious one and
he is getting along fine.